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ORDINANCE no. 3es.
COUNCIL SERIES

AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING
FOR AND CALLING A SPE-
CIAL ELECTION ON CHAPTER
1892, ACT OF THE FLORIDA
LEGISLATURES. 1889. THE
SAME BEING THE PROPOSED
NEW CHARTER FOR THE CITY
OF KEY WEST; FIXING THE
DATE AND TIME THEREOF;
PROVIDING FOR NOTICE
THEREOF; PROVIDING THAT
RI SHALL NOT BE NECESSARY
TO OPEN THE cry REGIS
TRATIgDN BOOKS; AND PRO
VIDING THAT THE GENERAL
ELECTION Laws OF THE CITY
OF KEY WEST SHALL APPLY
EXCEPT WHERE IN CONFLICT
HEREWITH; AND PROVIDING
THAT. TT SHALL NOT BE
NECESSARY TO PUBLISH a
LIST OF QUALIFIED ELEC-
TORS sgOR TO RESTORE
STH1CEEN Ok OMITTED
NAMFS
Passed by the City Council on
first reading, July 20. 1899
Passed by the City Council on
second reading, July Is, 1899.
Passed by the City Council on
third reading, July %, 1899
iIG EARL ADAMS,
President City Council.
Attest:
ARCHIE ROBERTS,
City Clerk.
Apprdved: July ~, 1889.
WILLARD NJ. ALBURY,
july28in Mayor.
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NATIoNAL LEAGUE

Boston ut Pittsburgh Shoffner
1851 VS.. Brown (6E4).
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
Mulcahy t5zIl) VS.. Thompson
4-l) or Wander Nicer (4-8).
New York at Chicago Lofir-
man (7-7) VS.. Passeau I'D.
Brooklyn at st. Louis Tamulis
(S-4) VS.. Weiland (6-0.
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REDS ANNEX TWO
MORE TO VICTORY
COLUMN; WIN
HOME RUN WITH BASES
LOADED WON ron CARDS
OVER GIANTS: RED sox DE-
FEATED BY WHITE sox
tspeelaI to The cIlIsenl

NEW YORK, July 28.-Cincin-
natl Reds stretched their lead in
the National League to ten games
by virtue of double victory over
Boston Bees, 8 to ! and 8 to 8.
A home run by Don Padgett with
the bases loaded won for st.
Louis Cardinals in their game
with the crippled New York
Giants. and the Redbirds regain
ed second place as the Philadel-
phia Phillies edged out Pitts
burgh, 9 to 8. Chicago Cubs won
a hard-fought contest against
Brooklyn Dodgers, with Big Bill
Lee going the route for the Bruins
and holding the opposition to
five safe blows.
Boston Red Sox again went
down in defeat at the hands of
Chicago White Sox, this time in
a heavy-hitting affair, to IL.
Detroit Tigers clawed Washing
ton Senators, 8 to /.
Results of the games:
NATIONAL. LEAGUE
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DiMACGIO LEADING
HITTERS OF BIG SIX
tnyI Assoeiafed 1resa,

T. NEW YORK, July 28.-Joe Di-
Maggie, heavy hitting outfie1der
of the New York Yankees, is set
ting the pace among hitters of the
major leagues Big Six.
DiMaggio has gone to bat I'll
times and came up with 86 safe
ties for an average of .4O8. He
scored 40 runs.
Second place goes to Arnovich,
Philadelphia Philly, averaging
$40. followed closely by Jimmy
Foxx. Red Sox, 1857.
Big Six hitters:
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A CITY HOME
No Matter Where You Live

THE Joy Of q modern bathroom.
] Of water in the kitchen and
laundry = whenever and wherever
you may need It at the turn Of q
faucet. Entirely automatici
These and many other conHen-
fences can be enjoyed IN farm and
suburban homes just as in city
homes with a DAYTON Auto
matte Water System on the Job.
It is, "penny-wise" folly to be with
out one, considering both its low
initial cost and operating cost.
DAYTON is made BY the original
maker Of household water systems.
They are entirely automatic, self
oiling and come fully equipped for
immediate service. Let Us furnish
estimates.
SOLD ON EASY TERMS
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MAJOR LEAGUES
GAMES TO-DAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland at Washingtofi--Fel-
Ter Q5-4) VS.. Chase alb.
Detroit at Philadelphia -Bridg-
es Q2-45 VS.. Caster t6-s)
Chicago at New York Smith
(6-5) VS.. Russo CD.
ST. Louis at Boston Kennedy
(5-13) vs. sAuker ~ A.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Ossssssss.ssssssssessse.
Today's Birthdays
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mary Anderson de Navarro.
famed oldtime actress, born in
Sacramento, 80 years ago.
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Maj. Gen. Charles r. Reynolds,
former surgeon-general, born at
Elniira, N. Y, So years ago.
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WANTED

