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The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-25
What Did He Mean7

Imagine the shock that the cOngre- gation of an Indianapolis church re- ceived when its pastor, at the close of the offertOry, looked down on the col lecting plates and remarked:
 Evidently there is a stranger here tonight. I see a strange dollar bill in the collection"
The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-25

Unfortunately for price slashes,T there are people still living who ean remember what they paid for neeessi- ties in 1913 and 1914.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-25

One person who never utters a pub- lie protest about the below-par value. of Liberty bonds is the burglar who makes away with a few.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-25

With sugar down to pre-war prices, the cost of candy to the consumer still remains near where it was through out the famine period
The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-25

If you want your dollar to be worth right smart at the big market you have to put a dollars worth of work in what you do to earn it.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-25

Every mother thinks there is no baby like her own and every other mother if glad of it.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-25

If man could read his own biOg- raphy it would surprise him more than anybody else.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-25

Save all early-hatched, we'll grown bullets.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19

You will find IL in our Class.
fed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19
WILL RAD|UM At last
OPEN THE DOOR OF
THE GREAT uNKNQNh2

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the next thing you know you are get
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19
Fine Point for
Umpire in Sundays
Aq-G Gray Contest

For tho boncfii Of the fans who at
tended the baseball game last SUNDAY
between the Aq's ana u Grave when
q decision ~ the umpire was protested
~ the Aq'n n n large number oi
thosf ln the grand stand and eiso-
whore in the park aid not understand
what ~ VAS an about. tho fniinwiua
explanation ~ giyeni
Al the close NJ an inning Tcnorio.
who had replaced chavez. tailed io
take his turn ~ hat. Teller hattcd out
Of order aud hit into an out. b being
b third man out. That ended that
innlag. When the following inning
opened. Mccormick pitched one hall
10 Gallenos md then claimed Oaiie.
SOS was out for hattinr out Of order.
The ufnpise ruled that tntipgus fnl-
lowed Teller IN the battling urccr aud
was the proper player To- tat where
upon Tho Au's announced thtv would
Finish the game under protest.
Herald reporter asked the umpire
how h. reached his decision on that
play and this IL his explanation;
,,emt the Umpirc says
In the first place the man who bats
out OF his turn IL not the man To be
declared Quit h. the man who failed
To bot In turn Who b. declared out and
then only whom the improper hatsmnn
becomes % lnse Tuuur and uppr %
claim from the opposing team. HAD
there been one out hat Inning when
Teller huttsd 10 of order aud No
tufmiok hud waited uutf he pitched
80 hail Go Gailegus hrtorc making
"a claim. hf would have fnrefslttd the
right To maxi u claim. Had the error
l"'n discovered before Teller had Ice
come o. base runner. Teuutlu could
have taken his place ut bat. ana as
sumo whatever balls aud strikes had
been charged 90 Teller. ~ YOU will.
read section . of Rule o. Ion Spuuid-
lays baseball rulc Boo I think you
Will ind { did not rulo o~rroneously
I have had o. less than twenty fans
atop me ON the street ana ask about
en-, uiuN."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19


that 10 b. his money and not hc she
has married. hut his love for her
persists boo spit. ct the fact. Hc
plays "a, market. loses his money
md has to return Co mining. His
wife I,turus with him. still Indifferent
to him and quite superior. An in-
tIdcnt occurs that changes % am ANA
makes nppin,se for them both.
"B"
.O.NaIl,y OF CO., Mounted Tho
William =. Hart p.ytuy' "a % "H'
today De- playing be- llst engagement.
uuIf. wuu iH said Co. Boz planning to
retire from pictures for au indefinite
t,-t. seems ,H hnyc put Dis very hcsi
into this picture. The tory, too. BE-
ono of which you never grow tired
bravery romance. thrills ana O. mute
pathos 8Ii go Co max" 70 fine story
Th. added attraction today 81 ID
reel OF '~TraVclopuc riotur.s' and one
of "NcoklN EyertF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19
AUTO CLUB SENDS
LETTERS TO MANY
EASTERN PAPERS
Information for Travel.
ers to BE Published at
Many Towns

