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The name of Arnold is very ancient

and had its beginning in Wales about the middle of the twelfth contury. The first man to take the name as a surname was Roger Arnold ,of Llan- thony. in Monmouthshire. His' son, Thomas, succeeded to his estates.

It was the great grandson of

Thomas Arnold, also named Thomas, '.i'ho is the progenitor of the Ameri- can Arnoids. He came to America in

1635 on the ship Plain Joan, and set- tled‘in Watertown, Mass.. but later removed to Providence, R. I. There he served the Colonies as Deptuy to

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the General Assembly and was a `

member of the Town Council.

His sol; William Arnold, in- 1836

acquired a large tract oi' land in the Providence Plantations, which is still owned by his descendants. william was the father of Benedict Arnold. Sr.. the first Governor of Rhode Island under the Charter of Charles' 11.

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Haste, andfThen Spend the Rest of Their Lives Trying to Make Over a Stubborn Husband After Their Own Ideal of a Romantic Prince Charming

TEN MIBTAKES WOHBN MAX! IN MABBXAGI

What are the ten greatest mistakes women make in marriage? First, Mai-rying too young. This is the greatest mistake a woman can

possibly make in marriage, because no young girl has the intelligence, the

experience and the knowledge of men that would en- able hei' to make a wise choice of I. mate. Bhe is Just

her happy as she is of pick ing out an investment in the stock market that will make her rich.

We would be horrified at the idea of letting a nap-

Pfr take her whole fortune and speculate with it on Wall Street without ever a tip from her elders, yet we

their whole future lives in marriage. Which is one reason why there an so many livorces.

Nor does any young girl know what kind of husband she is going to

want when she is a grown-up woman. Her tastes are immature and in a state of flux. At 18 she craved chocolate creams and gooey ice-cream sodas. At 28 her-sophisticated appetite demands caviar and French bon~ lions. It is the same way with husbands ,and generally the man a girl pick- ed out in her teens bores her to extinction by the time she is 30.

Likewise the girl who marries when she is very young misses her play-

time and slie spends the balance of her life regretting it, and trying to maize up for it. If you will observe, you will see that the contented married women, who think that wifehood and motherhood are a great career, and who

Etiquette

"` By Roberta Lee

Q. Whenever choice is possible,

where should the woman sit. when in an automobile or taxicab with a mam ` __ '

A. At the man‘s right. Q- Iifarguest breaks a valuable

article, what should he do? ‘

A.~ Replace it `wlt)s"another. ` Q- Is it mrmissibls for an en- cased couple. wlifélif at a--_ dancing party, to disappear into a secluded corner? ~

A. No; this is` very poor etiquette.

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Black Felt

Black felt can be cleaned by using

'I half cup of cold tea mixed with a ¢¢l!D0onful of ammonia..

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To make fruit jars air-tight, dip the rom in melted paraffin mei- HBUDK in the usual way. .

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:the women who married late in life, whereas the discontented, fretful women

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prefer to spend their- evenings by their own flresldes, are almost invariably

who complain about the hardships of having to keep house. and who regard their children as _brats and nuiaanoes, are invariably the women who mar- ried too young. Also the nirtatioua married women are those who married before they had their quota of beaux and dates and moonlight and love- making. - _

The second mistake that women make is in marrying when they are not

really in love. So many women marry just to be a-marrying,_or because they don't want to be old maids, or because all the girls in their set have got married, or because they are tired of office work and want some man to support them. They have only a lukewarm adectlon for the man they marry. This gives out under the inevitable strain of domestic life and they are mis- erable themselves and make their husbands still more miserable. If e. woman

loves her husband enough, nothing else matters. She makes a happy wife and she makes a happy husband because she is always on her tlptoes trying to please him. I

The _third mistake that women make in marriage is in marrying on the

grab~bs,g principle. Nc woman buys a new hat without shopping around for it and being sure that she is getting her moneys worth and 'that it is her

'color and suits her lines and brings out her best points. But she will marry a iinan almost sight unseen ,or because he looks good to her at a casual glance ‘and without ever taking the trouble to find out about his antecedents. or his previous record, or whether he has a single taste or idea in common with her.

Or she will marry him with the general idea h-i the back of her head that

if sho doesnt like him she will take him apart and make him over when she gets him home, or dye him a new color. or something. It never seems to oc- cur io her that this can‘t be done and that by the time a man has reached a inarriageable age he is set and nxed in his ways and habits, and that a nicre wife can no more alter him me ntsily and morally than she could change the shape of his nose. `

Every day we see girls marrying phiianderers thinking they are going to

change them into \~iome`-staying Darbys; marrying drunkards thinking they are going to reform them; marrying lazy, shiftless ne`er-do-wells thinking they are going to speed them up into go-getters. And every day we see the mournful procession or neglected wives and drunkards' wives and poor wives whose husbands wouldn't support them and the children on the way to the divorce court.

The fourth mistake that women make in marriage is in being more

mother than wire. with the advent of the ilrst baby in only too many fam- ilies, the husbands nose is put permanently out of joint and thereaftnr he exists, so far as his wife is concerned, merely for the purpose of tolling to provide for her offspring.

She never sees him as a man agai n. Only as a father. She never thinks

lit worth while to dress up for him ,or to makmhoreelf attractive in him, or to consider his taste, or his pleasure, or his convenience.

Everything is for the children. All her time, all her thought, all her

money is given to them. Nothing ia loft for poor husband. Arid it ia hardly to be wondered at that, unless he is an especially well-domesticated animal, he wanders oi! in search of some lady who will hold his hand while his wife is holding the baby‘a, and who will Jolly him along while wife is telling the children bedttime stories. _

The nfthmistakethatwomaamakeinmarriageiainthinkingofmar-

rlage as a romanca instead of n Job. A girl Iota into marriage believing it is going to be a lovey-dovey affair, a sort of perpetual petting' party in which she will have nothing to do but to doll herself up and look pretty and listen to her husbandteli her how beautiful and wonderful she il. Home when

with just an ordinary human mari instead of a fairy prince, she woops her e_ves out in disappointment and only too often throws up her hands and uuits._ ’

It women only brought into marriage the qualities they tale into buli-

ness, there would be very-few matrimonial bankrupteiea. mr the woman who goes into business qualities herself tor her Job before she undertakes it. She pllts all of hor intelligonoo into trying fn do it well, and lhl Rich to it through times of diseoursgsmsnt and she uses all of her tact and aneaes In tryingtoget|longwithherboaa,inateadofais|w|ringhlmbaekwhenhe eriticises her and having a ight over every subject on which they disagree.

as incapable of picking out a husband who will makei

permit 10 and 17-year-old girly girlles to gamble away,

she finds out that she has got a life sentence at hard labor and is tted_up<

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has fairly long bristles. While IIA- vise ashen-blond ty-pas us use gbrigts teningor blond rinse onthe hair

spooniuls of peroxide. one tablespoon ful ammonia. t/wo quarts ol watt. Another blond rinse that is a little

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style No. 3495 comes in asses ll. it years, 36, 38, 40, 43 and 44 inches blllt. , Printed dlmlty, linen. linens shan- tung, printed lawn. m¢n's cotta) shirting and aepher ginlbaas aw"- i>r1\t¢~ _

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land, it was test fled that there 'was not aa ounce oi futon the body oi' an unknown man of dh who had died

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