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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
HARRIS WINTHROP. s 90.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. July -, 'lE
Furnished the lnt:lii="ncc- by y l..
MASTER, < Co. members of the New York
Stock Exchange. National BaEk Eultd
rrS. Wheeling, ". Va. Louis l.. Brand,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25

Mis- kni hrrli" MiIi'r o. ,rnr.
,.,,Ir,.i, street entertained tn" m'mO''
~ \Ir.,,..,i rIuh at h-r h"m" Tu"H,
y. ',.mirr. \ program was gwen ana
- ir..nuu,.uiS were $'rH'd.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING; ". Va. July -. 'lS.
FURNISHED the :Intclligenccr BY A Z
Mastcn l. Co.. members If the New YORK.
stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing. Wheeling w. Va. Louis +. Brand,
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WHEELING, w. Va. July -. Is.
CorrcStcd by chester IHranzcll.)
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING w ga. July "a. rs.
Furnished the 1ntclllS,uccr ny y. L
Mas,en 4 Co, members Of the New York
Stock Exchange. National Eank Build
.ng. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis +. Brand,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
TO Have Picnic.

The. employees IT Burd,it"s dcp a,
mrnt %r"r". accompanied ny Il n fi','.E :
a.. fr,jiS. VIII motor I" hhrr ~ mo.
rhursrI.,l. wh"r" they viii "hJ"! pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25

y-BEELISG. ". Va. July ~: ~
,,s.nished the Intel.isencAr by a: Z.
- .. Co.. members Of the New forA
A%S E..bange. National Bank Build
SA.,aing. ". Va Louis F. Brand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
WHEELING LIVE STOCK

WHEELING V. Va. IUly -. rs.
{Eurrishrd y The Wheeling Live
Stock i Commission Coz
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PETROLEUM

on CITY. Pa. july 2t.--'r"alf ia. ~.
81. runs. 6l.1li: aNcr?E". r'''->'
sncss; 81, ,s%'4SS; average. G@,TnI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEr.il%Ii. ". Va. July {, IS.
Daily probation list OF Tie Wheeling
Stock EAcnnnKe. complied Tor lutelil'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
Butter, Eggs and Cheese


NEW YORK. July 2i.--liuit"r weak
creamery hlGh'r lhnn rAtra>. T.. = y 4'' =
, ""nin"ry ".t"HS -" sc"r"I. 4"c: hrS'
-. Z! i!&.r. packing STOCK. current
maxi. So. . 80. &c.
E2@e !rr"rular. fresh gathered "Htrhs'
l..r, fresh gathered. regular ritC Hed. ~
ir;, urstS. "a II 4|r; de-. hrsiS. Al" f"c:
Stai". rrnnsy iNanil and nrarhH w.,
rrn hcnn.rv white. FINE to fancy. """F
80: stat. Pennsylvania and NEARBY
browns. I1H:.nc: de-. gathered browns
and niNc,l r0I"rs. So TO-.
r'h.n.Sn firm: stale, fresh SpcclhS'
.5i-c: do. average rum. ":'W ""i4r 4.
I.i," l"ullry steady. prices un'hhnsrs.
Dressed easier: chickens. aHM ioc; lows
and turkeys unchanged.
II is quit" likely that Panchn villa
considers the present tim" awtuliy dull
IN cumpn riSnn with the happy days when
thor" wnS plenty At German money IN
circulation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
M M A. N q 8

.snt % Martins Ferry Tuesday rornlns
- sec the boys leave Tor Camp Sher-
man
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
New York Cotton Market

rTofal sales ">n .SN\.
Bonds S.. 1nl. h0h.
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SaN-f;IrlrrSnm co..

Fresh 'nWS. ""n'nl"n, u"' NHI
milk hH"" I" sell - butcher.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-31
Two u. S. Labor
Bodies Are Named

~ a meeting ~ tho United States
employment service here Yesterday.
the following appointmc. Is uf the
state organization committee and tho
l,cul labor community board were an
nouuced
state organization committee ]
~ Wagner chairman. w. a.. Kari
and George \ Kaseman.
Local labor community board
George T. Mahonev. chairman. James
Notaw ana George \. Kaseman.
\ meeting Of the organization com
mittee Will be- held on Saturday Of this
week 90 establish the state advisory
hoard, and to discuss the %parcelling
out through the state Of the local COM
munities. each 81 which viii be gov
orncd by a triumvirate consisting Of a
representative Of labor. a representa-
tive ~ management and n employe
Of the United States employment ser
vice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-31
YCHOLOG|STL LAYS
BLAME FOR KULTUR
ON GERMAN SCHOOLS
Professor Landers, OF U. N. M,
Tells Kiwanis of Early Training
in Barbarism That Is Received
by Hun Children.