T.. T. often. eecrotnry of the Vow
Mexico Automobile club. TODAY began
ending out %lvttefR 20 various news
imncrH ~ h cnst. south and middle
wtrt in forming auth trnveiefa thui
Information desired about routes Of
itaNol a1d points OF interest IN New
Mesico may be- Obtained from the
New Mexico Automohlle club here.
MI. often said today that 2a0 letters
nrn 10 be- sent 10 leading newspapers
Tor publication. Mr.. often and W. n.
wagner returned only n few DAYS ago
from n trip To the northern part 81
Tho state IN tho interest Of the club.
They report that campaigns Tor mem
ls'tships IN the club are to start I'm
some Of the towns in r. short time.
A. soon us tho auto ,up has In
ERASED itF membership. literature "
20 D. gotten ont deserihing tho points
~ interest 81 The state The literature
whtrh probably viii De- published In
iioni form BEL To- ho Illustrated.
a sample of the i,tor tn De- sent to
The various newspapers follows.
Gentlemen 30 may Boz of interest
90 youf readers who are planning ON
'nklng overland automobile trius to
California and other points in tho
southwest that upun reaching Alhu-
uucrpur. y NJ. thsv can call at tho
ptft'r uf this pluh Go secure the much
needed Information that the tourists
desire. We can tell thcm of points
90 interest iu NcW McNlru aud how
20 got there likewise inform them as
20 hotels camping grounds etc We
nv very thoroughly informed uu 40
ruadH iu th" southwest
W. will consider 30 l pllyil'rr 30
nxtcud o. ,ourt'si's To- those calling
upon us Should any uur desire In
formation nf Sew Mexico aud the
southw'st hrfur" leaving home. al
hat thry need du BE- Goo write ua. mud
We viii FlHdiy reply PROMPTLY
iDuts very TRULY.
Sew M,Niro Auto club
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19
American Tennis Champ
Due in France Today

PARIS Nav i9.-Onv tho Associot-
% Pr'nel Members ot tho American.
team which viii AXE part ln the
worlds hard court tennis champion
ship matches Co begin uu May rs. are
expected tu arrive iu Franc" today oi
tomorrow Tho team Includes VIM.
T. Tiidou %. the worlds grass court
champion.
The leading members of D. French
team are reported BOO excellent form.
william a lHur,ufH tN' present hHId
uur worlds champion d. perform
Ing brilliantly Boo tine French ,hufl-
plunshlp now BOO pIurT'. while Max
b,ouEis ana Audf, Colbert both or-
m,f French utlt WiTH.". j. ErlFuuu
and SUZANNE I.'uHIN" fu. Other
prominent r-,puUr,ufuf... tr, showing
promise uf uu, performance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19
Geolas Likes Jail,
Refuses to Leave

George Gcolas. arrested some time
s as "a nuisance. refused 10 leave
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19
Singles in Tennis
To Close Saturday

Finals FOR tho Iamison silver cup in
ID" mems tennis tournament Will hD
played saturday The IuWlFun cup
which mus be- won Tor three success
i've years to De retained. was won
last year bv Jack Slltvr. who b. not
iu thu tournament this year.
In yesterday contests. SCauziui
won from uarh,r no 10 B and Z To- g
ana u. 4. Woodson. Jr., won from
Edward NuUlist G. 20 4 and . To- q.
Tho mons doubles viii follow the
s'uglD- aud then tu, rlIl'- Tournament
will bee opened.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19
Pastirne
How's This?

HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE will
DO what we claim for it-cure Catarrh or
Deafness caused by Catarrh. We DO not
claim TO cure any other disease
HALLS CATARftii MEDICINE IL a
liquid, taken internally, and acts through
inc blood uIan the mucous surfaces Of
tho system. thus reducing the innamma-
tiUn and restoring normal conditions.
Al nrugsiEta. Circulars FREQ
+ =. cheney a co. Tciado. Ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19
San Marcial Team
Looking for Games

H., san M1rtial baseball team
whi'h defeated the Mngdnl'na play
cis. old uyuls. 90 san Mirriui last
sunday BE- .uN.uus Cor % gam, with
Hnlsu. taH Cruces Gallup CO.. Alnu-
gu'tuu' ans OF tho nfai thrs. being
preferred however.
Win fh' brand OF baseball tllt
San NatDill put uu con- SUNDAY. ntu-
rhutit bk, notice or the team. tuppr.
twitNuE fur SON MtrUitI. dld "N-
D,ll'rf work bon IL pitchers battle. Ga,
Ecor" ending g to 90 favor OF san
Murcial. san Mlrciai reports that ID
was b hest game seen 900 the san
harriul grounds in years.
The result wus as follows
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19
Autoist Loses Bag
: With Valuables as
He Repairs Machine

