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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-22


10 learn That Mildred does not return
Arfhur's love and during an afternoon
walk, finds that he is in n measure
e0nsoled by her company Together
they meet Mildred and Hilton, and
Arthur SEEING Mildred'S vivacity
which used TO be all for him now di-
reefed toward Hilton, is somewhat
dfsiIlusiOned.
7 ATER, as Horace was chatting with
l. her hostess. Mildred came up TO
her and. after talking for a minute.
addressed her sister. in a low voice.
let me see your card" she de-
mandsd.
When she had scanned it. she
laughed teasingly.
what's the natter Honora
queried-
ooh, nothing" Then as Mrs Den
tin turned away to greet a new arri-
val. Mildred explained
7 was only amused" she said TO
see that you yourself had done the
very thing that you reprcved me for
doing. You have let Arthur write ms
name as often as he wisheq-Fs men
was Just what had told him he might
at the idea"
as-rhe cases are entirely different,
1onora protested. I did not tell the
same >thinE 10 two men-nor to one
man. for that matter When arthur
found tht Tom Chandler had gotten
ahead Of him, he asked for some
dances with me. So with a whim-
steal smile. Il was not first choiee
after all"
TupIeasznt Thoughts.
"a
ately. IF he had not wanted 10 dance
with you so many times. he would
not have asked you to let him GO so
she commented
The child meant the words kindly.
Honora reflected later as she and
Arthur danced together Yet her SYM
pathy had awakened q train Of un-
pleasant thoughts
Nobody likes to be pitied-least Of
all a proud girl or woman. Honora
felt that Mildred was a little sorry for
her, and was trying TO console her by
assurances that Arthur Bruce found
her attractive She did not want 10
be consoled, she unused bitterly She
was not an object Of PITY A number
Of other men besides Arthur Bruce mad
sought her cut this evening
Even Tom Chandler had begged 10
be allowed 10 put his name on her
card She had let him do So she
did not trust the fellow, nor care Tor
him-but one must be polite 10 him.
Her card was full BY the time she
had been in the room a half hour
Yet Mildred pitied her. She sighed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-22
The old Family Album


You viii not recognize this chubby
l faced youngster. gentle reader
but more than 40 years produces
great changes in any mans life. To
avoid a long formal introduction to
the subject Of this sketch. we wish
to present Albert S. Mckinney, city
street and sidewalk inspector, as he
looked when a bright eyed, mischiev-
Gus boy a months old
Albert. OF SNOWFALL as ne was
known TO ali his playIhates in days
long past, had great aspirations TO
become a lawyer and TO win great
legal fights when grown. Just how
FAR mis- ambition was realized is told
in his later career
MT Mckinney was born March 3,
1873. near Gallatins Tennessee, IN Inc
land made picturesque BY moon
sinners and sunny mountains he
did not entertain himself very long
on the nIa-grounds of Tennessee, as
his parents removed 10 Dallas county.
Texas in September, 1881 Here
Albert worked on his fathers farm
until he was II years Old he re-
moved to Howard county in Deeem-
her, 1891, where he worked on
ranches at Big Spring, Coahoma and
Iatan-
From farming and ranchings Mr.
Mckinney drifted into the hotel busi-
ness. He came to FL Paso in Janu-
ary, 1902. and shortly afterward went
to AIamogordo and Cloudcroft. n II,
where he was Identified with the
hotel business for three years. he
returned to Fl Paso in 1905 and re-
sumed the hotel business. acting at
one time as manager of the Belmont
hotel. which is now the Bristol, near
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-14
Real Estate and Court News
CHANGER, BARGAIN AND ,>Iu


