The evening world. Newspaper, March 15, 1922, Page 12

— —— + alien hada Tern = ~z. ee ee ae een 12 __THE EVENING WCRLD, WEDNESDAY. MAROH 15, 1928, a _ —_— ) Py regarding love nting of infidel! to hold A yet of atte secking and falee dreams, and{A bun on mass picketing (n Hrovi-Tcrews declarsd, “1 am simply stop | A - en doubta."* ae ne toe bess bidder £ iion was a thousand partings, aj dence County, whiel includes im tts oe mass picketing. 1/ the strik ce ol to her freely ri i? Extraordinary were the | ousand vuptures, aprooting and re-[arca’ balf the mills aif the | o unt to send twenty-five men o: " ‘ f i ; e aioad? im th Rhode Island textile girth has|to do picket duty 1 will he tad HAS YOUR HUSBAND GOT THEM woman y—-MASTER!" (cht out the advice of others, [ "Things go+ftom bad to, worse untit] been atinounced by Sheriff Jonatham | have them come, 4 wil not. howeses fered one unh fot cy, but by lgttening to tt their matrimonial, ship is almost]Andrews of this county. The Citres [allow 100 or 200.'° explanation of 4 woman's unhappy | tiev Nhe listened to a talkutive | wrecked. Then comes a few minutes] of Providence, Pawtucket and Woon-| County deputy sheriffs! some of { ARE 0U SEEKING A FOURTH? Marital experience, “She didn't Just] historian discuss women ‘and mar-|of reconciliation socket are in the territory covered by} them armed with reneating rifles,’ any it, but she felt it and he saw. | eis “Slethea, you Won't helleve—but]| the orders... ; enforced the edict * Then she was done for, Don't you Woman had Contributed nothing}! was alwnys seeking," offered the] Iast week representatives of the es ele let ‘em know it. they aren't up to it. [to civilization,” he contended. penitent husband textile manufacturers asked Gov. San OVERDOING I'r, . : Never make an issue, either, Women| jad contril 1 nothing to life except Seeking what?’ Alethea ques-| Souct protection against “Illegal mass} Fr One Woman, Her Spouse an Enigma, Never | like ‘ein; men run whenever they can] the play of love. a sort of deadly me-| tioned . Packeting,"’ agopted by strikers as a aathnes on i ‘ ; gee one coming: it's too much trouble] cyanism she employed to delude and You," answered Frederick means of preventing the reopening | Pre cule rom Did Find the True Secret of Unity in Mare _ [picking un the pieces after the she other gamester, ‘Phe ganw] “Which one of me—spirit or flesh] of plants where strikes are in ProB-|" wroq much safety first,” responded Bdauraad's over And dor ss hi “4 vs truth. | was the winning and binding of man} she continucd rn ew ue Hewiata that tale clus Joe, "Just before the poker O ‘ | Cc : She's S ; ; jan't you de it wrecks homes int mony’ woman was mono ! Tt Waan't just senses.) __) want to make It plain that) S| Kame. started the. boys caught ‘Wim es : riage, but She's Still Trying, in of SAKE MAMA ite |\wunae an yuRLAIaBRDr tite tl tie a VB8 0! ‘| not stopping picketing,”* Sheriff A ing the dec riental Cream j Pieas oh man's nose in the wil herselt and man é ; Her Own Way. aH ty him anythin Ae A Peiiiesauchet tele th t i BSC Ht Te aT Naor inn yen] " vn all the ways I met. i RO ee cH A AAS Th ! at me and smiled in ‘ How many faces has a bust 4 man who keeps one busy looking to] truth, not in matrimony nid be to get away, wom 's laces, ant gave me, Aleathea discovered that her hus- | (Ve % fences every day of all one's ale ville Ber usbai 4 cut him off from. halt , stranger's look." z + ‘ilandering with the “face he turnec ‘om other Wor then] So while Alethea di 4 th th faces which he re- 4 phi ‘3 men, nf So while 4 oa discovered that her Band had thre And Frederick kept her looking to omen.” Her jealousy theory ends among men. | After} husband liad three faces, te discov- j wealed to her. Aleathea is the ine} her fences, Frederick was defined by ; but only temporarily. 