German miitnrism .Hi German
barbarian are due to ih' training
the children receive I'M school ~ No
opinion ct proi. j. * iHud'rs. pro
fessor OF rsN GEOLOGY "a iHc tntNot-
sity OF N,W Mexico. lto addressed
the Kiwauis cluh today ou an" sub
i,ct of Psychology amt the War
The reputation the Germans have
borne Tor seventy five wears FOR oN
oolicnco ~ edu,auon as we'll rs uN
oclloncr i'm q great many other lines
is rapidly vanishing as tie world ,;gt'
more OF m insight into German h''
said Prot Landors. Thor' have beer
several schools OF thouLUt ~ Ger
many since she Huns were tirsi
known to Europe. and SINCE the 49,
,cndcnc, oI thc tlohenzoii'rns mili
4 rustic ideals and Thoughts of word
conquest have been insull'd INTO th"
minds ct Germans from childhood.
That G,rmaus are superior to 'll
other peoples has been taught Ger
mar children. There IS mo- chance 70
individual thought undcI Tone prcstht
German system, uc,urilns tu lTui"s
sor i.1uders. Espiunug, IS pracitc"u
In the schools OF German aud pupils
y on tuch othcr ana teachers are
tale hearers. said Professor land'r'
statistics oi an the schools OF Go
riauy showed that German child''n
W,r, not Us apt as those OF America
stated the professor.
II rs PROF. flanders ldca mat Ger
many has made it, last drive II -
also his idea that tho allies should ma,
rcl> upon O. mor' treaty which Get
many can treat os a crap oi Taper
Nhon she chooses, but that Germans
should be made suck uf the sight Of
"a gun.
\ very c~nioyable .,aturo of the
Hiwanis meeting tuda' was the sins
iuu Of Miss Margaret Math"s. NE
violin obhpato ny Miss Irene Inr'ch
and the playing OF lrof T. Stanl''
Srdcr The uio w'r, 'uthuaiasilc"l.y
received and responded TO cnror"~
Tine selections Worn ON the Adrian
sea" Land oi Mine aud 'Th" Long,
Long Trail
y J strong donu,,' the attendance
piizo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-31

nh" program for th" municipal
band concert which OWING geo rain
Was postponed until tonight follow
la Marscillaise
"Scmpor Fidolls tMar,hI Suu.H
- Texas FOX Trot Guiuu
a Dream of Heaven tWtltz"el.
Bauer.
"rhc Dragons Eye tChiu"-e wad-
dlci. Gay
'faost' jSrirctionl Guuuud
tai Where bid They Goo From
Here CO. over There
Alice Where A. Thou ,soi"
Kay Ethelhab.
with T"pmpet and nIuu, ,Nil'-
tarl March. weldon
our country's Awakening cone
stepj. Henniy.
JOY To- the Wotld farmhouse
tBrnnd sacred medley.
Twelfth street Rag Bowman
,ai AUD Lang Sync Variations
for c%larinotsl. Morelii. Hoffman aud
Drullott.
Home sweet Home. DI'u,ss CO.
toto.
star S~pHugled Banner
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-31
BARBER NAMED AS
NEW CAPTAIN FOR
HOME GUARD UNIT
Local Automobile Man Is Appoint.
ed to Head Organization by the
County Council of Defense and
Armory Board.