W Z: i'urceil, Jr.. ana .. c. Taylor.
trustees. to : Hart Powell ideed from
y IL She Dp1rd'. lot :, block 32 Chest
nun I'LL. 3eHlio feet east line Fourth
Avenue. 30 feet south of spruce stree p:
hiso lot 4 block ~, Chestnut Hill
""Nlth feet east line Sixth Avenue. ~,
Icet south OF Magnolia Street, March
:. 1918. S2G5.
.\dolph -. Williams and wilkins g..
,wii"l 10 Henry Hudson. ~ fcet inch
ny ,02 fc north line Catherine Street
- Icct INCH east OF Smith Street
DECEMBER T. l9IS: Sl550
Char.cs i Wills ana Lucy c. ,wifcI
10 elisabeth y. Lee. Nos. 1928 and 1925
North Twentieth Street. :? feet 10
inches by III feet inches AT southeast
corner OF Twentieth ana l. Streets: as
Sumption Of lien nf $1,000. Dcccinoct
IS, 1918: tax 81, SO.
=. Ralph Ludwig and Adriana luu-
wig 10 james J. Beavers lot ~. bloci;
y. Highland Park addition, 30Xl20 feet
north side Fourth Avenue. $40 feet
west OF Front street December 81
1918: tax 81 cents. $40.
w. - Timmcns and ELLA f.. (wifc)
20 James J. Bc3ver- 10. 80. block ~
Highland Pari; addition. 3oXl2O rcti
north side Fourth Avenue. $50 feet wcsr
OF Front Street. December 81. 1915:
lax ST. $40.
Rerccor3ed {. W. Davis ana Lucy
w twifc) TO Asa johnson 80 2aI3
Floyd avenue. 2SXi"5 tee; south line
Floyd Avenue. 40 feet 6 inches east
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j. $. CIRCUIT cornr or APPEALS.

The United states Circuit Court Of
10 O'Clock. with the following Judge $
and officials in attendance: circuit
judges.iIon. +. q. prltchard. of Ashe-
willie. y. c.; Hon. Martin \. Knapp.
OF Washington. D. C.. and Hon. Charles
4. Woods. OF Marion. :. &. District
judge-fion. Henry G.. Conner. OF Will
son y g. Clcrk---Ciaude NJ. Dean, and
United states Marshal John c. Saun
ders.
This being conference day. the court
ana not hear arguments i'm eases. but
went into conference upon cases here
totore argued and remaining unde-
c.ded.
Cases in call ;o-morrow
No 1868. L. r. Page and Old Do
in.nion Trust Company. trustees for
i, Langhornc. appellants. vs.. Oil
Dominion Trust Company. trustee in
bankruptcy, in the matter OF William
+. PsZzini, bankrupt. appellee: appeal
from the District Court at Richmond.
Va. In bankruptcy. To he argued
by Leigh u. Page and Scott & Bucf-
anan. Of Richmond. Va. for the APP
peilan:s. and by Brockenbrough Lamb
and y. /. Henley, of Richmond. Va,
for the appellee.
a M9 zen isnr r. W, Msr s ssssn91S
the estate of X. Il. Henry. deceased.
appellee: appeal from the District
Court at Roanoke. Va To be argued
hy Russell s. Ritz, John Kec ana
Joseph NJ. Sanders. Of nIueheld. W.
Va, for the appellant. and by James
). kahie and W. l.. Ross. OF BluchcId.
". Va. and :, W. Williams. of Roa-
nokc. Va. FOR the appellee.
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IuNnlco nAnGAIN AND SALE.

Abbey Realty Corporation TO Mrs.
+; W Whitlock, lots II. II and IL.
SS25
NJ l.. Hubbard and Nerna L. (wifc)
10 g. Is. Mountcaslle. l00Xli6 feet
south side of Grove Avenue. IA feet
west OF Libby Avenue. West View.
January >. 1919; tax 81. $40.
Hattie w. Gwathney to Richard +.
twathney. lot 12l, Westhampton De-
yelopmcnt Corporation CClub View.
January 10. 1918: tax 81. $40.
Greater Richmond Realty Corpora
ton Company to Edward p. johnson
lot L. biock 20. Monument Avenue
fark. January 5. 1919; tax 81. $40.
Thomas III. Farrand to Mrs. Clyde
!'rarie. lot 49,. Montrose Heights
March 30. 1917: 1870
Abbey Realty Corporation to Mrs
Maggie l. Kemp. lots and S. block
-. Colonial Place. January e. 1913;
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CHANCEHl TRUST LEEDS.

hiiIa"eth v. Lee To w. S. Robinson
81 rect az east line Altamont Avcnnc
p nhs"s .H,S as and ,G Is 1oek :, Hoyis
". T.. pur:eji H. fieo.
schmidt and Minnie e, twife), TO irwin
l.: DAVIS. trustee. sos North Eleventh
SSir.",, 70 feet inches By io6 feet :
i ,et north Of Clay Street. October =
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FEELING OF PEss|M|sM
CONTROLS STOCK BUYERS
Market Irregular. Most Issues Reg.
istcring Net LOSSES
at Close.
EVEN PETROLEUM is HEAVY
Hankcrs. Declared to Hc Nursing
Sentiment THAT Congress * Nui
Giving Country What II Wants In
Tax BILL
ny n,,rAIlAN NALL.

