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Evening Star, Issue 19662, 15 September 1927, Page 14

THE BURNING QUESTION, Tho couple sat on the rustic seat beneath the great elm through which the moonlight was filtering. “Gloria,” faltered Ralph awkwardly, “ you believe that lovers should be perfectly frank with each other before getting married, don’t you?” “ Yes, Ralph,” she answered shyly. “ And that neither should kbcp any secrets from the other?” “Yes, Ralph.” “ Because, you know, one might find out later and it would cause all—all “All sorts of trouble,’ sho finished for hint. . “ Yes, Gloria; some men might not. care, but 1 think it best to ask if—- “ Yes Ralph,” she answered, gazing confidently into his eyes. “ Gloria, perhaps I ought not to demand this, but I don’t feel I could get along witli a woman who—who ” “Be frank, Ralph, and I’ll answer you honestly.” i “ Gloria,” Ralph burst out nervously, “do you squeeze a toothpaste tube from the top?”