Bingham Bulletin | 1929-05-23 | Page 3 | Little Thing Boaster Had Quite Forgotten

Little Thing Boaster Had Quite Forgotten The Stroller spent an evening at bis club last week, and among those present pres-ent was a fairly successful and prominent prom-inent professional man. Be was the center of a group whose attention be wna enjoying on a long story of bis stupendous success. "Yes," he went on, "I am a self-made self-made man. I was forty when I started start-ed college and despite the handicap of years my income is now $3.1,000 a year." "He failed to mention the wife who tolled In a small store, tended her household and cared for three small children while he was pursuing his studies," said one of the listeners, sotto voice. Philadelphia Public Ledger.