NEW YORK January 13.--rhc stock
market wa. irregular to- day. most
issues closing with net losses. The f"w
hat were strcng had special reasons
III earnings or pool work. y feeling OF
pessimisn. carefully nursgd by lead
ers Of the financial world, was donin-
ant
TORS have lost Interest in money rates
since they know there is Il limit 10
loans The ,ra:ai blow struck a,
max Ing itH influence felt.
Even petroleum stocks were heavy.
.Ithongh they arc everywhere admit
Tea 10 be ,hc leading peace issues.
While Wall street was searching r"r
'fasons for the weakness az petroleum
stocks the true reasons were At anchor
~ The harbor. The return or tankcrs
by the government has been too rapid
70 enable tho companies 10 ind Il mar
hci TO keep them busy.
Thc war ended long before IN. oil
ln"n expected, ani they had neglected
10 provide the new market for petrol
ehln. To add to tn" c"mpieNitH OF the
situation wool mills in New England
that were 10 use Oh for fuel were clos
ing.
War industries, are slowing down.
stocks is probably ended II will talk"
lt"vcral weeks to rcndiuSt lie business
10 q; basis Of peace. and then Tic oils
!nill DC better than ever. for they VIII
he on a permanent earning basis
With everybody expecting rcduc-
ton OF the United States Steel dividend
tho short interest is quite large. some
brokers sa? II is uncomfortable 50.
II ia known that the real steel pcopic
are willing 10 buy around this l"Sel.
aud that the buying viii improve in
quality from this down.
Back Of the pcsSimisn Of tho bank
ers is the feeling that Congress is not
giving tho country what IL wants IL
! the tax bill There * no islon
!, against tho country being flooded with
}chcap goods from abroad. az tn. tariff
J that caused the commercial pane OF
Ii.li is still! in effect.
Other countries have made provision
10 seize foreign commerce al once. but
,ifor altruistic reasons the United states
lhas held back. Hundreds Of agents arc
l,>ow being sent out from this country
TO all parts of the world. but They are
finding the others there ahead or them.
With the high prices prevailing here
and the lack or any tariff protection.
home manufacturers arc much dis-
turbcd over the situation. and tlSlk
Congress should not take all their cash
away In taxes and 1T the same time
leave them exposed. helpless, 10 their
competitors In other lands
NEW YORK. January l. -M"rcanU.,%. ?" I
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CIrANcEnY RELEASE DEEDS.

Il. III. Davis and W. &. Bell trustees
70 w. l.. Willis i2xlo5 feet east line
Gi!mor" street. 1877 feet inches south
Sl.i5o.
j. -. 'arncal. trustee. TO Moses Cra-
Zcck, 2lh North Twentieth Street. 3OXl2u
rect west side Twentieth Street, iIn
feet south Of Broad Street Janrlury
IO.rl3l9; sa.0925u
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Z Z II .hrowonls ia.ooN iG5?. p,r. good.

"a. "a $50 l'"''' '''"'' DIES. good.
h.'. u IT,, Hcceints. 1850 head choice. Steers.
IN o,..''' 'oNs. h".i"rS ""i buI- steady
't., - H'F 'isS-cs :" to - t"u.. I.,..sr n.t
t",''". Eo"r. l't iI.1.y"; common . - q, n a..
,.,,, "a, Ht', IS cows HrI hN!f-r. :,4rIt N
y"hil"tH aud cutters 500, -: E,o.ln-s .ni
~ ..HtrS. good: ~ - &, - -. common 80
- N'"! calves good. Is iG., 4 20
'nh"Hp: Receipts. 500 hca.l: mark ct OMEN
,nn., III NE S.'es :, cents h"low Friday:
'',"It hihS on Fat lambs OFF more Ia,nhs
~ ~ " '.h': good. II - "a $3.50 ruIi.
no, !" IT, 49, ne .holyc; i02'nlo7j good
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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: TUESDAY, JANUARY H. 1919