when =. o.. stuusniI stopped tn re-
mir his automobile go miles north ~
AIuuYu,rru, yesterday. hn l,u l black
travelling bag standing in Oh, middle
OF tI, road IIr, minutes later he
returned having d~itulN,I"d hls loss.
hut %, bag Was gone. and mas mot
bp,u found since. lu Do lur were
$3.50 Iu a. a. 4 checks and re- small
amount of ipwvlrN.
stuuElIl. with bis vito aud two
children. are travelling overland, from
cincinnati 60 chino. California. 10
nntin,d the local shorIu's oui,". and
uns offered 70 reward fur $50 Tor the
return OI tho bankers checks The
sherins u1ir, has wired descriptions
81 ihc bag ia santa fo and las
NtEHH
Jucnbo Nlarid, Charles Magn'r aud
NirrIri1 III,h who were arrested
h,rr several dIt. Iru "n ihr charge
Of stealing 1u a|utuu.uutr from Dem.
irr and who W.ir returned to Dom.
.nr fur tritl. hHEr been bound o,vi
to fn, grand luIE ON the charge ar
sorGIur 900 word received here.
zach elder child ~ tia hcnlth clinic
held Iu th, tuur' room of the fedora.
bytuIrn Yesterday was presented
win % health alphabet and Dopi,. Of
.EIr..Hr prints Eleven children
Hn ,Ighf parents were present
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19
At the TheaterS
Today
Lyric

1IAA1
IN Charics pev's oaturc ~Ntpo.
teen and Phyllis. -Hch cius.g ite
o-ngugemcnt or throp DAYS at tho
LYRIC theator todat. and which can
o." hrsi deacrihpd ua a comedy nf
youth the popular star employed the
uH- ~ nudity lttir atflped motor
'uE In the filming Of sume Of the
scenes 90" scrn'riu called for ~ nm
Der uf college ruNH CO. s,nut around
town Boz the eicguut creation. with
LINCOLN StodwIu. us Jimmie. at the
wh''l NJ HIy'a casing director
Wus ahlr go usrsuHcs rteral Young
fellows a%tteudin the University 81
southern California Co take part ia
These sH.ueHs
~" Young cuil, giaus had 80 mu,h
iuu 100 the enactment 81 these seDuta
tlIt when the sequence was oven.
there started a lively bidding among
them Tor the lltiic car. Wesley Gli-
mour M. u. ys studio nag is "A
business man. The result Mas mat
the cav was sold 20 uUe Of tho boys.
sou col 70 prominent real estate dealer
iu Los Angeles. al almost double Us
original cost
Ana th" lad is happy. for he spends
70 rr"ut dead of time telling the falr
cu-rds that this o. the car charles
l.ay aud ! used iu Nineteen aud
phyllis
fhe Gayety comedy. Rest in
peace' ~ showing Tor the laat time
tueny.
Ideal
Doris Kenyon ln Tho Harvest
Moon ut tho Ideal today Is intro
duc,d ns DulI Fullerton. tho dnugh-
ter of a french actress. who. diVorc-
cd from Prot. james Fullerton. an
American. two years later marries In
France and. when 70 child is born
duriuE his abssucc abroad. his wife
b. uut rrrosui. cd ls such in French
law Anne N,r''er the old woman
20 whose farm Nine. Atfiu had rec
trcd. fiudiug attoE tho lattcr.s death
the address of Fullerton Doe America,
cabled the professor. Ho arrives
with bis sister 'nrueliH and takes tn"
uu|, r.ff fu America with hIu. How
tIu child Is educated bon biz unit
Dos Fullerton. ana huw eighteen years
lltDr b graduates at the school
Who're NuVin makes uu address, how
lHrl goes 600 90, stag, under th,
two mDu-IuIl,Itrr and NuNlu-Hnd
.e recognized. % how e. playwright
f.is bon love with h.r. make the tli.
mas uf th, interesting story.
Ruth holland Be- starri 81 m The
Doubt, Game .u added attraction
Pastime
William Eu7@.il ls playing nc the
Tp.timy tldl, iu colombo pluck
% tyuiDullE Wi1uam EnHsoll picture.
a comedy reel Tho Simu' viii Do,
shown ALSO This ~ the story of %
Western miner VINO makes his pile,
goes tu Sew NorE. gets iu' and
u,,t- % beautiful English woman.
whom De- murri,s. lie finds shortly
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19

the man out. nuf that he hated TO
have his westeri' hospitality imposes
on.
, 1921-05-19