1 her best to grag him]orved that she gave him a stranger's ey ; of “One,"" a recent novel released by]a friend as a in who “wanted to alously?” she thought for a few her own level. If the man] look 9 the Macmillan Company under the}open every package that he sees,| minutes after she saw her husband d himself—there was divorce; if] Alethea slipped her hand in his and pen of Sarah Warder MacConnelt,|<i'™b every mountain—but when it’s] gazing deep into the eyes of another in won, it was called a happy | suid g Sars done, he was disappointed. He could] woman. was then as complete as “I don't know what we're going | During her first year of married Ife] have invented & better Kernel to every |iove, thin other side of love, this pas matter how brilliant the wom-]te do with each other, F | he discovered that he had nut he's ever cracked. His curiosity} sion she had known to be all waste ce her deadly end was accom-| We've just go to go on and see.” ; (1) A foreign business face-- | has a finer edge than anything I everfand thought to be pure fol: It] plished, she became nothing, less than Wor she knew that nothing had ¢ Preoccupied and absent-eyed saw. He has imagination and gorge-|caught her up. caught all of hee in} nothing Always afterward there} tilled her passionate will for union /@ (2) A poker face—cold, shut, yes—that’s it—gorgeous curi-|an exquisite agony until she marvelled | came the Post Matrimonial Stump.’ | and oneness. . : } inscrutable through her pain.” Atethect Y believed that the ni, ; (3) A face he turned to other So Aleathea in the “queer, queer] But she conquered it—and “fed him] Rost Matrimonial Slump hud caught . i women. human duel to be won’ tries to keep} on the fruit of his own selection until | her STOPS MASS PICKETING But that was not what she was|his gorgeous curiosity perpetually| ye cried for rest and recognized ag? “What was love? » ne 4 3 ied fo! 0 nod agnin Mi n she scoffed, } seeking for, She wus seeking for the] aroised, the hand of a clever and resourcefil | unsry at her apparent failure to make IN TEXTILE MILLS STRIKE. F s secret of unity in married Ute was introduced to the free-| wife er man Know her—or fer her to in: S oo6 i “LT Know Frederick's poker face,” onry of the marridd:* Still he sought out other women, | know him. “Love was a thousand|*tede Island County Acta te Pre- rr ver oor in the House ahe cried in desper “1 fawow His What she hated most was the ap-|sintil she cried out pities, a4 thousand angers, a thou vent Large Gatherings business face: T know the face he ance of hushands as a topic, sent s multiplicity necessary to unity? } sand ert ignorances, torments st Wovliera: turns to me and the face he iarns te ound like the cigarettes. Woman] Does a man lvarn to know © It was made up of all the pain afd i other women, But the man—T Was she | madness of owr lives, our bind, help PROVIDENCE, ow) vied with woman in smart profanities| through a number? * * * March 13,— secret mo more of him, of his thoughts or the way to win his < ; : secret places thin explorers know of EE REE OR TY STROSS SPEEA merreearretere ae aicaiemaiebtaaanal Se the dark continent." So she started out to explore—-to ‘ find him, secure in hi it if =Tilll r women and She remembered how went about it, the creep § crawling, the spying and 1yin i truculence or complete abandonment ti all to win their way. She remem- ®@ —bered how they drew the man to them AM! beat them off; and their insist ence on miraculous intervention, their wild hopes of some sgventh heaven of perfect making up, their wild re- | liance always on something outside two poor wavering wills and person alities."” Scoffing at jealousy as ‘'a disease which made women jealous of the un- known, unconquered spots in a man; Jealous of sides they were too lazy 4 to take the pains ye win,” she married Frederick ‘A few months of married life led The “AVONDALE” Design 1977 — in Twin Pair A Womans Right to Know the Truth about Mattresses Bre mattresses in the past has been pretty much a matter of assuming that all’s clean that looks clean. ‘ 4 | \, | You'll y \. Enjoy : Playing i The Clarionet This floor doesn’t mind ° being stepped on Sometimes that was true—but often nof. And it is your right to know the facts. Many a woman has bought a “new” mattress filled with old, “renovated” material. 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