South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 66, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 March 1922 — Page 8

THE -'iOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 7. 1922 i I r ii i I

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H : j :rtvy to Mrs. Gilbert T. i ho will l?a.ve o--n to r-j York C.ty. Mr. ; 112 Mar,,:",f a v., J r a v f "f . ' : at a j ..-: r-r T'-- i ? t , vn"';', la.'1? ;.- . r-.-l tu!:;-f. T- 1 'a ;t '.4 -v H'-rar IVx. MLfi P1-51- Ktarl'fl. Harriet Htovr. floronc" t-'.t ar.l Mrs. vll'o Fn:er, of . : V.la, Pa. i wa th fubjert o. an, talk s".v?n Monday after- I "I 'XT

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r."r XT-lor i.T memurs i in" j eidence of her query to K-obert I i-';- of Vorr.n Votrt. by Mra ; i:i(;hteen members of the Phlla-1 Ravarln about the desirability of inF. I' Iim:ort at the T. M. C. -A- thea clas of the "Westminster Pres- j structinp the auctioneer to accept Prerd;ru' the TiddreHj a bu.ln'-M I l)ytrrlan church met Monday evening j no bid under one hundred dollars ner-tlnir wi held, the fcond -ice I wllh Mis, ynn Iyrer. 714 Harri- ; f0r a canvas of hers. And If we had j-r v.-l -r.r. Mr?. J. FI Neff, prejdinp. s,,n aV- ryenlnp was ppnt with j not driven past the Woodstock art Th- v -ir l chairmen nested were; a hört program. th mission study , callerv with its auction ftile she

an. ..;r-. ineo-.rr- tvr.-n.-i . . r P- 1 T r Lt ward, Mr.B Oscar Von Bar- . trj:;. ; tn.fi vara, .Mrs. jonn

f;rir:;m; fo-irth ward, Mrs. A. j next month, the place to lo an-H:;u:-t; J'.ffh ward. Mrs. Carri nounc-d later. Mey.-r; F'.xth vard. Mrs. Prank, Mr. and Mrs. Charles P.rrlow. 71? Tritt; ?"vr,:h ward, Mra. Floyd Jel- j portage av., were purprlsed Funday 2ion. T:io tirkt for the cominp I -venin? tv 3." of their friends, In

year w cas aVo S"l"t-d ar.d th" el "- I .... . iv & 1 f ofhcera w 11 b he.d between i tion o the hour of 2 and o'clock March 20 at th Y. M. r2. A. An interesting i'rocr'ir-i will follow the business Fusion at 3 o'clock. Tb" current Invents department of the Progress club hell a regular mtin-? at the club house Monday afternoon with members of the raoth'TM" department na their j;TiHts. Mrs. Ildrat r J. Miller pave an inter.tlnu' talk on "Th- ParentTfiU'hi rs A.-? ofiation and Wliy We Kho-iM Pe Interested in It." Mrs. Mili r '.3 the president of the .association and brouphT to her audience the acc,r:ipl!-hmentfl of her orpan-ii-tt:on in rommunity service. Followinp th tropram a. social hour was enjoyed. Mrs. Charb-s F. Iwan. Juis'ed by .Mra. Edward Ich, Mrs. II. A. Hoover and Mrs. T. A. Dice, actirip as hostess for the department. L!?ht refreshments were FtTVetl to PUOStS. As a rmrtfyy to MIäh IJoulah riiaf.-r, wh'.s marnap" t.i Leonard (jruMs will take plac this month.

Miss Florence Anderson. 710 K.jfj. W. Rench. pastor of the First

h'amplo .st., entertained at a miscellaneous nhower Saturday eveninp. Th) eveninp was spent socially and with contests. the favors bMng won by Mis. Shafer and ML.s E'mma Islmtz. Late in the eveninp a tworourse luncheon wa.s served to 13 J Rtiesta at a tablo made attractive! tth decorations suppestive of St. Ivatrick'sj day. On Thurwday eveninp Miss MiidrM Foeply. 114S. Uafayctte st., will entertain for Miss fhafer. Mrs.. Thomas Carson, 1613 J. Main St., was hostess Monday eveninc to