r EFF FINED, SOBER, HARD
WORKING COUPLE wants
small business, consider part
nersliip and services with work
ing man or couple. Musician,
inclined to sports and can
rough it,. Finest references.
Will be in Miami and Key West
in 4 few days. Write Mr..
Burleson, 692 Lindsey ST., NV.
Atlanta, Ga. ily27-Stx
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Gen. Ballington Booth, founder
head Of the Volunteers of Amer
lea, born in England, 80 years
ago.
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/ Jimmy Foxx, clouting member
Of Boston Red Sox, holds COM
handing lead in the home run
department. This husky fellow
has poled a total Of "a four-b bag
gers, six more than any other
player in either league. Stand
ings:
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Maefayden, Erickson and Lo-
PEI; Derringer and lombard.
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CORNER LOT 60x1O4 IT., located
at whitehead and Caroline
streets. Price, Reasonable. APP
ply, 20. Box 675. Key West,
Fla. jly27 -1wk
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Joe E. Brown, actor, born at
Holygate. Ohio, Al years ago.
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FOR SALE lots, each 50x1OC.
Run from Washington to Won
Phister street. $1,000. Apply
rear 1877 Petronia street.
apr14-s
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FOR SALE Bargain; Furnished
House. situated on two lots,
100x100 feet each. Apply to
1905 Virginia Street. may25-tfs
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John A. Brown, president. So,
eory- Vacuum Oil, born at Hamp.
ton. Pa, 81 years ago.
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born in Fulton Co. III. 70 years
ago. ! 49,
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Alice Duer Miller Of New York,
author. born there, IS years ago
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Williams, Red Sox, leads in
runs-batted-in, sending "a across
home. plate. Second is. Walker
White Sox, with 70 to his credit.
Mccormick, Reds, sets the pace
in the National League with ~.
Standings:
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Henry w. Phelps. board chair
man Of American Can, New York,
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Rear Admiral William T. Tar
rant, U.SN.. born at Black Hawk
Miss, 81 years ago.
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PERSONAL
iiELr WANTED

WHfTE GIRL TO ASSIST in OPP
Grating Guest House, Inquire
at Keys Guest House, IA ST.
fnonidp Street. ily27-2t
xry \ nxTrfN
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THE WEATHER

Normal Mean yesterday --- %
s1lsls FSe0Fa c6xerE 24-hour period
emsllmix az O'Clock tlsiN. mf0fming.
PRECIPITATION
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Second Came

Sullivan, Lanning, farmhouse
and Lopez; Grissom, Moore, Da-
Wis and Hershberger.
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Butcher, Johnson, Harrell, Hig-
be and Miles; Klinger. Sewell,
Swift and Mueller.
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AiAERTCAN LEAGUE

Rigney, Mafctirn, Brown and
fresh; Galehouse, Dickman, Rich
and Peacock.
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Cleveland at Philadelphia, wet
grounds.
ST. Louis at New York, rain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-12