W. A. Mckay spent several days
in the Platte Valley the first OF the
week attending to business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Breitenstein had
az their guests for several days last
week, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Armstrong
and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. McCabe. On
Sunday the party spent the day in
Saratoga and vicinity enjoying an
outing.
J.-E. Peterman, Chas. Cook and
|Chas. Cook. Jr.. spent Sunday in
the vicinity of Saratoga on = fishing
trip.
Mrs. X. NJ. Barnes spent yester-
Iday In the city from her home In
IBaratoga visiting relatives and at
tending to matters OF business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Campbell were
visitors in the city for several days
1.-THE latter part OF last week from
their Pass Greek ranch. They Were
accompanied by Mrs. Campbell's
IMother, Mrs. King Of Kansas City.
who Is spending the summer with
Them.
Joe, Braig Il Spending . few days
in the city this week from the Sem-
inoe country. on matters OF busi-
Aess.
Mrs. H. H. Nelson has been ON the
sick List for several days the past
week. suffering with an attack of
tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Thompson
left IN Wednesday for Mr.. Thomp-
sons old home at Champagne. NJ.
where they will spend q month or
six weeks visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Roe were in
the city for several days the first
of the week from the Midwest
camps.
Mrs. J. W. Wilkes returned ON
Sunday last from Long Beach, CAL,
where she has been spending the
past year and will remain in Raw
Inns for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Reid and son,
Jack, were among the Rawlins Wis
itors In Saratoga OF Sunday last, and
spent the day fishing.
A. O'Corror. Of the O'Connor-Cul-
len Music Co., spent . day or SO the
FIRST OF the week in the Rock River
section attending to matters OF busi-
mess.
, 1921-05-19

III. anu MES. u L. DuutcH lSLt Ou
Sunday morning last for Wynona.
Ind, where DIR. Bunten vent as a
delegate from the Presbyterian
church in this city to the General
Assembly OF the Presbyterian church
Bunten went to S%hellsburg, Iowa,
she will spend several months visit
ing relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Bayliss spent
last Sunday fishing at the Platte.
returning home the anne evening.
Mrs. Lee Rankin entertained her
Kensington club on Saturday after
noon last. serving a dainty lunch at
the conclusion Of the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk johnson accom-
panied by F. H. Healy motored down
from Saratoga on Tuesday afternoon
this week and spent several hours
here attending to business matters
They returned to the Platte Valley
the same evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lahrman. Sr. are In
Rawlins this week from their home
in Alamoosa, Colo. and are house
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lair
man for some time.
Mrs. N. Magner is in the city thi,
week from her home in Cheyenne
and will spend several days attend
ing to business matters.
J. J. Domke Of the Greeley Monu.
mental Works is spending several
days in Rawlins this week attending
to matters of business for his firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Newton spent
several days here the first OF the
week from Casper.
M. A. Lynch and Lee Methudy
made a trip to the Elk Mountain
section the first Of the week, taking
over q lead of casing for the Kaso-
ming OIL Co., who are drilling In
that section.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hunter were
visitors in Rawlins on Tuesday of
this week from Saratoga on mat
tiers Of business.
A. McMicken made a business trip
to Saratoga on Monday Of this week
returning home the next evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Clark motored
to Elk Mountain OF Saturday last
where they attended the annual ball
of the I. o. o. F., in that city Sat-
uruAy evening. 2
Cliff Eyre, Ike Stratton, F. L. Nall
and o. G. Crum were among the
truck drivers who made a trip to
Elk Mountain the first Of the week,
ha uling over several loads Of cas-
ing for the Kasoming Oil Co.
Mrs. Bernard Donnelly and Miss
Mary Buckley returned on Saturday
last from Denver where they have
been spending the past two weeks
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Anna Jones left the latter
part Of last week for a visit of sew
eral weeks with relatives and friends
at her old home at Grand Island,
Neb.
Fernando Garcia was fined $25
in police court the first Of the week
Judge Murphy finding HON guilty
of disturbance. The fine was paid
and Garcia ordered out Of town.
Thos. J. O'Leary spent a day here
mess matters.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Schork were
business visitors here for a day the
first Of the week, being registered
at the Ferris.
Geo. A. Campbell OF Laramie at
tended to business matters here for
a day or so the first OF the week.
c. w. Butterfield was t~ransacting
business matters here on Monday Of
this week from Laramie.
B. f. Chatfield was a visitor in
Chyenne for a day or so the first
of the week on matters Of business
]. E. Walker of Casper spent a day
in Rawlins this week ~transacting
matters Of business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28

Don't wait until the last day TO get your School Books and School Supplies.
Don wait for the grand rush or you may lose out. We have all the books and
can help you get your years supply Mail orders promptly filed. The most
important thing is 20 order now,
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-11-09

