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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-24

once there dwelt in far-off coun-
try Three Headed Monster In a cave
in the side OF mountain. He did nor
harm any one. only he bothered all the
people for miles around by eatth
everything he could hnd.
He was so big that doors and locks
Mad no terror for him. With one wrench
Of his hand he could pull on lock
nv break down door.
He could carry off COW under one
arm and In the other hand carry n
When he was very thirsty he coulo
drink all tho water In Well or II ne re
Ala NOT want water whole barrel or
c,Ser was Just like glassful for any
one else. o,,+ from,
his mountain cave and carry OFF al! the
hay In the fields. so that when the
raonla went 10 bed at night they We're
pever sure OF finding anything In me
morning. - tho only
things this Monster did not seem 70 20
wanf but the people grew ured OF
being robbed and at last they heia
m.eting to decide what should De aohe
TO save their property.
one suggested that they lay trap
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-24
Ribbon Hat Popular
Interseason Styles

Black satin. alone or combined with
velvet or felt. is great favorte for
the between season hat. Faced with
jade or trimmed with n jade ostrich
fancy 1t becomes very gay affair in
deed. Ribbon hats compromise between
summer and fall. y ribbon tam Of
alternating colors ia a successful choice
for the younger girl Several novelties
of the moment are a hugo foppy hat of
felt. embroidered with wool straw
berries padded to lifelkeness. and n
white kid hat faced with n delicate
chartreuSe yellow tulle. Ribbon brims
AMI taffeta crowns go we'll together
and hat braided from three colors
of silks. Just Ike the rag rugs Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-24
Her Lovers Return.

I have been going about with n young
man for the past two years whom l loye
dearly. We were separated year ago, he
being drafted and sent TO France. We
wrote TO each other regularly. but he ar
rived in New York las: month without
letting me know: went TO dance and
met him there. He spoke TO me and called
al my home the following evening. When
i questioned him about not coming to see
he admitted being al home over a
week. but was unable to make any further
excuses. d.
story really speaks for itself. 1t Will
DC better II you do not see this young
mar any more, and If you try TO re-
cover from your love for him. Scpara-
tioE has evidently been too severe Il
test for him. as 1t som etimes is for
soldier lovers-and others also. l hope
your heart is not too deeply involved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-24

course. the co'ors are bright. almost
dazzling. but that goes without saying
Long knit capss of bright WOODS.
with white or gray enE'ora scarSs,
are being included In the sports ward
robe. They make Nn ideal wrap for
cool summer nights where somethnis'
more elaborate would be out OF place.
Jade and coral cuN links and studs
to he worn with white silk serge or
baronet satin b.ouses In strictly shirt
style are the sportwoman's latest fad.
Sometimes she wears them TO matcA
her skirt or sweater. but more often
to contrast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-24

former years. and sewed together into
a chic pliable shape. is about the
last word in sports style for immediate
and later wear.
The :ull-skirted sweater. with long
nsll sleeves. is. perhaps. the last thing
girls have begun TO knit these for
themselves with loose stitches in odd
open meshes. fancy ribbon Is
threaded through the waitline. which
IL knit ratcr lower than normal. This
same style Of sweater Is being put o?
the market in machine knit wcaves
and Is n becoming and pleasing varia.
ton Of the straighter models. or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-24
lie Lives n Few Door. Away.

Dear Miss Fairfax:
l am eighteen and In love with a young
ma, som. years older. We have never gone
out together. but l occasionally meet him
ab n" only lives few doors away from
me ana during these meetings he has
REPEATEDLY told me of his high regard. etc
ne last time l saw him he made me
Itoihis. that l would go ont with him soon
saSiHE that he would like to more OF
h!m. e"
don't believe anything is really
me matter; sometimes young people
have these fances and get over them
as suddenly as they came. The young
man probably saw that you were taxi
ing things more seriously than he in
tended. and has dropped out Of sight
fci Il while. Girls should try not TO
be TOO emotional. You have written
me an Intelligent lctter--all of which
| have not published-put some OF
that power in your work or in some
study, then Prince Charming Will
com. along some day and he will do
the worrying about you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES

TT Norwood TAYLOR (c9l. Richmond
Lucille n. Palmatory (cO). Richmond
Lynwood Roller Newman ro, Ia'}; Richmond
Frank Joseph Bergans f35) Norfolk
Elsie Lois Hun Meyers CEN. Clinton. Iowa
Ike Hecklcr (?al. Richmond.
Rose Fleisher t22). Richmond.
Robert Leo Rainey 1857. Richmond
Mabel Cox (26). Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-24
At the Movies