port News. Va. Capital stock. $4,000;
purpose. printing business: officers.
Charles G. Epes, president: G. G.. Carr.
secretary: both of Newport News. Va.
Hickory Farms Development Cor
poration. Norfolk. Va. Capital stock.
$4,000: purpose, real estate business:
officers. w. I. Old. president. I.arch :
mont. Va: Edward BrockcmbrouSh,
NorfOllS Va
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cnICAGo LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. January 12-IIogs: Rccclpts
800 head; market generally steady nj Sat.
urdny's average: 1Isht and mixed hogs hard
u move: bulk OF mlcs. l7i0M 1850: butchers
IL 50t 1895. light. l1Wdpl7.50; packing 1915
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NEW YORK. January I3.-Bccves steady:
st terra 5000 l,..s: bulls. 6soIl?go; cows
culis i3.oo9 1000: fed calves. iOOG Eco:
barnyard calves; 7he.,nn ycarl!nGs $500
Sheep and lambs weak: common to prime
sheep. So0cfI0 50: culla. ,4,J0Ge700 lambs 1870
6Dl1.6h: culls. iIG0m1i.O0.
Hogs steady at ls,oon1S.e5: light weights
and pigs. li.y0m LIS.
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On Tic Cnrh Mnri..,

t.,..N ipth. January iS.-ActiN!ty In sno
,nl'''s "'tTaci.d most attention ON in.
.,rro '".nSN The acitv!tN was .oniin.d In
,,i ,,u,r -tccrS which shovel substantial AL
N"no"r IN the last weeks trading
nv ,.S' OF the Hat was moderately ac-
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4 Health Builder
For Weakened Lungs

Where continued cough or cold
threatens the lungs, Eckman's Al
tcrativc will help 10 stop the cough.
strengthen the lungs and restore
health. soc and $1.5O bottles at
druggists, or from
Eckman Laboratory. Philadelphia.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Wholesale Quotation on Exchange.
Richmond. Va. January H. 1919
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO. january 13-Liberal receipts
and the prospect OF argentine competition
gay" fresh impetus to-day TO the downward
swing Of the corn market. Prices closed
1855 TO 1885,. and May l:2a'; TO i.29@s Oats
ranged from 81 decline to n rise OF &c
Leading futures ranged a. follows:
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NAVAL STORES

. NV NNNNTf. CA JantIary l3-wu-r.r,,r.
"i,pin.ns, S a., u ask recs.p,s. q casks:
, nuS!n i'rm: rc"rlpjs. TOT narr-i.: shi,,,rcni.
~, barrels stock. D.>t, barrels
quot: u. - iSI7i4 r. = /. a,,.. {; I. n.
IL ": 1870. X. l5at: NJ Is %: - i.sj:
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Futures not quoted.
NEW WORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. January 13-Raw sugar
steady: centrifugal. 7.2S: fine graduated
cents SHOT coffee unscttled: Rio Is Ice
Santos Is. @ii2c. Butter unsettled. Chccs,
firm.
COttonsecd oil was dull and unchanged
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"i ShcrpaGd street: assun,pfiop ar liz,
.;;o F-'''". October IL, 1918: tax s5'so'
IccorSc Il Booth. Ir.. and Winnie
,,.n""N'I Avenue. 80 feet inches h..
Get south line Hanover Avenue Sn
',r meSt oil sycamore Street: assumD-
lax $40 sIO = l'io'
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- -
MlSCEL:..AN kDiS MAEKETs
DRY GOODS

J. ,rEH ioRk. January l3.--Further limos Of
100 h'H ,'Hli"nS Were priced ip.tln. m. !,
H. % ne m"rk"i hcing set On . lower
Coi,nr. al !hrs - Einshs ms ard dress
n'.1I'S Wrr" oncued. Wool dress good. war.
Inie, Raw six was slightly ii-in.r Ana
"'h' ''O'hs and COnvcrtIUic- easy .uI ,,,i,t
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CHARTERS ISSUED

The following charters Were Issued
yesterday by the state Corporation
Commission:
The EDeS Press Incorporated New
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nE>nICo RELEASE DEED.

