South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 122, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 May 1921 — Page 3

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The Mans Side of Married Life

propounded the Ir.'iuiry. And. so f.ir. ncne knows wh'rp it will rnd.

Ik rnu? b buylntr new-spi- i Master ami MMiT. .

low Hip ficht an' foe what' Let th unmarried man continue

0th- b.eislon will be.

j The -ubjert. of course. I MAN. married. Then M him become "Mi-

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f I Anyrr .My Ulfe Hut Avoid IMItli. I li.nl not ben home f,e minute I before I knew I r.al mad- a mif-'-t ike. H.irdlv a word hid ! n .ald.

I was something In the air

husband will know what I man. Iiapldly I mule a survey of my conduct. Now. I hi'l lt. I had

would have l. shrer- madn"- to t 1' why I di 1 ri'r want to --. IMith. At dinner I made sc v ral unBu-'-eeful ntterr.pt to t I),,, to talk.

m al die v nt to the

phone. I h an! h r call IMith and explain tint w- couldn't em that

To 1 1! more pnecific the married rr I man. Why sdrfnulrl h go hi way. Indis

tinguishable from the unfettered male, while Iiis spouse wears a plain rr-dd mark of servitude? The origin of the fiuestlon 1 lost In compara

tive antiquity. 'No on rrmemhrs

th only ure solution Is to brand married men with an "M" on the forehead. While an editorial writer pravely discusses this and that tide

i to be known a .Master" until he is;cf tho gUnJect and conclude.- with n

warning presumably to Britain's

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Such Is one merestion. Others cite perfectly logical reason In against the convention or chancing the wife name and making no change in that of the man. A facetious male, who confesses

millions of .urplu women th.it If the youncr bach lor Is to bo branded at the altar he'll very probably de.ido to remain a bachelor. And Iidy Tree thinks It s all useless talk. "There, needs no badge of srvl-

that he his worn a wrddirsc rim; 1 tude." fhe writes. 'There needs no

exactly who or what newspaper first himself for 20 years. ?'n-(.'ts that plain cold circlot to single out the

married man. 11m is unmistakable. "K Is nut that he is particularly careworn. I havt known men married ar.d not careworn. Nor is h prenaturally pay though there ha been men both gay and married. There does not brood upon his brow that undefmable expression half smuj, half furtive, that we know well. v The rctrlficd Tear. "Suff.co to pay that married men pretending to be unmarried could not deceive a child. "Put since the custom of husbands

warir. s weddinc rings has evidently -ome to stay, let us at lea-t observe it systematically. "I,rt us have a hoop of pold. platinum, silver or iron (p.ccordintr to the means and status of the wearer) upon the third finder of the left hand of every married man. "'If. unhappily, he becomes n. wl-

"d rtguer." And for thli I know of no prettier de1ce than & t!r.d of plaited hair. "In thft case (and this the unh.ipplest of all) of a widower determined never to marry nfciln. ft ulr.Rl diamond. Ilk a bright tecr petrified.

lower, a irclet of penrl (orient. lm- should be settled upon the thumb, nation or Christmas cracker) should) ,nd for th henpecked huban l adorn the second linger; and if. M... jbut no! z RfVfr cou!d s.e th. af.

more unnappuy, again n w mower, ai

ring, worn In addition to the other two. upon the first finger should bo

finity "between the nose and th ring."

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I siw just how I hal tdund red. If sh' liad been there to creet me, ,f rturs" I won. I have r m r;il' r d th-Vis-?. Hut she had be n holding a conference with llt a in th" kitf h-n. I had talked to her through the open door and whn she ram" out had imply continue! tin . onversatlon.

When she (am bark Into the living re r:i she brought some s wir.-

with her. I knew t-h hated sewing it

nnd sri- kn v I knew i It was evibn? fh- was- j:'dr.g to be a martyr, j ,-. If D..t had Ii v. --d during ihe laysi who; ("hri.-tians were burned at th y

take, j-h" would have insist d o, : f laving a littl hotter fre than ar.v-lfr

If I had b en anything d' a dijlo-. r,nr. i. i . It wa th- sort of th

mar. if I hid hern married twenty

t ars ir.xti-nd of two. I woul I have

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y .'oppei rigiit there. On oth-r ccoa-ji r.j, r. l th,. door, announced:

cions I had omitted the kls apolo- "Widl I't rr.ir" t i., t. t, .

J jried. and been forgiven. There ' in :- appointment." iv

vm.ij!,! ha" l. n no real storm if I It in d a cle r thrtjst, but it f iiad bn willing t giv- uji my id a j didn't ni ak m- feel any betj r. I,b ef placing cards at .Sid's houe that j had th- s-ti-; -: ri I would !;-. in the J L

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Ith. but that trial had merely Leen I V

Hut -' ai! t ; i r. c drriv roe nrt. I was

worried about affairs at th- oüice. I want I t g-t my mind ff business. and tho surest way I kn -w was a

Jgood card game. After I had exVpiained about the kiss and had given " iler nt one but three, Ijoiothy

Vote at the Democratic Primary Next Tuesday for Good Men1

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P tur d to hecin:

"Dear. 1 thought of going r to Sid's tonight. Sm- of the boys will b- ther- and " "Hut Kdith asked us tr r.in .' nri'i play bridge with th rn tonight." "Can't w e ton;rrw ? You s -. I've practically promise! " "Oh. of course, if you'll rath r b ith your fri-nls than with m-." "That in't it at all. but"

L It was needbs? to explain about fhings at the otliee: I !idn't want to

:vorry I)ot. It would have 1 ri us.-.

Ä I SUGGESTS WEDDING A

RINGS AS BRANDS

FOR MARRIED MEN;

KnL'l.iml .Mmllv Uifii-in!; a- .- n rum Methods of Ditin-riii-Iiiitr Married Men.

Democratic Candidate for Mayor

IN HON. April .10. Shall they !,. branded ? If so bw "

ss to mention tliat playing bridgt

with her and th- Slorums w'ubln't i

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v oulil hav- to gie mv r-asrs for!

Vidding two no-trumps arid why I

'idn't double Kditli's three h-irf.j

!t would have been marital suit idrtmind Dot that when we were

e;ic.'igel she had dei dared she would In. st on me spon.,ir.g a night rvny Ave l; out with my own fri nds. it

iters r ive the controversy must;

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for Republican Councilman-At-Large Economy and Business Efficiency Pull Lever No. 18-A

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Gladys M. Monro

Democratic Candidate for CITY CLERK Primaries May 3, 1921 "Efficiency and Courtesy" my platform.

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Mr. Romine heis held the following appointive offices: Attorney for the Poor of St. Joseph County for one year. (Appointed by the County Commissioners). Captain Machine Gun Company for approximately two years (Appointed by President Wilson). Member of the Board of Park Commissioners in the City of South Bend, a non-political board, the members of which serve without pay. (Appointed by Mayor Carson). Mr. Romine solicits your vote and your help on the following propositions: Eliminate vice from our city. No graft in our city. ' Make the police department as efficient, prompt, clean and courteous as a wfell trained Military organization. Give the tax payers a dollar's worth of service, labor or material for a dollar. Consult and advise with the best business men and women on big business questions confronting our city, irrespective of political affiliations. Put a competent woman on the school board. Encourage a fuller use of our Parks and extend them as rapidly as our finances will permit. A closer co-operation with the Charitable institutions in our City and the City administration. Improve the automobile parking conditions in the downtown or "loop district. ' Teach AMERICANISM by enoburaging the Boy Scout Movement.

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Nominate OTIS

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Primary Tuesday, May 3rd

for Mayor

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