NJ 20 JOINT meeting or the county
council uf defense and ihc UrmutN
board held last night at the chamber
of Commerce huildinE, g. NJ barber.
"a local automobile man, was appoint
ed captain of the new home guard
unit 20 h" organized in the c fu-
turc 100 Albuquerque.
IN selecting Mr.. uarhor @ Zoo per
cent American was chosen so hcud
the local unit. the maIorit, ot the
members of both the council oft dc
fcns. and the armorN board declared
last night Tho new captain has been
prominently Identified iu patriotic
movements Tie ~ q member ct the
executive committee of lihortN loan
drives. and is campaign manager OF
IN" PATRIOTS war fund. iiis ability MS
an organizer has been well demon
strated in tho capacity OF the positions
manned, his friends say.
Ms Barber has u, ed m Albuquerque
for -four years. and before coming here
was branch manager Of the Studr-
baker corporation 80 oklahoma 'lt,.
oklahoma
tie was % aptaiu az tho culver Mill
tnry academy at culver. Ind. twenty
Years ago. pat az tina time Was lenti-
iIad with athletics instead of military
tactics. ~" is 90 Irtduat, of the lni-
,crsity ot chicago.
An Barber viii succeed captain a..
a nurtncr who resigned because Of
pressing business matters.
\ public meouug viii prohably b."
held within the nest week or two to
explain 20 the public the purpose Of
the new home guard E.pht compu-
MICS are now being organized in Sew
NeNiro. The federal government Will
equip the company Immediately.
The Russian army rifle will be- sent
20 Nl%huqu'fuuc as POI as volunteers
are Called Tor. The company viii
consist of tWouty.'ight men. mClud-
ing three Officers. They are 10 serve
oul, in the stat" of Sew McNicp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-31

der to- show cuuso. u rrpl, VIII be
made IN which u IN stated the Of.
noluis viii GO into the grounds on
which the official organ uf the ,oun
900 nf defense The Wtr NrWs based
los appeal tu the people uf the state
Goo refrain from -pttr"uiliuE Hearst
publications
Attorneys representing th, Hearst
publications yesterday filed suit tu the
federal district court -cetiug Ca eos
ioiu further activity 90 discourage pat
coinage of the Hearst newspapers and
magazine Governor Lindsey, tu
di,iduAl members NJ IA" state coun
ga Of defense. u.s. secretary and pub
ucity agent ana Attorney General
Patton we're named iu the petition
~ were also members ~ the hrrua.
Mo count, council Of defense
so service had been made ON any
~ the officials today ana hc,und IA"
comment by chairman springer. ~
was not discussed b, the officers men
Uuu,1.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-31
Pastors Will Begin
Four Minute Talks
From Pulpits Sunday

At 20 meeting d g.. chairwon of the
four-uinutc men ana the ~ciorgymou
1T this rit, last cycninE the latter wer"
formally appointed a. official repre-
-cntati,es ~ the committee on pub
Ic information, an. viii heg,r ucNt
sunday 10 give from the pulpit four
minute patriotic sermons ON the sUb-
Iects assigned them. "Ths Mubiliza
ZION of Man Power" Is tie theme
uf the first Of these speeches.
Rev T. a. Atwood ~ the Baptist
convention of NeW Mexico. pr Alouzu
BRIGHT Of the Methodist church north
and the presiding elders of the Meth
odisi church south. EaVo 1E"od 20
write to the clerRymen under their
charge asking them 10 cooperate IN
,ho work of the four-miuute-mrn
The sunday schools are to Dee han
dI,d hy the junior four-minute men
under thc direction OF the preacher
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-31
PERSONAL NEWSITEMS

Giuruntilii aud Gilbert IturCh uf the
New Bridge saloon AZ Unrolas SIS
each. on "a charge ct selling huu"r ON
sunday The men were arrested last
sunday by Ramon ortiz. deputy
sheriff They were Informed hat IL
arrested again on the same 'harg"
their license would be rcvokcd
Mrs a. * Coulter of Huhoken y
J.. is in the city
Nh and Mrs ! T.. Rogers OF Gluho,
ArIz. arrived iu Aibupucrpu- ycSter-
day
" " poughtor, of cleveland Boz
,u the city ON business
J.. u iiinkle 81 Roswell arrived
boz Albuquerque Yesterday
a. T. Mcneil of Alhamhfa, cal,
WAS IN the city Yesterday
Don y Johnston returned last uigtt
fsom the pecos.
Rex King has returned t. district
forest headquarters from u field trip
In Arizona.
J. \ Barrett has returned from the
pccos.
cot u T. Twitchen of Santa Re ar
rived Ia Albuquerque today
W Burns of san pedro IS here ON
business
Mrs j =. Fettermap NJ Knovviil"
Tenn. IL visiting the city.
Lieut. = VI Price and Mrs Price
~ camp cody are IN the civ today
r. Mathews of Globe. Ariz is iu
the city On business.
~ u Wetmore ~ Bclcn b. in ~
puerpuc
William pariuW nf nourI,q Arlz
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-31