BIJOU-Cntherine Calvert In 1The
Career of katherine Bush"
BLtEBTRD-J. Walter KerriEan
In "COmc Again. smith"
BROADWAY-Stnr attractions.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Kennedy In
"ThrOuEh the Wrong Door"
ISIS-Louise Glaun In "Saharn.o
ODEOS-''Frue-He Susie"
REX-Eddic Polo in "Down, But
Not Ont"
VICrOR-wilIinm Farm I'm in
.ffOOdmnn Bllnd.o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-24

stage. love this young lady dearly. and
yet It is impossible for mo to give up a
VIII you kindly advise me as to what
course to tako in this matter7 r..
I'm afraid this Is deadlock. II
you are not incllpde to give up your
work, and the young lady ts not in :
cllnec to overcome her objections. 1t
locks as though you would have to
sure this wouldn't DO the best thing
to do. as n fundamental digerence In
point OF view Is a serious menace to q
happy marriage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-24
PLAN BALLOON CORPORATION
Brfttnh and American Finnncfers Re-
mind S3O.OO0,0O0 Aviation Concern
Rcndy for Launching.

LONDON. July 23-Following the
successful transatlantic round trip OF
there vas proposed the formation Of 4
S3c.oco.00o transatlantic aviation cor
poration. TO be called Anglo Anne rican
AirshIps. LTD"
information to this effect was OBJ
tanned from an authentic source today
Prominent British and American fnan-
ciers are behind the enterprise, and
negotiations are already under way on
noth sides OF the Atlantic British
financ!ers are said to be guaranteeine
the underwriting Of $40 600 900 of The
shares in America
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-24
Advice to Lovelorn
She Cannot Understand Him.
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

Dear Miss Fairfax:
n,i am seventeen and caro- for. young
".nn tWo years my senior. I know this
LUNG man for more than a year. and havs
NJ eoihs out with him for the past Ave
T. SIN months. cannot understand him
rpic, ne keeps telling all my girl and boy
n..hus mat he does not for me- but
mnen he is with mo he tells mo that he
~ me Last month 1 refused to 20 to
"a, show with him and since then he does
~, car" TO speak to me. Could you plea Sc
YOU a me how 70 forget him. and could
also let me have your opinion OF sue n
a a., Suns man who changes his mind, and
WIS everyone something else?
S, ANXIOUS.
summon your pride to your assist :
ohce. ANY young man who acts In a
manner you describe ia NOT worthy of
your consideration. 1t is not very hard
&c forget at seventeen. Go out and
thJ"E yourself with your young
i!!chcS and do not entirely neglect
your mind try to do Il little improv-
ms reading.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-24
VIII Fly Around Country. Rim.

VIII Fly Around Country. Rim.
"ASHlNGTON. July 23.-Weather
permitting. Lieutenant-Coloncl r. s
Hart Will start upon his flight around
the rim Of the United States tomorrow
morning. leaving Washington for Au-
Eusta. Me. Rain and wind have de-
layed the start since Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-24
Object. 10 Vaudeville.

Dear Miss Fairfax:
am twenty-five. The young lady with
whom l have been going about Tor A year
objects 10 my activities on the vaudeville
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-24

end.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-01
kia Sport Program
Ready to Start at
Las Vegas Reunion


Las Vegas. \. A. 1une &c. who
nre The better riders. cowboys or cav
elryfaen? This question. which. often
" heard in both army and ranch talk.
likely will be settled here On 1uly 9,
. and A. when officers and men from
the seventh United States cavalry al
Forf Bliss VIII contest for honorH In
tie bronx riding cvfnt a. the Fifth
Annual New Mcxicn Cowboys lieunion
here COWBOYS frotn all aver New
Mexico and tho southwest will be on,
after the same money. and the rivalry
VIII be Keen. The cavalry detachment
viii be here on recruiting service. and
viii be commanded by Lieutenant
Estes OF Fort Bliaa remount station.
The army vii. send a baseball team
here also for two games, on the morn
ings Of the second and third. and on
the night OF the fifth three bouts he
tween boxers from the border troops
WIZ put on a tournament at Thu Dun
The bantam weight championship OF
Colorado ana New Mexico viii be
ssaged on the night OF JuS g, between
Demon Rivera Of this city aud form
crly OF Santa re. aud Mike Snyder ~
Denser winner Of the ID. A. C. tourua-
ncnt
Disturbed conditions on III border
MAJ make necessary cancellation OF
The arrangement to send the seventh
cavalry bank here Tor the reunion.
Governor ~. A. IArrhzoio VIII be
the guest u the reunion and the city
on July a. lie will participate In the
big parade OF that day, in which the
flnr 81 the t2nd machine gun battalion
e. which 20 many New Mexico boys
belonged. viii be featured, and at the
uninrllng of the cowboy service flag
bearing gold stars for New Nexico
coWrann nud thn~e ~ other occupa-
tions who died for freedom.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-01