the members and their husbands of;srrnt wlth rnusi(' and 'pames and

tho Lala Drill team. A business meeting wan hcüd. during which plans were made for a dance to be gtven Mar. 18 at Peyler hall. The remainder of the evening was spent podally and a two course luncheon was porved. The next meetinp will tajte place the first Monday evening of April, the place to be announced later. The Victory club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. William liege. 7." 3 Lincoln way E." Mr md Mr. William Tausch. 3 0. It -'nter!adned the JustaX. Scott iTnore c!uti S.Uurday evening. The ! evening was rpent playing 500, Mr 1. G. Moon and O. G. Wolf winning the favors. A burTpt lunchet n was tervol to 12 guests. Mi-" MiMrel Pcsbrugh. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Farl Itosbriigh. 11? W. Brorvnn st.. and Archie W. Helrnick. son of Mrs. IMwm Cordray. 1 5 0 r S. Mic-hicran st., were married Ratur.'.ay .it'trnoon at 4 o'clock at the T. ritf.l Prethren church. Rev. L. L. John ("iciating in the pres-re-War Prices . ... Is Reading ; an Effort? Found vision never calls for effort. If yt u ar- alwas tryir.ir to ?e thru a mist, glasses are nedtd. Call on DR. J. BURKE Our 2n yrr in outh llnd. ?.in . MUlIHi.VN (T. The lloi'f of the Krjr-tok Cila?. it H ('7H5 -rrr--;-5 ' j T X

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the f.ir.ii'.y and friend. Th" attendants wr Paul in I'ov r::L-h. .Tr r. f the Trll-. an 1 r.trl t'.rn:rk. brr.:hr .f the irroor.i yy,,. tri- wr- a tfc-niir; ro.vn f.f ry ronton crfp. -w-irh a periv.inkle hat. Her corare was r-f -hit" Klll.trn'-y r.cs find valley !!'.. Miss Hombruch v.-a? a'.'o pownin frrr-y Canton rreji.- '.vith a hat to matrh and wore a corfnce of .un-LUf-t rose. f Th hridal dinner w i.i -r.ed j ... '

F'iniay at the home of the bride'3 ; iiu::iiu me mutu uiuic u; u. uanuu : r.'irentf. Covers were laid for 25 j Krudually bein inflated. That Rob1 .,iv, inriM.u th. mcmV.'rs.C't Savarln's approbation of her

of the two famine. The appoint- J mer.ts of the table upffeste! a color fhme of pink and yellow Mr Mfp jreIm1rk reside at T1C Unrf)ln wav E. j, on r.r. unfler th" oirection oi . . . ... Ä i Miss M:ir,p noff. A social hour was j ene.yed. The class win mrrx. apain honor of the r eighth wMdln annl- . , , r rrs'in'. At wh .t the favors were, an' won by Mrs. S. Roc!n, Mrs. A. Prasin. S. Gutst".n and A. Simon. Amt.np the puest.s yere Mr. and Mrs. M. Fisher of Cincinnati, r., and Mrs. A. Weis of Chiratro. Mr. and Mrs. r.enrp VT. Shmi'lt. 149 Yukr.n av., entertained Saturday eveninp In honor of Mrs. William Farrell and Miss Anna Farr-1 of Chfeapo. The table at whieh were seated 10 fruits wa.s centered with a praceful basket of vari-colored swee. pe.-if?. At bridpe the favors were won by Mrs. J. E. Cauley and T. A. I lynes. Mi Florenre Goldsmith.. 24 X. ! Lafayette hlvd., entertalnel the i in-mtiT. of th Silver Sword club Saturday afternoon. Games and contests were featured and refreshments were served. Th next meetinp will be held with Mi?.s Alice Moomaw, Diamond av., in two weeks. Mrs. Viola Rirnh.irt and O. F. Anderson were married Saturday eveninp at S o'clock at the home of the bride, 2523 S. Michigan St., Rev Prethren church, officiatinp. hi the presence of 30 guests. The bride wore a beaded pown of dark blue taffeta, and her cordage whs of sweet peas. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Whorton were the attendants. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson will reside at 2 2 o R. Michigan ft. In honor of the 10th weddinp anniversary of Mr and Mrs. James Popel. Mrs. Amelia Nemeth. 518 W. Vv'ashlngton av., entertained informally Sunday eveninp. the affair beInp in the nature of a surprise to Ith honor guests. The evning was rof reshmentfl were served. The members of the Hooier Roys club were entertainer! Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Eaton, T.TO X. Ninth st. Games and contests were the features of entertainment and refreshment. were ervel to 15 guests. The next meetinp will be hld April 1 with Mr. and Mrs. Marion GUI. 1322 S. Fellows st. Mrs. George S. Harbaugh. 121 E. i Elder st., has returned from New York city, where she was called by the death of htr grandmother. Mrs. Thomas G. Martin. MAUniAC.E LICENSES. Ansel Lindsey. South Rend, and Rita B. Davis. Battle reel Mich. F. A. Anderson and Viola Parnhart. both of South Bend. Ford E. Crisnior1 and Mabel Harris, both of Chicago. Archie W. Ilelmick and Mildred Posbrugh. both of South Rend. i'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiii!. I H. LAPIDES I ElcInslvo 1 ailorins D COATS WRAPS GOWNS and BLOUSES RESIDENCE SHOP 1012 W. Washington Ave. South Rend. Ind. I ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - At IT' firelock's The Victrola a Home Entertainer

