The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 14, 1925, Page 10

2 OFFICERS DIE IN AMBUSH Police Shot Down on Raid Never’s Been in Love 'He’s Batch at Thirty, | | | . in Tennessee Town - BREN _| Has Petted Every Girl He Ever Met, re is but Wouldn't Marry One ik te “Monda ay Dear Miss Grey: Tam a bachelor of 80, T cannot say ! at 1 Depu-| that I have ever honestly been in,love with a girl in my life, Ny : x ; altho I have made love to dozens and dozens of them. ‘ In fact, I have petted practically every girl I have ever r or + of | met, | u After I have learned how “easy” they are, I have no de-| re to marry one of them pe What is the matter with the girls of today, anyhow? " 4 lone t BATCH, rive all is the matter with them. The girls of today 10 differ erday, or tho girls of a hundred years ago. | foolishly believed that a man who mide love to them was in love them, honestly. And very often the men are sincerely In love with them, too But oceasionally a man Ike you comes along, who kisses a girl only to! se how “easy” she is, It is Just your sort who disillusions many a young girl who fs on the square and siarts her on the road to belng comm on Ile's what T call a ead, And that’s not all, either, Mr, Batch, girl would care to marry a man who has kissed every girl he met? ts ty only one standard of morality, If the girls you haye met were re wore $678 Do you suppose any self-respecting | There “eusy” EXPLAINS DEATH « Says Ariel Eggers Was Killed | «, by Marshal’s Bullet R” Answers Her Critics I 2p. fa, Thursday, tar bullding, 1309 "| Jealous Not Companionable T met a pret G Dear Mins 3 agents n went with sallors happen to be SAN FRANCISCO.—-Eme @rdra Williams and Ruth Hat 5 and 19, respectively, bummed way from Dallas Tex, to help en tain the visitinig Tleet, Potice nabbed them before they had ‘even seen one | y . ast married from San Pedro and| that there are ho navy, and I ty run the ex mak orus <arisihg. from juvenile | w THE BON MARCHE BarGain BASEMENT [fw _Style and Economy Are the Main Factors in These SMART DRESSES Twills! 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