Here's knowing style, designed
by Anne Adams to flatter the lines
OF a lady who's mot as slim as she
once was" Pattern 1927 is one of
the easiest tasks you've ever set
sewing needle to. with no waistline
seam. Cut in just few simple
pieces. the entire front and back
of the dress itself may be made on
the bias-an especially good idea
IL you are using a gay checked or
striped fabric. Attractive Jokes
shape the sides of the cool square
neck, with darts just below that re-
lease roomy freedom throughout
the bodice. Make short pulled
sleeves with trim little cuffs. or a
loose, flaring style. And use bright
ric-rac or crisp ruffled trim on
Jokes. sleeves and roomy pockets.
Pattern 1927 is available in
womens sizes So, IS, 40. ~. ~, IS,
IS and so. Size SO takes 81. yards
35-inch fabric; ass yards ruffling.
Send Is cents in coins for this
Anne Adams pattern. Write plain
ly size, name. address and style
number.
Sun-filled, fun-filled summer
dsys-time TO look your prettiest,
Time to write for our new Anne
Adams summer pattern book and
plan your hot-weather wardrobe.
Choose from dress parade of
engaging. make them yourself"
frooks. Surf-and-sand wear 4.
classic sporsters airy dance
styles travel togs. Smart &C
cessories. lingerie. at-home clothes.
Every age included, from the for
ties through the twenties, teens.
juniors and tots. Order your copy
now! Book Is cents. Pattern Is
cents. Book and pattern together,
IS cents.
Send your order to The Tacoma
Times Pattern Department.
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In many ways. the bachelor and
the maid are made to feel they arc
not quite normal.
Yet many men and women stay
single by choice.
These can be classified roughly
into two groups; those who take
stories OF married strife" too
literally and are afraid 10 marry.
and those who recognize the fact
that they are emotionally and
psychologically unfit for marriage.
There are many to warn against
the unhappincss of marriage but
few to warn against the unhap-
piness of being single and alone.
II Is just as hard to adjust for
single life a. to adjust for happy
married life. and the individual
who thinks he is escaping a pain
full personal adjustment by re-
naming single is due for rude
awakening.
Happiness is obtainable In any
way OF life. Dissatisfaction lack
of proper adjustmcnp is the
source Of trouble. and when II is
eliminated. the individual can find
satisfying activity in any social
sphere.
When the individual makes a de-
cision between marriage and
"single blcssedness, he Ia choos-
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ing his sphere of operation. but
he Is in no way choosing between
happiness and unhappiness. That
Is up to him in either event.
Psychologists recognize the fact,
however. that there are men and
women unfit for marriage. These
are better off If they find IL out
before they marry.
In general. the individual unfit
for marriage is the victim Of
childhood accident or circumstan-
ces that result in ncurosis that
renders him incapable of the adj
justments necessary to happy mar
rage. Lack of emotional develop
ment can result in retarded
capacity for marriage happiness.
Some of these cases can be cured
by proper training.
Some arc better off unmarried.
II properly adjusted to single life.
they may find outlets in other di-
rections than sex and parcnthood.
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Rumanian Youths
To Play Bagpipes

William Ramsay, IL
year-old champion boy piper, has
left Dundee by plane for Buchsr-
est. where he will teach Rumanian
boys to play the bagpipess. RAM
say Was invited TO Rumania by
the Rumanian Youth Movement
to teach members the art of play
ing the pipes.
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Eyes Should Haze
Special Attention

Eyes require attention during
summer months. Less makeup on
lids and lashes. realization of the
Importance of wearing sun glasses
a great deal and using lotion and
anti-wrinkle cream regularly are
rules to be remembered.
II you wear ordinary eyeglasses
most OF the time. 1t is wise to have
sun glasses made from your own
prescription. Even though YOU
don't ii is not good idea to pay
too little for sun glasses. Imper-
feet ones might just possibly cause
eyestrain. That is, II you wear
them as much as you should
when driving car, playing golf or
tennis, horseback riding as well as
sunbathing.
A very mild but very good eye
lotion is practically a must during
months when the air is filled with
tiny particles of dust and dirt.
Find one you like. get an eye-cup.
too. then wash your eyes at least
once a day.
There are special creams to
eliminate lines around the ewes,
the crepey look on lids How
ever, If you don't have one. plain
night cream will do very nicely.
Massage IT with tips of forefin-
gers. working around and around
and pressing gently at corners.
DAILY FRESH
LOON Is BEST
For evening. YOU may like
touch OF eyeshadow and a bit Of
mascara. For daytime. unless
lashes are quite oolorless. skip
both. A natural. daisy
look is infinitely preferable right
now to lavishly msde-up, ultra
slamor-girl effects.
When you have finished pow
dering. brush brows and lashes
and rub your fingers across eye
lids. Heavily powdered lids US
uslly make one appear years older.
II you like a decidedly shiny look
on lids. apply a faint touch of cold
cream or perhaps you will prefer
to use a colorless eyestick. There
are several OF these on the mar
ket. They take up no more room
in your purse than lipstick.
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RECIPES