H. y, McCurdy. trustee. 20 Jacob
- DAVIS. lot 20. block rs, Woodville
January 1919: $500.
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HENRicO TuUsT DEED.

l.. T.. lngron and Adelne twifc)
to T.. II CARRIER. trustee. lot .. Far
ransv!llc. January :. 1919; s59l.24.
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Advertisers unbesItatinEIy
recommend Times Dispatch Wan, Ads
Thos" who have tried them know
Phone your Want Ad To Randolph l.
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BOND LIST

Sm. writing Paper IS thibI s3'3
,5tantic Coast Lila" s. th!d ...-.t..-., ~
= &. Ill aud =. col. a. tb!di .:;.,...-. -
a q l.. rony. "a tBsltIrnoTeb Odd '..-. -
,'bcEs nranc and Ohio ronv. as iUidi.. 1875
. 'h.sap.akr ana Ohio cu,iv. - .......... NY.
Iigr.tt and Mvrr. Tobacco ~ ...... ...--- ~.
l,orItsrI Tobacco ....-.--...--..-. a.
Mercantile Marine u ........... Ss14
Sea board Air. Line r"i t>.........,...... a.
Sea board Air Line rOi. =. ..-.............. >.
outhrrn EailwstN .... --.....,....-...-. et's
Southern Railway ....-...-......., %
l.. :. Registered Pc i.5i th.Gb...-........- 9''.
L.. \. Registered g.. 49, Did -.....-.....- lor.-
n Y Liberty loan Observation-Disclosures. % -
T.. = Liberty loan 2t -........-.....- -
l.. =. Liberty loan - t.S --..t.........--.- $500
II ( liberty iDan ith a.. s.....-..-. :. - ~
Il; : Steel (: 5S.........-.. ........-.. 91H.
Va Brown Bros CTS 'W. Va 'bsil. o
Sa car Chemical 90 lst rs tbi1,.,..-.. -
1'a Car Chemical Co couv ss......-.-- ioiii
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NEW YORK January l:--McrcanIi,,e 2" 7
per. sI.FI5s.. Sterling sixty DAY h.ii4. !t.a.E-
commercial .iSty-a.v biilA on banks. 3iI-'. .
commercial sixiv-dRv bili~. St'.A; demand
81 80, cables. stiG - Government ppudS
hcav.; railroad tonds ir..vv. Time loans
ilrm stNty days. ninety dtS- and six months
-. III ST.. cal! money NrIn: rulng rate. o
IA n.
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RICHMOND pROt,,,t,r u,,,,-r
Whni,..I 49,, 10 hhEi.

.nr N,I"Hu mat II adopted. virtual des,r,,c
rIrt" me thtIr" market. especially f,r
'',INS bUIHtNES N.lilII -
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK January i3.-Th" cotton mar
kinrine to- DAYS trading 4 higher opcnini;
was followed by shnrn hrrak under more
STIMULATED hy the announcement OF drastic
Fcu;s in goods prices after which Their" were
closed very steady net noints higher TO -
GiGs rh Win hs n ayns month l. rSa
nolnts was In RESPONSE I" relatively nrm
at aG's Weeks break had ieft The marSct in, a
drmcr ,echnical positi2In, The carly de-
to ga a renewal OF iiuuida,ion. local and South;
crn selling. much OF which was attributed
reflected general tendency in commodity
and ston orders were, uncoxersd on the de.
nG %ns ar Ma sqys nor sn
rally selling Tb%" 4 to 81 POINTS under
sa a@f"s tanersd off. and tho market was
.teady during The , af,G;rnoon ON covering
There was continued discussion Of the pro-
,oscd amendment to The cotton futures law.
would bc retroactive, and rcn"rts that an
,ninon, was e ein from the Aiii1rnsy.
have been a factor on the late nndvancc.
hsrn T ha $50" ns@Sr's payne
,tSer,inn To the h":iInc in futures which
.SltS-S 10 cover their contracts in the latc
'rndirs 1aran"sS Interests were c,"dited
with buying March contracts on the decline
XIV YORK. January lsPort movement
,,ock. 1850 bales Minor ports-Stock 1875
Total TO-DAY a. all .ports-Rcrci 100
n.lns: exports. 1881 bales: stock. l.3a9,955
~ l>s
TOTAL for wccl ~ all rorts--R ccep,s} ;c,oti
t,'o=. cYuorts 3iS,6 bales.
total "a" s"nsor-RccciSts 3i5:Ss! bales:
xnorts "I9S.HS naics.
kNEw ORLEANS; January iS.-ncavy soil
ne and lower prices featured the trading
cotton to-day. with the main Influence
cnnrta Of reductions In prices of cotton
-nods After n rise az to "A points on
no strongest months on the first call the
market went into a decline which fnalIV
mounted Ia 80 to ~ points. compar6d with
he final quotations of SATURDAY.. Late tho
arlv sellers ATTEMPTED to take profits. and
heir demand caused action. Last priccs
We're 2 points up TO % points of net the
i,sianf positions being the weakest Apart
rom the talk Of lower prices on flushed
.aWsr ot predictions Of an nnfavorabIe re
'ort ~ American consumption far December
rom The Census Burcam ON "Wednesday. Tho
,nsctti"d feeling OF the market WAS in
!cosCd by tho agitation stirred nn by tho
kmIth amendment to the United States cot
An fu,urcs act which socks To prevent the
.iivcry Of ANYTHING but tho better grades
white cotton on contract. II was stated
day nv New Orlcans Cotton Exchange
,srials that exchange had taken most
fcrmncd stand against the amendment on
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Market quota ions tftuin Actual s.,o.
tBy N"odson-Cra.r 60 Inc H,lrh.,cm. ~;
" w :, i'ilsttattrf 'Ir"He. 40 {; r,T+J
richmond. Va. January II I.i.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-16
TheStoryL