o something had happened
which put all else a OF my mind FOR
a day or two. a helf-Aistcr 81 moth
er.r died and had lcn each Of Us girls
nve thousand dollars. ~ oufsc 4
dldn't really need tbs money. Aianviiio
was 10 rich and generous. But never
mad I spent a penny without account
lnR for 10. seldom indeed that ! apaut
any At all say for books. "
Manvi1lc saw TO placing my little
Legacy In the bank and brought me
the book with "A caution;
'Ds not draw a penny OF this mon
ey. susan. You have everything you
need. Leave Il for q nest egg"
"Nest egg for what
"Oh. for Anna, perhaps. hut v
mind about that DO no; draw uny Of
II. IL you need more than I give you
ask ms for ~ although ! provide you
All you need
'Ana much more than most mon
would" his aun intcrposrd.
i took the book ana put u away. I
cnnnot describe the. feeling I had
the knowledge OF that little legacy all
my own gave me. ! had made no
promises. ~ usual Manvillc had TAX
en- II for granted that ! would obey
him. Perhaps ] would. yet ] dld not
get over the feeling Of Independence
The firs, ! ever hnd experienced
for days. /. Susan HYDE, had aOmc-
thing OF M own; something no one
could prevent me using if 7 desired.
I took out the little thin hook many
times ard looked az my name ON the
cover and inside. Then below ~ tho
date and tho deposit Of five thousand
dollars.
June YVES us delighted M ! almost
1T IN 40 nice 20 feet you have an
account all your own. Alfred Insisted
that I have ono aa soon as we were
married. He said he CAV II 10 mo for
selfish reasons. that u taught "a wom-
an to he economical TO have II be-
cause she saved 10 make Il grow"
II eve haye had u penny Of my
W before"
- know. dear An mon don't think
the same. Your husband IN very gen
erous. You haze n lovely home aud
beautiful clothes. line material and
nli that. Because Alfred thinks u
thing right doesn't make II so for any
one hut mc. @ know"
II know al @ say about Manvill
IL true. hut 7 wish I we're frcer 20
say what ] wanted to; to 70 n a.
~ I liked. ! am growing very stupid.
June. one docs not ave idcns when
never allowed to give them express
sipn-docam't have them very long,
anyway Someiimea think VIII no'
endure IL any longer thNt 7 viii ten
Manviilo and his aunt that 7 am old
enough 20 be- mistress In my own
house. Then any courage oozes out
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-01
NEW MExIcO WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW.


Portales-Nu-Mex oil company TO
put down wells here.
Tucson.-TcEt OIL well to he sunk
IL Mules south on Nogalos railroad.
Rabbit brush is again TO the fore
az u commercial possibility.
slate school fund little less than
Si,25',b0e.
Final passage by congress Of meat
ures encouraging to oil development
win mean millions for increased de-
NclopmCut IN mountain states.
Kenna.-Great Western Oh COM
pany lets contract Tor deep Test vel
here.
state 60 get $50 T.. 5. army trucks
20 autos, tents and camp supplies.
Clovis reports 20 residences costing
$500 To 5000 now under construc-
ton.
Iordsburg ships 1909 head cattle.
Lac Vegas gets street paving equip
meut
Las Vegas Light ana Power com.
pany spends $4,000 here.
anthony district receives fine cattle
Nara visa gets oil RIG: builds road t'
drilling site,
johnson mesa farmers To build
storage house for potatoes.
Claude will erect $4,000 schoo
building.
Carlsbad ships i59 cars hay at aver.
age price Of $3.50 per ton
Carlsbad and Avalon shipped u
cars cattle. o GERS sheep In May.
Mcmillan and Avalon storage rcser'
voirs how bright outlook FOR plenty
irrigation water during season.
Carisbad-Structural steel foi
James building arrives, construction
begins.
Loyington begins construction o.
new bank building.
Vaughn sheep shearing plant in
@reases capacity.
Farminstnn @f,roars steadily In.
crcasing cream production
osccola ships it.o3a head cattle
MaEtalena sheep shenring In pro
gress. quality of wool above average
Tucumcuri-Dity pushing stree
work and crossings.
Alnmogordo Southwestern Tula.
rosa Basin Oh a Refining company
incorporates Tor S200. uoo.
Carter on company, subsidiary OF
Z Standard on company. ]
will use is share Of 100000 q np
%propriatcd hy parent company toi
new development In New Mexico. Wy
, uming. Oklahoma and Kansas.
Large on company Of Aztec unf
White sand Ol company Of Clovis IN
Nhl elhNi
Tucumcarl-Force IS working over.
time with day and night shift GU quar-
countyS first well.
MosuucrD-Thc buy 'ros location
~ miles east ~ here. has derrick tim
hcrs and machinery ON the ground ant
VIII be trilling during b m0nth
Glcnrio.-Boi oils location, cHsi 81
here. cummcncc shipment ot mate
rial
II h we'll for the state that there d
81 upward trent in metal prices "a
mining Il greatest industry ln the h'at
and prosperity In an sections depend
on H. The state was fortunate In hnN
Ing producers who were not easily dis
cuuraEed during dark six months re
Gently passed.
Endee. Three locations made h'
Newly interests here. Drilling To star
within 80 days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-01
Cotton Poplin
At Only 4Oc yd.