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uri; way rm.oR nui)tr -GAVi: THANKS. Put a few minutes before, at Lillian's promif to aid her, I had ISkt.M Eleanor Rundle. In my thoughts, to a rubber ball In reslller.ny and power of coming back. Ah I looked at her now she rei i.j . i 1 1 flower canvases, and Its unexpected result In the "ale of one of them at three hundred dollars to a wealthy collector had pone to her head, we 1 knev ev;n without the concrete , , h . y oveHOVed to cet t tv.flve doliars for any one of the flower pieces! Robert Savarir.'s eyes, so recently animated at th recognition his artist .--oul had t,'ivn her flower canvas's, lo.kd suddenlj' as if pome f:iiit had b--en turned off back of , . . t . them, draining every trace of ex J presston away I "Of course, you must act as you i think best about that," he said. bowlnp. "I could not presume to ad vis you." She was quick to catch th disapproval,and held out her hands dramatically. "Oh, but your advice- means so much to me!'' she said. "Ju.t think what you have done for me this afternoon! How can I ever thank you?" S)i- had no word nor 'look for Lillian, to whose kindly thought alone she owed her good fortune. I confirmed my surmise that a woman to her was a neplipible quantity when th:ro was a man to impress. I do not understand how Robert Savarin. without absolute discourtesy, manaped to avoid taklnp her outstretched hands, but he did it, and turned sliphtly toward Lillian. "That's Lil's SpvHnlty." "You owe no thanks to me, Mrs. Kund!e." he said gravely. "Whatever small assistance I may have been to you was proffered solely upon Mrs. Underwood's account. Any pratltude you may feel i her due. not mine." Hi. tone had a finality that I think penetrated even the thick coatinp of self-conceit which was 'Eleanor Rundlc's. I saw her bite j her lips savagely, then she achieved ! a lisht little laugh. "Oh. that's Lil's specialty!" she said carelessly. "The trick of evoklnp pratltude along her trail. And, of course, old girl. I am tremendously obliged and all that. Do come to see me, all of you," she included me with a half-contemptuous flicker of hr eyelids. "And I know you're In a tremendous hurry, co I'll run j along-." UNCLE WIGGILY TIIU STORY Ol' THE MAPLE WAX. ny HOWARD R. GARIS. One day. as Uncle Wiggliy was hopping along under the trees not far from his hollow stump bungalow, a splash of fomething wet fell on the pink, twinkling nose of the rabbit gentleman. "Pear me!" exclaimed the bunny, "The April showers are beginning rather early this year in March! I haven't my umbrella!" The wet drop ran down into the bunny's mouth, and he had a taste of something pweet on his tongue. "That's funny!" he said. "Sugary j ram. xometning new. Rut as he stepped out from re-T-cath the tree no drops fell on him, and he began to think better of going back to hi hollow stump bunga!ow to get his umbrella. perhaps this sweet rain doesn't fall all over." thought Mr. Longears. He stepped beneath the tree again, and once more, some sweet drops fell on him. Then, as he looked up- he saw what was happening. ProTn the b.-oken end of a tree branch some drops were dripping and, catching one In his paw, Uncle Wiggliy tasted it. Man'e sugar!" he exclaimed in j delight. "Or. if It Isn't exactly maple I ug.ar I can soon make it into that j V.v boiling the sap. Th sweet, su- ! gary .-van juice is beginning to drip i from the marie tree! Hurray! I'm goinp to have a maple ugar party!" ! Uncle Wipgüy caupht a few more ! of the sweet drrvs before hopping away. The wind had broken off ' nrancn (U trie i:ia.pir net- ani iiuui j thi-5 broken end the sap was drippin?, as you may often have eeen I it at this season. j 'Spring is on the way!" lauphed the bunny. "The in the tree j wouldn't flow anil drip if sprinp weren't coming. Now for good times. ven if we should have a little more ?r'l,w'" Unrlo Wigpily could hardly keep ' ''s hat (in his head, he was so exr t d. as he hopped back to his holt low Kv.mr. bungalow. "Hurray. Nuw Jane!" he cried! i "Hurray! Fap's running and we'll. I bo:l it r.nd makemaple eugar and ' v ax. Hurray! ! j "Hurray!"' cried the musk rat lady: j housekeeper, for she liked sweet; ; thin:' a!moft a.s much asdid the! I , , . ii.. I y iricie. i j ' A IiMle later Uncle Wiggliy had ; i built a f.re out cf doors near a Tatch cf late snow. Over the flre he burg r.n iron ke'jle. Then he and N"T!rse Jane made hole In the trunks cf some sugar maple trees, and in the bf '.es they placed hollow spouts, like these In a water cooler. Through the spoutp the sweet maple sap. or Juice, dripped into the little palls bf r.'-ath. Not vi ry tree has sap iweet t'.oukIi to b" boiled into fugar not f n cvr'v maple tree only certain kinds. Put ome of the right sort grt-w near Uncle Wiggily's bunira

