Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1922, Page 15

’ ; T . . : : 3 L. ~ i Z - 4 i ; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1922. e 7 EEEIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE=EEEEEE ii(NO DOWRY HUNTER, | MAX UMSERTS Cough or Cold Swiss Fiance of Miss McCor-| | That Haflgs 0“ mick Would Have Home (|| cnrontc comsrs oo persistent | i | colls lead to serious lung trouble. in Each coun"y- You can stop them now with Creomulsion, an ecmulsificd creo- By the Associated Press. 1 ZURICH, Switzerland, February 26. At —No definite arrangements as to|| soothes and time or place will be made for the || membrances and kijls marriage of Max Oser and Miss Ma- i or S known 4 thilde McCormick until Harold F. McCormick and his daughter coms to Switzerland, according to & state- ment made by Mr. Oser to the weor- | troubles. respondent of the Associated Press in addition c ote, oth today, He conslders that the best || healing claments wiich soothe and plan would be to have twd homes, || stop the irritat one in America and one In Bwitzer- || tion. while the land, thus both could keep the home ||| to the stom 'ttes and old friends. Toonbier was never a dowry hunter” i| that lead to con sald the Swiss riding master; “our ||| ~Creomulsion is romance began with mutual respect ||| factory in the and friendship. When the question b of eventual marriage arose, I gave || chial arrhal bronchitis Mathide every liberty; I told her to (| an throat agd lung g0 into the world and make new - friends and see life; then if she still wanted me I was always here. Preferred Older Men. “Mathilde returned last autumn and satd she could do nothing with young men; she preferred older men ; and men of knowledge, with whom = she could talk sense and discuss serlous subjects and problems. Ma- thilde informed her father of this last years a ‘aking Mathide's latest photograph, e Oser exclaimed: “Look, both physi- | The Physicians say so. cally and mentally Mathide_is more developed than her age. We have many tastes in_common; both like olmes Iie. real sports, art, architecture, literature, languages, and above all home life. Phone M. 4537 By the way we speak the Swiss dia- lect-German between ourselves. _— — - Would Like to Be American. Mr. Oser took occaslon to deny re- ports of John D. Rockefeller's con. sent or the offer of a highly remun erative situation in America. He said he would like to become an American but added: “I cannot wait the num- ber of years required by American | law; that would be asking too much | of mortal man. 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