>%-Coming in plain and novelty candy stripes
some also with dots, tiny and large, pinks pre-
dominate but sensible combinations are in the
window on 4th stree, for YOU TO select from
too. All now selling for only 40c the yard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-01

-
nnd Am ~ meek as evJr'
lou are too meek. Hlt1Ah- Yet A.
would not ADVISE you 10 quarrel WIN
either Of them. You viii VIM
uicih over IN the end. You are ~
sweeuy patient they can't help but
10Y YOU and reward you some DAY
wish 1 could believe thar June
Wondered IL ! ought not And
mothor some OF my Legacy. I wrote
anu asked aud she replied that laf
siepsister had also remembered her.
so 'hal she and father were very
comfortable.
Elaine also turned her five thou
Haha over 10 W.. OF course Hens -
70 rich she will never need n. but It
was nice a. her TO do "a. 1 don't think
Hhe 10 very haTlpy, although she new
'f complains. But she Is very nervous
ana lacks Interest IA uinnA Henry
~ VERY feeble. "a constant care. ~ hu
nies she viii be very wealthy. That
Is one consolation"
! had to smile when I recalled how
anNionsiy mother had planned ElnincA
tutlre vita Henry; how l had been.
rcprimandod for laughing al her be-
cause she was marfyinR grandpa.
Mother had not changed.
Aucr this letter I Thought no more
about giving away any OF my Legacy.
] would Keep II all Some day I
might need g. Elss wrote me alan
that she had put nert away.
Ms husband Is not a rich q not
as HeHr is rich. Bul I have all i
} want ] shall keep Il SO that n the
Time ever when ho needs a
little extra he IA have t."
There WIS much more. but that
was M about the money. u made
me feel rather selfish but did not alter
my resolve 10 keep Il all. every pom
ny. for myself.
Aunt cynthia referred to Manviilc's
goodness in letting me put II all
away.
There aren't many men like him. y"
Bat u is mine am Of agc What
else could he do2'
lie could have taken charge Of u
for YOU, 90 most men would
! know nothing OF law. She might
he right. ! quickly changed tho Sub
ieci. ] might sny something mad
vortenilv which she would repcat 20
Manvilie and he might take my bank
hook away from me.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-01
For the Motorist
Who Likes to Tke
Care of Hi Car

To u great many motorists ono of
the pleasures Of owning an utatuo-
bile b. the care aud upkeep uf.he car.
Instead Of wanting some one To keen
tho ear lu shape 10 run all a. time.
the muturist likes To tinker himsclf
and takes q lot ~ pride IN nj ability
o. make al minor adjustmets and
",cu 10 completely overhaul iA own
ear.
FOR this type II motorist apartic-
uIar quality OF car rs heat" sa, 1. "A
Little. manager Of the white arage.
ln the first place. such owncrsseuer-
ALLY want "a car that ts Of iedlunt
size and mat operates at u mderatc
cost The larger. more cNpneive
cars generally have too mar fine
technical points to bother b irlctlv
amateur service a
SECONDLY. the car Tor such a toior
isi must be so designed and hui. that
the ordinary man can do his rpairs
and adjustments.
The ear must hc 50 built tia IL ia
simple throughout II Is perecty
possible for the average mot0rlt Ia
master the theories Of motor ca de-
sign and tn handle adjustments tp 4,
.rnsibIe mHnner but II is cunffine
Ia have % lot Of complicated arts
when the worker Is not an e,per,
mechanic.
bort owners lind It possible & do
most OF their own work ecause o,the
simplicity of bort ears. AoreVer.
they find It most satisfying and lisa
most economical
"~pcrsOnnIy. am glad To see an
owner who wants to look after hi,
avn car. / believe that such an oer
err invariably takes better care ofhsl
autumubilr and the car gives him ,si.
ter service because ~ H. Aitr an
seeing that the car he sells gives nm.
,st. ftithtul service. b. the biggest e..
ard Il dealer can get. It's Wa
counts m the long run
M. Little Be- supervising thr Wdl
of replacing the present roof with M
nf sterl-ihus eliminating the nece,
it, nf supporting posts tie Is ~,
having O. special display room hui
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-01
tIo Isc C~ontinucl.)