Of course the whole family eagerly reads the
'sHome Town Paper" The whole family wants to
know the happenings of the community; wants to
read the news about,wh the pope they know for
miles are doing.
The "Home Town Paper is complete history ev-
cry year of you and your neghbors. 1t tells Of the
comings and gongs, the Births the marriages, the
joys and the sorroWsal the events that go to make
up community life.
History? Why the average "Home Town Paper
contains at least TEN THOUSAND NAMES in the 81
weeks of any year, Just reflect bit and realize
what that means If you sat down and read volum-
inous history of the whole world from the birth Of
alton, you would not find that many names in it, And
yet the CLONE Town Paper makes a regular yearly
custom of printing ten thousand names and sometimes
twice that number.
The Home Town Paper is sedative, tonic to
the nerves, relief after hard work with hand or
brain, an entertainment to you, your Wife your son
and your daughter.
Have you subscribed to THE NEWS?
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-11-09
POEM By UNCLE join
BABY FACES

love the baby-faces
That | see most every day,
IA | trudge along half-hearted
In my narrow, stubborn way;
When the world seems cold and self
With cloud in every place (isf
o, it turns my soul to sunshine
When | meet a baby face.
When | spy the little go-cart
And the darling that it bears,
The glimpse | catch in passing
Softens down the sternest cares;
Yes, that ugly frown relaxes,
And smile will take Us place,
At the magic intervention
Of happy baby's face!
| love each little wanderer
More than he can ever know,
For he recalls a baby-face
That cheered me, long ago. :.
/ recall the childish prattel
AS he perched upon my knee
But shucks! he's over thirty now
An, thinks he's bigger'n me !!
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-11-09
|. Paul Aecused (vv. 1.9l

!. Paul Accused wv I'D
Tertullus, perhaps Roman barrls-
ter formally made the accusation acr
cordlng to Roman law. He began with
fiattery. He gave Felix the fullest
praise when he and all the people
knew that he lied; for Felix was one
of the worst overnors--destitute Of
morals and justice. He brought four
fold charge against Paul:
]. "a pestilent fellow" ". 81. This
would indicate fellow utterly base
and corrupt--a plague.
Q. An inclter of rebellion, mover Of
sedition ". 81. This they hoped
would bring him into conflict with the
Roman power.
3. That he was the ringleader of
sect--a schismatical party-a hereto
". 81.
4. That he had profaned the temple
". O..
II. Pauls Defense wv. 10-2D.
In this defense note:
/. Paul's frankness and courtesy ".
10). Flattery is entirely wanting. He
gives recognition of the fact that Felix
had been ruler of this people long
enough to be able to judge justly, as
the habits and ways of the Jews were
familiar TO him: and then, in a digni-
! fed manner assumes that Felix will
render just decision based upon the
facts of the case
2. The charge of sedition denied wv.
! II, 12). He fatty and scornfully de-
MED this charge showing its utter
| falsity, since the time was too short,
being but twelve days since he Went to
Jerusalem and half of that time had
! been spent rs a prisoner Of the Ro-
mans. His conduct while there dis
proved 1.-THE disputed With no man In
the temple; neither did he make any
attempt to incite the people in the city
nor in the synagogue.
3. The charge Of h2resy wv. 14-16).
This charge he met by a concession
! and d denial He admitted that he was
of the Way" which they called heresH.
but clearly showed that ii was in
Keeping With the Hebrew religion 0)
he worshiped the same God w. 10 ;
co he fully believed in the same
Scriptures (v. 40 CD he had the same
hope OF a coming resurrection Of the
dead ~ 49, He declared that he
made as the principle Of life con
science void of offense before God and
man.
4. The charge Of sacrilege or profa.
nation of the temple wv. 17-2D. This
charge he refuted by showing "a that
he had come all the way from Greece
~ III to Worship at the feast; i2l
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-11-09

nat ne mad NOT come up empty-nanq-
ed but had brought aims for his ma
ton ". ~; (3) that there were not
competent witnesses present to testify
as to his behavior in the temple ~.
1917: by challenging his enemies to
testify as to his conduct in the council
". 20).
III. Paul Before Felix the Second
Time (vv. 22-27.
This is a sort Of sequel to the
trial. Wicked as Felix was. Paurs
manner somewhat won his favor,
though he did net release him. His
sentence was indulgent Imprisonment,
which kept him free from his enemies
While under Roman protection. Felix
sent for Paul that he might hear of
Christ from him. Paul behaved him
self Alright before these sinners In high
life. He reasoned of Righteousness,
self-control and Judgment to come, be-
fore Felix and his sinful wife. with
such power that Felix was terrified
and declared that he would hear Paul
further at a convenient time. This was
Il NOS fimsy excuse for not changing
His life and granting justice to Paul
He was 50 in bondage to sin that he
was unwilling to change Also he
hoped that by delaying matters ht
would receive bride.