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THE OGDEN STANDARD: OGDEN. UTAH. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1920 5 I
f' American Legion Meeting I
; At University Club 8 o'clock tonight I
if pOVE aid MARRIED IIFEl
I kj. the noted author
1 J Idah MSdlone Gibson 1
I, WHO PAYS?
; ''yes." I answered Helen, "that is
mmi1 what I said: 'if love were only all!'
"And Anthony Hope made his hero
ic ; jae'understand that lovo is not all. A
' few months ago I thouglit he was mls
H ' i talcen, but I know now that he was
H : rlght While love has boen calie-i the
H ' greatest thing In the world," continued
SI '; Helen, "there are many other things
' of Ufc that bulk almost as large."
"Helen, dear," 1 interrupted, "aren't
I . you happy? Have you found out that
'ri; - you have made a mistake? Is -Bobby "
ft Helen held up her hand,
ft . "P.obby Is everything I could wish,"
SS;i she said loyally, "but no two people,
g ho matter how much they love eacli
3 ' othtr, can absolutely defy the conven-
llft lions of society and not pay the price.
Mojj$F Neither can two people live in a world
Itl(j populated by other human boing3 and
PTS I be outside of certain rules to which so-
!wgj I ciety subscribes.
$wts'.! "You know, Katherjne, dear, that
irTj ; Bobby is the most gregarious of men.
GfJt He is" not happy unless he Is returning
5Tj": the warm handshake of a friend, or
,J.1 raising his hat chivalrously while he
fl smiles at a pretty woman acquaint-
Si ance. Why, Katherlne, that is one of
ltt 1 the reasons his love for Ruth cooled.
ft ! she didn't go with him among his
jvi ' friends and he felt that ho must often
LM i sW7 at home with hor when ho would
I . have been happier among a gay crowd.
. "I would go anywhere with him, but
, pociety won't lot me come within Its
: doors. I'm Bobby's wife, legally, but
A ! for some capricious reason I am sent
Jm' to conventry."
B ' Broke One of the Laws.
R ; "Not a capricious reason, my dear,"
WS I said, "You simply broke ono of those
ST I ; law that you have just been descrlb-
9 ' "And the woman pays," said Helen
1 1 bitterly.
H ' , Yes, oven yet the woman pays," I
answered.
H ' I have persuaded Bobby to take a
B'k long trip," said Helen with an effort,
I; ! 'and he is leaving tomorrow xnorn-
"Oh, I am so sorry!" "'-
"Don't worry about' me, Katherine,
B if you will only let me see you occa-j
B , sionally I shall not be lonely, and I
B ; think that Bob and I have got to the
B i ; point where we must be separated a
1 : little while. We have been too much
1 ; together."
R "Oh, aren't you going with him?"
3 J "No "
fit "Oh, I am so glad! It clears up
everything for me!" I exclaimed. j
"What do you mean. Katherine?"
"Why, my dear, I came over hero
with the more or less undefined idea.
In my mind of persuading you to take"
a trip with me, but I wasn't sure how
I was going to get Bob to lot you go.
And here I find that eberythlng Is all
ready to my hand!"
Helen's face lighted up. "That'll be
glorious. Where shall we go? 1 was
just settling myself down to long and
lonely weeks. I guess it's going to
come out all right, after all, isn't it?"
"I hope so," A"as my rather despon
dent, comment.
"Oh, Katherine, here I have been
talking about my troubles and I knew
by your face when you came in that
you had yours. And besides I saw the
morning papers, dear. I' met that Mr.
Shopard when we first camo here and
I liked him immensely, and I havo
sen that Miss Morelancl flashing
about in her car. Isn't she beautiful?"
"Yes." I said with an effort.
"I didn't mean to pry," said Helen
quickly. "Tell me whatever you want
to, Jvatherlne, and I will be most in
terested as you know, but do not feel
that you have to tell mo' anythtlng that
you would rather keep to yourself."
Fear Storm Near.
"Let's talk about going away," I
said, not because I did not know that
in time I should confide in Helen, but
because I knew that if I said anything
more I should burst into tears. j
Very opportunely, at this moment,
Bobby Gaylord walked in. I could see'
that lie was delighted to find me there.
"I am more glad to see you than you
can possibly know," he said. "John
has been tolling me ever since wo
came to town that you were too ill to
seo anyone, and I have known all the
time that Helen was longing to come
and see you. I tried to mako her go I
drop in and see you, but some of this
clap-trap idea cm the subject of first j
calls and so forth seemed to havo got
ten into her head."
Unlen looked at me significantly.