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ADELE GARRISON She blew us a kis3 as she turned and walked swiftly back to the door of the art gallery. Robert Savarin proffered his hand to Lillian to help her Into the car. "That saffron chap on the front ftep3 unconscious'.' pave me the or.y possible comment upon this performance." He said "Pearls before swine, your aid to her is." and then in a whisper which carried ' farther than he knew, I heard him add : "Dear heart, you must not ppend yourself so for others." Utterly Kxliautotl. I saw her face brighten at the whispered words, and I was as p'.ad at the sight as I could be for the Indignation which was mine apainst the rudeness, the callous taking for granted of Ionian's compassion, which Mr. Rundle had exhibited. And I knew that even though Robert Savarln's artistic instincts could not regret the recognition he had obtained for Eleanor Rundle's work, yet he bitterly resented her cavalier behavior to the woman he adored. That the incident had cast a shadow over our .little trip I saw only too clearly, so. I cast about for something which would divert them. Remembering a banal, oft-quoted sentence, I drawled it nasally. "WeH. the more I see of Art. the better I love Nachoor!" I tr4d to give it the appropriate pronunciation, and was rewarded by a chuckle from Robert Savarin, a swift smile from Lillian. "Ain't Nachoor wonderful, anyway?" she countered In her own inimitable drawl, and then we all lauphed heartily, as people under a strain invariably do at the silliest things ,and I knew that the tension had lessened, and that Mrs. Rundle had been relegated to her proper negligible place in Lillian's memories. We drove on through the beauty that is the Hudson river valley to historic Palenville, inquiring the way to the foot of the mountain at which we expected to meet Dicky. Bess Dean and one of the twin Cosgrove boys. Fut we were evidently too early, for there was no sign of them when we drew up at the beginning of the road winding up the mountain. Robert Savarin turned off the switch, and for 10 minutes; we sat quitely enjoying contrast be-' twren the tranquil cultivated fields ; cf the country around us and the : glimpse of wild, almost primeval undergrowth the mountain road afforded. ' And then we uttered a simultaneous exclamation of apprehension and dismay, for around a curve in the mountain road there suddenly appeared two men, Dicky and Ted Co.f?rove, supporting between them, almost carrying, a tottering, swaying, apparently exhausted woman, whom I had hard work to recognize as Bess Dean. low, and soon he was bottling the sap to make it thick and eticky, after which it would cool and be turned into maple sugar, hard and glittering. As the sap boiled, filling' the air with a most delicious smell, many of the animal boys and girls clustered around in the spring show. "Could we have some maple sugar. Uncle Wiggliy" they inquired. "How long before it will be ready?" asked Kittle Kat. "A good while." said Nurse Jan1. "liu. while they're waiting I could make them a little maple wax." said Undo Wiggliy. "IT dip out some of the boiling sap. that Isn't quite rooked. I'll spread it thin on some patches of clean snow, and when it "N-ols the maple wax will be ,ready to eat. Rut you mus-. not chew it or bite on it -only snick it after it's in your mouths, far it Is so sticky it will clamp your jaws shut, and If you tiy to open them all your teeth will be pulled out!" "Oh-oo-oo-oo!" cried the animal children. "We won't chew it!" So Uncle Wiggliy made some maple wax on the snow, and when it was cool he pave little balls of it to each animal bov or girl. And when