OF those whose immediate whereabouts
IS unknown tp any state vgchcy, or
ever 10 their friends and kindred. This
Identical situation doubtless VIII niill
exist in W. degree az the time 90 the
November election regardless Of what
cvcr effort aIuy have been mlde to
locate them The matter appears to
me To- Dee involved In tine successful
handling OF the army forces OF the
tnitou states In its prosccut ou of tho
war.
For the purpose of obtainiug ligrt
on the proposal under consideration.
sometime ago. addressed e oormu-
nicatton to each of thr governors uf
the other forty-sovon states, inquiring
the status ct their local Law ON tn"
subject. and where no provision oN-
istod, whether special session Of tho
Legislature would hc called to consider
appropriate enactment. ~ upprars
from received at THIS Office
that thcr" are twenty odd Of the states
without statutory provisions for regis
tcrlug and returning their absent citi-
zen soldier NotN IN me greater mum
hcr ot which. i,o chief executive has
declared ~agaiu4t u special Legislative
session 10 cons tlcr the subject and IN
none OF which "a special session had
been determined upon. In some of
the states in which suoh law 'Nists
The adNisuhiittN OF not attempting 20
carry ont hts provisions WAS heiug con
silorci because ct apparent insur-
muuutuhlc obstacles.
Tho cost OF an extraordinary leg =
lJtlNo session az his time rs also an
item worthy Of consideration This
includes tho time of the members and
necessary attendance and their with
druwul from their regular employ ment
aud business.
The next regular legislative session
meets in the coming January. lust a
few months or, at which session. ap-
propuatc legislation ON the subject
matter Doubtless VIII DE enacted.
FOR tho foregoing and many other
reasons rorcihly present. I have deter
named not g call q special session ct
this time.
sincerely a
" T.. LINDSEY.
Governor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-31
Plans for New School
Building Postponed

ON ,,ouu Of the fact that the cost
Of the construction ~ 20 new grade
school az figured from the bids which
have been received, Is many thousand
dollars above the estimate made los
the school board. the erection Of this
building was postponed al u meeting
Of HE board which Mas held yestoi
day The option ON the lease OF the
library Is sim effective and that build
lug VIII continue 20 bee used for pupils
Further arrangements viii he made
for accommodating tho Increased
number Of students which one of the
officials reports VIII De handled in
some way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-31

Four-D Taxi Service. Phone 40.
pny vnur dues 10 the "g.hit' ,lub
N 1, Gamma finn, shoe r.p.iriur
aOg ~ Central pboue t47.
- Dent. lus south Third street
wiIl leave tomorrow morning with his
rtmily an "a automobile trip iu their
farmer home I'M Nirrtniu Thr, have
sp.nt the mast nine months tn Ana
oueruuo
IN, Missionary socipty of the chris.
ttuu church win meet AT "a, nome of
Mrs i o. Robertson Go, North
seventh street Thurrdp, At . 30 q. DAB.
Nv. Al,.r, Morris Viii h, th. leader
Mr. and Mr.. 4 Weinman leave
t,uIrb, for N.y York AIR Weinmlu
sYc4 ON his regular -"cmt.snnu.I ru,
inc irtp for the Cnld.p Rule
Mrs. Harry l. podson Ion y..t.r.
d., fn. For, Mcpherson Atl,rtn Ga
IA ,otu her husband who i. tn the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-31
NO XMAS G|V|NGv
IS TO Be NATIONAL
SLOGAN THIS YEAR
Merchants Throughout State Are
Warned That Countrywide Cam
paign Is Expected to Do Away
With Usual Holiday Trade.

Merchants throughout tho state arc
warned hy th" state council of dD
Tense that there is to Doe a vigorous
campaign against christmas Sits
which II expected tn do away with OBJ"
usual christmas trade Iu its lu.
nouuceuont ~ the Impending CAM
phigu b rnuu,il saw.
This warning BE- issued 80 utiH
umc SEQ mat MERCHANTS mAs provide
against the possibility ~ being caught
with excessive stock1 con- hand The
council al national defense pnd it.
advisory commission and fhr Nsv
Mexico council ~ defense urge tn.f
'hristmas giving which Involves 'na
purchase ~ GIFTS Doe discouraged Thus
curse " So harmony with the lr
uouuccmeut ~ tho government M
urging thrift and upon fhn
country 80 as go relieve tn thH, OF,
tent the present heavy burden pit,-l
upon labor. transportation and other
re-ourcrs 81 the nation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-31