- Just; JWj?H Bobby." she said.V'Kath
erlne nas come to ask mo if I would
go with her to some quiet place where
she can reouperate further. She was
rather afraid to come, as she thought
you would not wish to be left alone,
but when I told her you were going
away and I could accompany her as i
well as not, shewas simply delighted." j
"You can go better than not, honey,"
said Bob as he stooped to kiss her
Tomorrow Planning Our Trip.
f- Dorothy Dix Talks J
1 THE BUSINESS WOMAN AS A WIFE !
: By DOROTHY DIX, the World's Highest Paid Woman Writer
! "Do you think that going into busi
I nesd unfits a woman for domesticity?
I Do jou think a business woman makes
I u good wife?" asks a young man. i
f 1 flunk that the business woman Is
f tho preferred risk in matrimony. I
think that there is no other training
l for wifehood equal to that which a girl
tf get3 in a business office, and that it
is n Pity that every woman has not
had the experience of actually earning
' her own living for a year or Ivo be-.
f fore she marries. I
i ' There are many reasons why the!
. business girl makes a belter wife, all i
I things considered, than the domestic
: ; sirl The first is. of course, the ob
f vioiis one that she is apt to be more!
tbri'ty and economical, and knows
j more about handling money, and get
i; ting the value out of It.
I Zo woman who has ever earned a
; dollar looks upon It with the same
. I Mlii kjrriiiiii i miiumimap
eyes as does the woman who has never
worked for money, but has always had j
it given to her. To the one the dollar
mark is the symbol of toll, wearlnoss, I
strain and anxiety. To the other it!
simply stands for pleasure and the
gratification of desire. Therefore the i
wff who kuows from experience bowj
hard her husband makes his money is '
more careful of It than the wife who I
has u vague general idea that green-;
backs grow on trees, and all that a
man has to do is to go out and pluck
them off and bring them to her to 1
throw away. J
Business Girl More Reasonable.
The second reason why the business I
girln makes a good wife is that she is
mor? reasonable than the domestic
girl because she understands tho dc-
mands of business. She knows that j
the ver fact that a man is prospering
in business often causes him to be j
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hard up for ready money so that he
cannot afford the new car or the fur
coat that his wife has sot her heart j
upon, and that she thinks he is mean,
not to give her because he admits that
, business is good.
Therefore when a man explains to
ibis business wife how they must econ
omize in tho present, in order to be
rich in the future, she understands,
and is glad to cut expenses to the bone
to help realize his ambitions Instead
of weeping, and fretting, and com
plaining as the domestic wife so of
ten does under such circumstances.
Knows Exigencies of Business.
Also, knowing the exigencies of
business, she knows that a man can
not always break up an important con
ference Just because his wife Is sot on
having meals on the strike of the
clock, and that there are times and
seasons when he must stay downtown
to entertain out-of-town customers, and
so fcho does not havo hysterics, or get
green eyed with jealousy, every time
her husband does not punch the time
clock at the appointed hour.
The third reason why the business
woman is a preferred risk in matri
mony is because she has moro sympa
thy tor hor husband than tho domestic
woman ha3. There- is nothing that
teaches us pity like having suffered
ourselves. The woman who has toiled
in the commercial treadmill hnows
that when the day's work is done men
and women, alike, are exhausted in
body, mind, and soul. They have been
through struggles, and fret, and worry
untd their nerves are raw and quiver
ing. and they havo reached the place
wii"rc one additional burden is the
straw that breaks the camel's hack.
The business woman remembers
that when she stumbled across her
threshhold of an evening, all she want
ed on earth was a hot bath, and some
good food, and for nobody to speak to
j her until she had time to rest and pull
j herself together. Therefore she greets
j her husband with a smile, and cod
dles him silently, and feeds him swift,
ly, and lets him do as he pleases.
Omits Recital of Woes.
She does not moot him at the front
door with a recital of everything that
I has gone wrong during the day, nor get
peeved and think he is grouchy be
cause ho doesn't feel like talking, nor
dooj she quarrel with him because he
won't put on his evening clothes and
go out to a party with her.
I The dpmestic woman doesn't see
what on earth there is to tire a man
out in sitting at a mahogany desk in
an artistically decorated office all day.
She thinks he should be glad to go
out and dance until ono o'clock to get
some exercise. The business woman
has been there, and she knows that a
battle is fought over that mahogany
desk, and in that artistic office every
day, that takes the last ounce of vi
tality out of a man, and she wants to
pity him, and mother him just as much
as she would any wounded soldier thai
was brought to her off of the battle
flold Knows Discipline.
The fourth reason why the business
woman makes a good wife is becauso'
sho has boen disciplined. and has
learned to can hor precious feelings,
and not to leave them lying about all
over the place for an unwary foot to
step on. Likewise she has learned
ho.v to control hor temper and her
tongue.