each on, and Uncle Wigpily himself : burn, that is a sdgn of indigestion, and Nurse Jane were eucking the ! Ot from your druggist a eixty-cent sweet stuff, along came the Woozie j case of Rape's Diapepsin. There will Wolf. ' be no sour risings, no belching ol "Oh. ho! What have we here " undigested food mixed with acid, no howled the Wolf. a. he .aw pome of or heartburn, no fullnesa oi the warm maple wax on the snow 'heavy feeling In the stomach, no "I'll eat this and then nibble Uncle ' nauea, headache or intestinal gripWiggily's ears! Oh, ho!" The Wolf, ! lnp. Prove to yourself in five minnot knowing how tnicky the wax jutes that your stomach la as good at was. bit on it and chewed it. Thatlar" that there is nothing really is he pave one chew, and then hisi'ronp. Stop this food fermentation teeth were as tightly clamped to-! and begin eating what you want pether as could be. He couldn't open i without fear of discomfort or lndlhis mouth, though he tried and gstion. Advx. tried. Then turning a pommersault, he howled through hi? nose nnd ran

back to the woods, not biting the ! bunny at all. , Mr. T,ongars and the animal chiblm. laughed a they saw the, Wolf run away. Thev knew N tter ' aithan to chrw" i.,. when tho marie sutrar eandv was made, they cou'.d chew that and they j did. liking it very much. j Thus every one had a gorvi time t except the Wolf, and it served him j right, and if theafh can doesn't! fall down the cellar steps when it's, trying to chase the fire shovel hak . into tho rnal bln rn te1 y( (about Uncle Wiergily and U tri,r ou next the play train.

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AmtnötmcQmeiüg Th Department of Literature. Section 1. of the Progress club, will meet Wednesday afternoon at the club. The program will consist of a biography of O. Henry, by Mrs. Norman Dakin and "Waifs and Strays," by Mrs. J. W. LeLonde. The Senior Queen Esther circle of the Grace M. E. church will meet this evening with Mrs. C. L. Lanphear. 2013 S. Hisrh st. The Jolly Nine club will give a card party Wednesday afternoon at the South Pend Woman's club. Tho proceeds will be used to care for a war orphan. The Colfax W. C. T. U. will entertain with a tea Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fannie Copp. 723 California av. The Women's Foreign Missionary society of the First M. E. cuurch will meet this afternoon in the Friendship room. The subject will be "India" and the leader is Mrs. W. N. Dunn. Those assisting will include Mesdames C. E. Lee, J. W. Watters. D. W. Place, J. R. Neds. Grant Tank, J. F. L. Meyer and Miss Fannie Taylor. The Aurora Bible class of the Sunnyside Presbyterian church will have an all day sewing in the church parlors Wednesday. A potluck luncheon will be served at noon.

BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Alexander, 720 S. Clinton &t.. a son. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Vandoren, 1303 Campeau st., daughter, March 4. Mr. and Mrs. Harland H. Moore, 713 George av., March 4, a son. Mr. and Mrs. John Z. Kuhoric 110 5 Clover st., March 4, a eon. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse K. iHvely, 822 Milton av., March 4, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip R. Seybert, 914 E. Corby st., March 2, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles 11. Beyrer, 92 5 Cleveland av., March 3, at Epworth hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cunlain, R. F. D. No. 2, March 3, a daughter, at St. Joseph hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Perkin, 2240 W. Washington av., March 2, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Tzhlda, 413 S. Pine st., March 2. a son. Advice to Girls Dt AWNXE LAURIE DEAR ANNIE LAURIE: Last week I took a friend of mine to a play in my car. On the way home the car developed some trouble. I lost my temper and "swore a little swear" several times nothing more. Since then the gril has refused to see me. I have written to her, but my letter was returned unopemd, and I have been unable to get her on the 'phone. What can you suggest? HOPELESS. HOPELESS: You did the right thing to writ your apology. If the young lady is not gracious enough even to read your note, I would not bother about her. But you should remember that the original fault Every year regularly mere than a million stomach sufferers in the United States, England and Canada take Rape's DIapepsin, and realize not only Immediate, but lasting relief. This harmless antacid helps digest anything you eat and overcomes a sour, gassy or out-of-order stomach in five minutes. If your meals don't fit comfortably, or what you eat lies like a lump of lead in I your stomach, or if you have heartEYES EXAMINED nt H. LEMONTREE foth Band's LMdlng Op torn tritt nd Manaftrtrrlnff Optici W eta duplicate 07 pair of lmt u attar wbcra tby war uil tltt M1CUIOAN IT. for 49c

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DEAR ANNTE LAURIE: I had a date with a young man the other night. I had a good opinion of him until he tried to kiss me. Please tei: me if I should ever have, anything more to say to him. It has worried me very much, for I don't want to give him up as a friend. BROWX-ETED SUSAN. BROWN-TITED SUSAN: There Is no reason why you should not have the young man for a friend If he realizes you will not permit such a liberty again. Tell him that If he wants your friendship he must treat you with respect. DEAR ANNIE LAURIE: I have been going with a young man for almost a year. He seems to love me, but he goes with girls and denies It to me. My girl friends tell me that they see him, but still be trle.3 to keep me from believing it. Still, he :ems to be a very nice young man. But do you think if he cared for me he would go with me just once i" a while and then tell me ail these things and try to make me believe them? He has done this several times. Now he begs me to still go with him, and he will not g& with any one else as long as he goes with me. Tell me whether to go on with him or not. YELLOW SWEATER. YELLOW SWEATER: You are Very

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not engaged to the young rr.ar.. my dear, and have no right to dictate a- to what he should do or whom lie should have for frinis. Dn't g:v? up the your.p man's friendship, tut don't act as If you o w n r-d him. bcaus ycu dor. w. It would be much better for ycu to go

about w:th all your friends both ycung n:en and girls ani enjoy their society Annie Laurie will welcome Piters of inquiry on subjects of feminine intere.-t from your.p women readers cf this paper and wil rep'.y to thm. in these columns. Letters to Misa Laurie should te addressed to her, in care of this office. ADD Annie Laurie Dear Annie Laurie: I am 7 years old and am sure I am In love with a young man 27, who rooms at our house. I have another friend, who I also like and who loves me. but who is very Jealous. PPa.-v tell me what to O.o. an I am afraid of i making a mistake and I don't want to marry until I hav :inihe.i school. A. COLUMBINE. A Columbine: You are trying to eres- the bridge before you reah it by worrying over marrying when you say you will not marry until you finish school. Just treat all young men as friends and do not become engaged to any one until yoj are old enough to think of marrying. ANNIE LAURIE. Annie Laurie will welcome letters of inquiry on subjects of feminine interest from young women readers of this paper and will reply to th m j

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