trodurine this new variety boo thI,
state
4 regular meeting 81 the lig rIuh
iu district NO i3 wts held Thuf.IiN.
July 30 a. DO a m nt the home of
y S Rose. local leader Jack M"rf4
is president of this club aud Iu'1
Morris Is secretary THIS was uf
the best attended aAd most iutcIDstu-
meetings that mas been held this .rt
son. \ meeting ~ the Gardening club
In district Nc. l3 was also held 90
MIR Roses residence Miss 'trr.
Adniry. president aud Miss tstrllI
Rose. secretary. william PHILLIPS Wis
appointed local reader
william KIM and \ " ralifgrcn
1T Evanston. tii. were in the city ye--
ttrday.
Charles Holt ~ Wilmctte. m VAS
IN the city on business NcHtcrdaN
= y. Hewitt ~ Carlsbad ~ in AIhu-
uuetque today
J y Upton Of peminr arrived In
the city yesterday.
= ~ Lytle ~ Ration was In town
yesterday.
The citv COMMISSIONER will hold
their regular weekly meeting ~ TN
CT, bah 81 \ o'clock tonight Tho
viii bc the first meeting IN two
weeks.
Chief Mast"r-at-Nrms g \ St"ff,a,
a. the ~ paso navy recruiting Office.
arrived hare today 10 assist Normnn
T. Hartman, of the local office iuau
guratc "a navy recruiting campaign.
ANY woman can keep a secret per
tanning 90 the fact that her new dress
IN hut an old one made over.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-31

Santa Fo. July go. 1918 Editor the
Evening Herald, Albuquerque. y VI.
Dear Sir. Mindful of our previous
brief correspondence relative to the
proposal That the legislature of the
state be- called IN cNtraordinar, SOS
sion to consider the enactment OF laws
providing q method or methods ior
registering. returning and counung the
uns,ut ciiizon-soldicr and sailor vote.
herr, now convey to you my final
determination on that subject matter
lnhucd with the spirit OF patriotism
Boz this time of stress AMI anxiety for
the preservation Of liberty. II ~ but
unturi that those of us whu remain
lt HON, should respond instantly and
uttrosctN eddy to every requirement OF
service ia tho citizen who has gone
iorih to offer his hfc IN the chance
of battle to save TO us our state and
tb" amenities of government under
Jaw. of. by aud for our people and
tuosr of our riiizcns who. u to" col
unIus ct Nout valuable publication
aud othcrw Use. have declared a. favor
o.: the proposition speak the natural
l1uEuugc OF q free people.
However. guided by AN extensive iu
pulrN and the aggregate opinion stat
go lu the public press OF the state, I
am convinced of the imprUyucabilttN
cot the successful registration mud Dee
turn of our over amt on seas soldier
Hui sailor citizen vote Many reasons
fur such conviction may bee citcd. Chici
among which, as 81 appears to- me, arc
uur constitutional ANA present stitu-
tor, safeguards against sudden ana
radical departure from we'll ,stub-
nsh,d principles ana long praouccd
Customs ANY theor'tvullN practical
legislative device, us IL appears -
mp. covering the subject matter OF the
proposed legislation. viii require far
reaching modification of our present
ballot aud election laws and very
probable constitutional ncgations.
YOU are uwarc that it bes been held
aud pracuccd that under the present
status OF ON law. the soldier and sail
oi crt,zcn. cautioned within the houn-
darics of our state and without thor
respective precincts and counties MAY
east their ballots ana have the saW"
counted ia due regular cours' u is
my intention nov To apply % tho see
rotary OF war tor o. general order of
urlouGb to an Sow M"Ni,o soldiers
AND sailors citizens without the state
.ud vet within the lniied Stltcs at
th. time ct the coming N~o'CIAh'r
election. s, that they max come homo
suu tut, iu thoir respective precincts
some az the NOR, p%opulour 90. t..
of the anton have been able Go reserve
most col. their soldier citiH'u 'pntins
gents in regular army uuits. in such
case the mut,rr ui reg stcrnu aud re-
turning their vote from over seas WaN
bc out,rol, practical Not go a." con
tutcnt OF Sew Mexico Tier sptdior
5t.f sailor citizens nave h',1 widely
.,ait,rcd and distributed Go rt"Jv H.
Ni.irus OF enc wnr serNic. Nhe In-
d.. dual alone has been considered i'
th. mattct. nd although tie Wur I1t-
totIral service tor the st1t mas be-
bored u~rsiduot,lN 20 FOLLOW ia" lace
f..ut OF ,t,r ct "a ciii2rl s'ld'' ~
.rd .tiIot ti. htl,-, there 1l ri.tu'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-31