Toronto. July Wheat In all Can
adian elevators has been commander
ed by the board OF grain supervisors
Do order TO provide Greece with fifteen
million bushels within the next twelve
months. 10 was announced today. No
shipments can be made at present
without permits from the boards.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-01
Arizona Tax Board
Advances Valuations
OF All Railroads
~ rar a.analArtn srrss

phucuiN. Ariz. JUS l-IaNdhlc
valuations 81 the railroads OF Arizona,
as set rs the state tax commission IA
is tables issued Monday are Nnu,l32,-
EOS. as compared with the valuation
last year Of SgS. $50 .ln3.
Thirty five railroad companies are
represented In the list, together with
u large number OF branch lines Their
total mileage Is placed at 2i62.OS
within the state. The figures set b..
the tax commission subject to revis-
ion In either direction by the state
board Of equalization, following the
tnA conference to be held at Grand
Canyon, july II.
Cochise county shows the greatest
mileage aud the highest valuation the
figures respectively being i2b 81 and
fl1,52l.S5t
ella county X given a mileage @:
90 "a and q valuation NJ S~-,bOA,2lN.
Pima cnuuty's milcagt in set at
tI8 l-e with IL valuation OF S'S5A,Aal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-01
SNew Beautiful Chiffon Voiles
}Very Special Soc.

Coming In solid corors and shades as well
as dozens of new bolts of figured and tiny
I Powered voiles.
{ These are a splendid special for the woman
I who can sew-eyery piece-nad there are
! Just piles Of bolts-suggest all manner of
} cool Summer f~rocks-all at soc the yard-36
! inches wide.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-01
RECRUITING AIRPLANEs
MAY MAKE VISIT HERE

Two nirplanes used In recruluis
fo, seryire in the aerial divisls
IN tbe army are expected 20 I've ~ II,
IN from Iuly 10 % " whom 'aptaa
n Applchy goes FROM san Dies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-01

Calf. to Denver on a recruiting cam
paign.
Cnptain Appleby has written -"
Albuquerque Chamber ot CONNER
announcing his intention of making
the trip. He would take two late
model government planes. Al each
place. complete exhibitions Of flying
would he given. II would Involve
Hlirhtiv More eNpense than allowed hy
tho government aud special demon %
STATIONS might he arranged for local
crowds. pltts OF IN" city showing
he location OF the landing Held have
heen forwarded to the captain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-01

Berlin. July i.-Roth the peace
delegation which conducted the nego-
tiations at Versailles and the armistice
at spa will be dissolved
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-26
FARM EXHIBITS
OF COUNTIES is
ADVISERS PLAN
Educational Program Is Mapped
Ont by Agriculturists nj Meet
ing I'm Cambridge.

An educational farm exhibit will
be assembled at the Rock Island
county fair in Joslin by the farm
bureaus OF six counties: Rock Is
land, Mercer, Knox, Henry, Warren
and Fulton, according 10 plans
mapped out at a meeting in
Cambridge Of representatives OF
each bureau.
It is planned to keep the exhibit
intact for display at each county
fair of the counties included in the
organization.
Palmer r. Edgerton, Rock Island
county farm advisor, John T. Mont
gomery of Cambridge and p. S.
Richey OF Aledo comprise the com
mittee named TO plan the displays.
MIR. Edgerton will have charge Of
the animal diseases exhibit; MIR.
Richey, farm management and weed
and insect pests; Mr.. Montgomery
animal husbandry; Aaron Miner OF
Canton, soil; Ralph Wells of Mon
mouth, crops, and e. NJ. Breaker OF
Galesburg, dairy and horticultural
exhibits.
A tent Ssx72 feet will house the
displays.