The first requisite of holding down a
job it. to learn to take criticism im
personally, and when your faults are
pointed out to you to correct them in
stead of getting angry and feeling that
you are insulted. The second requi
site of holding down a job is the abil
ity tc get along with people, and not
to bo in an eternal wrangle with those i
about you.
; This art tho business woman has ac
'quued, and she does not burst into a
lpa3Sion of tears every time hor hus
Jband says the coffee is mean and the
egs loo hard. Sho gots busy and sees
that they are right next morning. Nor
does she pull the temperamental stuff
and make scenes over every little
j thine, that goos wrong as does the
i girl who has never had to suppress
her emotions, or get fired from her
, situation.
i Learns Masculine Psychology.
Finally tho business woman makes
a belter wife than the domestic woman
, because in working with men she has
I learned a lot about the masculine psy
chnlogj. She has found out how to
jolly men along and how to dodge tho
i angles In their disposition, and when
to ask favors and when to keep silent,
and a lot more useful information that
it takes the domestic woman about
. thirty years of matrimony to find out.
1 For any business office is an inten
sive course in the study of mankind
that turns her out a post graduate in
the gentle art of managing a husband.
Against these advantages of the
business woman may be set down the
j fact that she starts out with little prac
tical knowledge of housework, but that
does not count. Any girl who has had I
sense enough to make her own living,
(can learn how to cook in a month. j
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Summarizes Beliefs and Opin-
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litical Pulse of Country
CLEVELAND, Feb. 16. The Plain
Dealer tomorrow will publish an in
terview with William Jennings Bryan,
obtained by its staff correspondent at
Miami, Fla., in which tho former Dem
ocratic candidate for president names
tho principal plnnk he hopes to seo in
corporated in the Democratic national
platform at tho San Francisco conven
tion. Mr Bryan says he does not attempt
to dictate, but merely summarizes his
beliefs and opinions as a result of his.
study of the political pulse. He places
tho more important planks in the fol
lowing order;
Indorsement of the administration of
President Wilson.
National prohibition.
Woman suffrage.
Opposition to enforced military
training.
Opposition to profiteering.
Taxation.
Labor problems.
Pubic ownership. , .
Mr. By ran practically predicted the
elimination of Governor Edwards of
New Jersey, and soldier candidates on
both sides for the presidential nomination.
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Tho first workings were begun in
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Efiha Root Celebrates
Birfeday Anniversary
NEW YOKK. Feb. 1G Klihu Rooi
riritM1 secretary of stale, celebrated
."llV S'-'rtav n h home
here Sunday. Mr. Root vas the gaest
.. v. .o.w.. ai an informal dinner
en in hi. lionor by Nichols. s Murraj
,t . ..,-.(.!-., nr univer-
ity. At the dinner telegrams of con
gratulations -were read from prominent
men and women in every section of
tho country.
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DUBLIN. i.b. 1G A train convey
ng a military guard and arms was
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bv a largo band of armed men, who
shot and seriously wounded a signal
man and threw bombs into the train,
uiiu.ag a uorponu and doing mucli
damage. Tho guard did not roply to
the fire, owing to the darkness.
In- wlln m fanner at I'allngo
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Virtue of People Seesa
by Honor for Its Dead
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1G Senator
Poindexter of Washington, speaking at
the Maine memorial exercises held
Sunday at Fort Meyer, near Arlington
cemetery, where many of the Maine's
dear are burled, declared the virture
of a people is attested by the degree
nf honor which it bestows upon its
dead.
"As for universal peace," the sena
tor paid, "human nature cannot be
changed and mankind cannot raiso it
self above mankind. The present
struggle of humanity must continue."
j Have Paisis?
; Achca and pains seem to be the lot
j of the ordinary mortal. However, these
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LONDON, Friday, Feb. 13. Trade
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ligations immediately.
Imports from the United States aro
543,000,000 pounds and exports 33.000,- 1
000 pounds; Australia imports 11,000.-
000 pounds and exports 26,000,000 H
pounds; Now ealand imports 52.000,- 'i
000 pounds and exports 9,000,000 j
pounds, and Canada imports 150,000,-
000 pounds and exports 16,000,000 H
pounds. i (
On the other hand Imports from f.;
France are 4S.000.000 pounds and ex-
ports 147,000,000;' Italy imports 14,000.- 'i H
000 pounds and exports 27,000,000; I H
Belgium imports 9,000.000 pounds and ' l
exports 4S, 000,000 pounds; Germany
Imports 993,000, and exports 14,000,000. J
and Rumania imports 2,000 and ex- ij
ports 5,000,000. A
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