'h'pi't III
WIS "' inc "N'
b "r owu ideas OF Nh"t
llu" lover. W. 'N''''
poetry ihrit own w." n
in't "l 7"n'' E''"' pm ,
ave absorbed h''''H' -.
We wait hrt''"l'SS'N 10
i"nh''h I" "'" u,,t,,ns b,r
rIrl roads mover 'n' P",'
lover after h'r pet nero '''
N'i George or I"'u "' '"'
Iust the SAM" l""l'Sn '''-.
'h"' NIs''''u"' wh,t, 1 ,d.
Gays to his EoSiIlnd". =" VIM
United 10 aunt lh"l M"
the huVS she i~hli"""''l ~ "'''"
me- go meet, ~ lh"' ! nv" w."
tuu and good times WI" '"''.
hadn't met u Single "" "
marry. anil
Ana "hN ""' '
lug, n.,
They aren't my Np'' l'P'''
with the arrogance ut 'lRh'''"'
What rs Your typo ''.,S
"'h'u, A~,''""S'' .,t. Ia no.
Thought ! d'to'tcd a 'N'""'' ," p"
eyes m a., -,
when ! explained sn" SUI ~
laugh; onl> the tWlnkle gre" "'''
Noticeable as she s'ln ~,
Men are men no""u"'
not story hook heroes w
yer, ?rosnic world, Men l"lh S''"
market real ,H'",'' =! n1"a,htn.
'hey Puot" books ,mr 10,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-31

Mud the 1ll belonged 10 what aunt
tsllcd "tht uuor circle 700,
Perhaps that was the trouhlo W 60
tho, were all perfectly nice no x
tho, were am Jlho Thcy all did the
spmc things IN the same wuy Yhu'
10 WAS tho natural, Wnulrsnmo way
AT their upe I wasn't wise ouougr
tp know
The girls wore like myself, vouur
innocent. aud ignorant pi them ull
/ liked laura Ranscomc tho best
Perhaps because We were directly
bppositc m ,V,rythInr. looks as wei
as disposition
She was taller than l. and % pea
feet blonde People used go say We
made % picture when together. Sh"
vas tho most solf-sucrdcinE girl :
ever knew. and IN nft,r wears tho
most solf-ctf1cinE woman.
The last ct June We lett New NorS
for tho summer. what "a wonderful
summer II was Newport, Nurrng0u
set. Saratoga. the mountains. We
did them all | danced. rode, I
rolfcd and PLAYED tcnnis We went
Yachting and to the races poor
aunt. know she before had
spont So I'M u summer Uncle
~ III n we didn't take him home pref
g., soon ho'd forget where his hem"
was
80 early IN October we returned
10 Sew YORK.
"Your uncle must go. md | never
let him go alone Aunt Helen told
ne when she announced hcr plans
~ is too lionel, for him"
We had been back bat q few lo's
when one day aunt and met Blal.
Iverson ON the avenue lie appeared
delighted to sec as and after greet
ing ms asked us TO lunch with him
"a, I'lucr,'s. To my delight aunt uc-
,optcd. and for an hour was bliss
fully happy. although ! talked hut 1T
tie. and Blake scarcely noticed me
Have YOU decided 20 accede 10 my
request 20" ne asked Aunt helen when
tho coffee came on
You stan think hcr n good sub
icct?"
Wonderfully good. The type J
want aud need for tho picture
Very well, I'm talk u over Nii'
bor' aunt replied.
why not now %" he asked
betty" aunt said 10 me, Nj
hcrson wants 10 paint your portrait
rather a portrait of Nou IN costum"
Would YOU hc willing to sit to him p
was too asionished. too stunne,
10 answer az once. but MOI too aston.
ished 10 notice that my Norsc KING
eyes were pleading; 10 realize that Ia
wanted me 10 say yes.