1omorroW'A Menu
BREAKFAST: Blueberries and
cream. dry cereal. buttered
toast, bacon. coffee. milk.
LUNCHEON: Hot tomato
soup. crsbmeat salad, hlackber-
ries. sponge cake. pineapple sab
avon, tea, milk.
DINNER: Mixed green salad.
liver and bacon. creamed pota-
toes. new peas. raspberry chif-
fon pie. coffee, milk.
Cherries. blsckberries. blueber-
ries and raspberries now are at
hand 10 add their tender paiety to
our menus. Welcome them into
your homes.
In buying cherries. remember
that they come TO maturity only
on the tree. II the cherries In the
box are still unripe. don't buy
them. Unlike other fruit. they
will not develop any further
either In color or flavor once they
have been picked. II cherry has
= fresh appearance. clear color and
plumpness. IL means that II was
picked In maturity from the tree.
Raspberry Chiffon PIE
One envelope plain unflavored
gelatin. !. cup cold water, a cup
sugar. y cup water. Ia cups
crushed fresh raspberries. !. tea
spoon salt. y cup cream. whipped.
Soften gelatin in cold water.
Combine sugar and water and heat
until sugar Ia dissolved. Stir In
raspberrics and salt Cool. When
mixture begins to thicken, fold in
whipped cream. Pour into baked
pie shell or crumb crust and chill.
just before serving. garnish top
with whipped cream.
Pineapple sabayon
Makes Ia cups)
Sponge cake circles. fresh ber-
ries and this wcll-chilled pineap-
pie sabayon creamy sauce will pro-
ducc a wonderful summer dessert.
Four egg yolks, 4 tablespoons
sugar. ] cup canned unsweetoned
pineapple Juice, pinch of salt. 2
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AE[QGlG (1lE Eqls

"So." Jus; the one word MOTH
ing more. and Il had a finality
that discouraged further question
ing. She wriEgied around in her
seat. trying to make herself more
comfortable.
Too Tight
The cords on her wrist were
too tight. and those on her ankles
had put both her feet to sleep.
They felt numb, and wien she
pressed them against the floor
board. a sudden sharp pain shot
through them and up her legs.
Ny feet are asleep. Couldn't
you loosen the cord a little bit -
No" The answer was curt.
abrupt. and Rayburn didn't even
glance at her as he lighted a fresh
cigsret.
A short time later, Ellen thought
she heard the sound Of a car la
boring up the hill and wild hope
leaped in her breast.
Someone was coming
Shed risk everything on one
wild scream,
Hears Car
Rayburn heard the car. tho. and
leaned forward, peering intently
into the night.
The headlights of the car came
around the curve. and a moment
later flashed out, and then on
again.
Rayburn leaned quickly forward
and flashed his on. and then off.
just as Ellen opened her mouth
and screamed at the top of her
lungs.
shut up. you fool" Rsyburn
snarledt He whipped silk hand
herchief from his breast pocket and
in a moment had ii in her mouth,
the end tied securely back of her
head. II made an effective gag.
The other car was very close
now, and again flashed its lights
off and then on. Rayburn respond
ed as he had before. In a mo-
ment, the other car drew along
side and stopped and the lights
went out.
Rayburn slipped from his car,
his hand in his pocket.
Karl ?" he called. softly.
That you Tom ?" Ellen rec.
ognized the voice of Karl Vorhis.
Any doubt that remained in her
mind that there was a definite tie
up between the two was gone now.
Was Right
Barringer had been right about
Karl, but so wrong about Rick and
wrong about Rayburn. What
shock it would be to him, when
she told him.
She stopped. When she told
him? She had forgotten that she
might never have the chance to
tell anyone anything again.
Forgotten that she was in the
most perilous position she ever
had been in her life, until Ray
burns voice recalled her to her
senses.
Everything all arranged" he
asked.
Yes" Karl answered. II got
your message okay, made the
check-up you wanted. and then
drove to Malibu and waited for
your second call"
Didn't you bring Jules"
Continued on Page 10, Column 81
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Now Many Wear
FALSE teeth
With More Comfort

mon acid, powder holds false teeth
more firmly To eat. talk and laugh
with greater security and 10 avoid
the worry and discomfort Of slipping
rockine wsbbltng false teeth sprinkle
your plate with FASTEETH- No aum-
not sour. Cheeks .snlst< odor@ Get
RAsTEETH st any drus store. adv.
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cHAPTER TwENTY-THREE