"Peter, Aunt Grace wants you to
come down there to see her after
school this afternoon"
"What does she want?"
"Just to see you guess
So Peter stopped in at the pretty
brown bungalow on his way home
from school. He found Aunt Grace
making cookies in the kitchen and she
let him cut out the cookies and when
they came out of the oven brown and
spicy and piping hot she let him help
himself to all he wanted.
This seems like 1t usta, don't It
Aunt Grace when you made cookies for
mamma and let us kids help before the
OF lieutenant came round"
"Why, Peter, don't you like your
Uncle Jim?"
"oh, yes; l like him we'll enough,
but you amt been much good to me
since you had him."
"And here I've been thinking ever
since came back that you had not
been much good to me-"
We'll, I'll tell you every time /
came down here you was either sittin'
on his lap or If he wasn't here you was
afussin' cause ne wasn't. And then
you've been so everlastinly particular
with your OIL house l was scared to
come in"
Dear me-" said Aunt Grace, 81 had
you come so could give you sCold-
ng and here I'm the one that's getting
the scolding"
And Aunt Grace looked almost ready
to cry. Sc Peter ran around to give
her hug and kiss.
Here! Here! The idea Of finding
n young man kissing my wife in her
own kitchen"
Go to grass, Uncle Jim, she's going
to give ne some Of these kisses from
now an
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-16

niyersary Of the birth Of Mrs. John
Davis Of Baxter and IN honor Of the!
anniversary her husband assisted by
Mrs. Larnie Moore, Mrs. Ed Ballan
and Mrs. F. C. Toothman rendered her
a party at her home. There were 50
guests and Mrs. Davis was the re-
cipfent OF many presents. Those who
attended were: Charles Davis. Lonna
Potter, Grace Potter, Reva Matheny,
Stella Layman, Mr.. and Mrs. H. X.
Hill, Edward Hill. Hazel Fill, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. E. Edd, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L
Snider, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Tooth.
man Corine, William, Jessie and Paul
Henry Toothman, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Eddy. Shannon and Oren Eddy, Mr..
and Mrs. Larrie Moore, Cedric and Ba
sill Moore, Henry Evans, Johnnie Col
Inns, Albert Toothman, Leonard Evans,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Toothman, Beryl
Grace Rayman Worn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Ballah, Martha and Robert, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. C. Michael, Martha Mi
chael Mrs. Mary Dicky, S. C. Straight
Marshal Clayton, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Evans, Carolina Evans. Nola Michael,
Clyde Michael. Carroll Michael, Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Michael, Mrs. S. Y.
Musgrave, Hazel Frances, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. ]. Parks, Wayne swisher,
Ernest Toothman, Cecil Morris, Char
lie Morris. Virgil Layman Virginia
Layman. Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Cunning
ham, Mrs. Annie Hill, Mr.. DenZil
Straight, Earnie Michael, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Michael, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
c. Morris, Clovis Maxine Ralph, Earn
est. Mr.. Plnkney Eddy, Corrine, and
Clayton, Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis,
Claude and Clarence.