II couldn't have been more than
twenty minutes that she sat there
alone. huddled IN the front seat Of
Rsyburr's coupe. her arms uncom-
fortabIy tied behind her. her
ankles also tightly secured.
But to Ellen It seemed like hours
before she heard key in the door
lock on the side opposite her.
Her heart lesped In terror for a
moment, and she was strangely re-
assured when she heard Rayburns
voice.
II was the fear Of the unknown
rather than the fear Of her en-
ployer that had startled her. she
decided. and smiled bitterly.
Afted all. she didn't know what
he intended to do with her. Ger
tsinly. he would not turn her loose
Immediately 10 tell Hendon or
Barringer what she had learned
about his desk.
During his absence. her magma
tion had been racing as various
conjectures of her probable fate
presented themselves.
Lock Her Up
They'll lock me up some place, y
she finally had reasoned. until
they are able to get away. Either
Rayburn nor Karl are the sort of
people who would do anything
worse-they wouldn't murder me.
Not men know, men I've been
out with, dined with, danced with. "
They probably were very angry
with her for stumbling onto their
secret. Any further plans they had
of obtaining the latest government
developments in aircraft and sell
ing them to other countries, must
be abandoned now that she knew
their methods.
Wherever they went. they would
be branded as dangerous spies.
Their only recourse was to flee
the country. To 60 some place
where they knew they would be
free from danger of the Secret
Service. Unless
The thought kept coming back
into her mind: she couldn't rid
herself of 1t entirely.
Out Of Way
Unless-unless they put her
permanently out of the way, both
OF them We're doomed to live in
exile the rest of their days.
They were doomed to serve
long prison terms if they were
caught, and they might be caught
so long as she was able to talk
to tell what she knew about
them.
Murdcr-it was a horrible word.
1t sent cold shivers down her
spine.
Girls were murdered-she knew
that. She had read about it in
the newspapers, many times.
Girls disappeared, vanished COM
pletely from sight and no one ever
knew what had become of them.
But it couldn't happen to her
not to Ellen Anvers. 1t didn't
happen to anyone with friends like
she had-Major Barringer for in
stance. A powerful friend. They
wouldn't dare
Rayburn, after unlocking the
door, slipped into his seat again
and ran down the window on his
side.
Ellen heard him fumbling in his
pockets, and then saw a glow as
he reached forward and pressed
the cigaret lighter on the dash.
Soon he was putting away, inhal-
ing deeply, and letting the smoke
float from his mouth and through
his nostrils.
The end of his cigaret burned
red as he drew in on II. Soon
he was lighting a fresh one from
the stub.
Have you-have you decided
what you're going to do with me ~
the girl asked, finally. when Ray
burn was on his fourth cigaret.
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why Is II considered wrong for
q girl In the business world to have
married men friends and even 90
out with them TO lunch or 4 drive
II there Ia no moral misbehavior ?"
Thus queries Marge.
Leaving any question Of morals
out Of It. II is = mistake for a girl
70 date a married man. Does she
not realize she u almost sure to
be wasting her timer
Before she INDUCES her modern
fright" to make life plcasantcr for
the poor. misunderstood husband.
or the flirt. or the philandcrer. a
girl ought to size up the situation
and find out just what she Is GO
Ing TO get out of IL.
She isn't going to get husband.
That's 4 cinch. Because even
though he isn't adverse to being
consclcd. the married man who
Starts a mild filtration with her
gives her credit for knowing It viii
never amount to anything serious.
Another thingn girl has any
young unmarried men on the string
they win resent having q married
rsn chiscl in, and are likely to
Sscp out OF the picture. II she
hEsat any single men friends at
TIE present. the chances are she
never will have any II she Ia known
as a play girl who steps around
with married men.
A girl has TO remember, too. that
wives stick together when their
territory IL being invaded. and she
Is sure to be talked about by wives
who feel uneasy every time they
sec a supposedly, excellent husband
playing the gay Lothario. And do
you think this talk cannot hurt
you, Don't fool yourself.
Remember. also. the married
man IL not going to be especially
interested in her. What he wants
il an audience. His wife--who de-
votes her life to building him up
has spoiled him 30 badly that he
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lust as Hard to Adjust for
Single Life as for Married

10 a
standing family
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Couples Kin Is Blamed
For Wrecking Romance
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Her relatives did not approve of her boy friend and his
mother told les consequently that to have
eliminated in marriage came to unhappy end.
How to patch up the affair and win back her exfiance
is the girls problem. She writes:
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43-THE SINGLE LIFE

Despite the pressure of society, many and women
prefer to remain unmarried They remain out of normal
social life because the family is assumed to be the social
unit Everything of n social is made to fit family
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White elephants" are sold
quickly NTH Times Want Ad.
Call Main Sl5i.
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In Italy. people leave their cali
ing cards when they visit the
tombs.
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expects every woman to be on the
cheering lines.
When a girl lets n married man
monopolizc her evenings she Is just
marking time. And marking time
IL bad business n her goal Is hus-
band of her own.