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Evening star., 1921-03-22
Grain, Produce and Live Stock
CHICACo LIyE sTOCk MARkET.

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. March % UNITED States
bureau. of markets). Cattle = Re
ceipts. 5000 head: generally steady:
pounds: bulk beef steers, S.75a10.00;
bulk fat she stock. 5.z5a7.75: Gamers
and cutters largely. 3.00a4.50; bulk
bulls. 5.25a6.25; calves slow. weak;
ouik vealers to packers. 9.50a1O.50:
stockers and feeders. steady; weak
Hogs Receipts. 10000 head: very
uneven: Is to IS lower than yester-
days average: hogs averaging 240
pounds down Off; early top. 11.23;
buik. 200 pounds down. 10.25a11. go:
bulk 22o pounds up. s.s5a10.oo; pigs.
pound weight. 10.5oa10.s5.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000 head: kill
ing classes slow. about steady lamb
1oP: 1915 to shippers; packers top.
100 to shippers; packers top. 1850;
snorn lambs top early. 9.25: others
S.oVa 100: no choice handy ewes here,
bulk going from $50 to, 6.25.
DAIRY MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. March % (SpeciaD.-
roultry-Chichens. young. live. per
dressed. So: winter chickens. 4b. Old
roosters. 80. Ducks. 32a40: dressed.
ss. Pigeons. per pair. 5ea5o. Guinea
fowls, each, 60aS5. Turkeys. per h..
40a54; dressed. 40a55. Capons. per lb.,
Eggs-strictly fgssh. nearby irsts.
loss Off. per doz.. 25a26: southern. 24a
20: duck eggs, 5Sa6O.
Hutter-Creamery, fancy. per h.. 4S
ass: prints. 4sa51: nearby creamery.
45a46; ladies. 2Sa30; rolls. 19a22: store
packed. 10; dairy prints. 2Oa26: pro-
cess butter, 30a31.
NEW YORK. March 22-Butter-
Firm; receipts. 3,s45 packages Cream
cry. higher than extras. -4S11a47k: :
creamery, extras (92 scoree 46a46N
creamery, firsts, SO to 81 score, 421a
4eh packing stock. current make,
Eggs-Firm: receipts, 40,S17 cases.
Fresh gathered. extra f1rsts, 2Sha27;
do. frsts. 24a26: state. Pennsylvania
and nearby western hennery whites.
hrsts to extras. 30a3S; do. browns, ex-
tras. 31a32; do. gathered browns and
mixed colors. firsts to extras. 25a27;
storage packed. extra firsts, 27ka2S;
do. f1rsts. 2614a27
Cheese-Easy; receipts. 1853 boxes.
state, whole milk. flats. held, spe-
cials. II Y a29; do. average. run, 26a27;
state. whole milk. fats, fresh, spe-
cials. 25a251z; do. average run, 24a25.
Evening star., 1921-03-22
BONDS WERE FIRM;
SOME NEW HIGHS

NEW YORK, March 22.-The gem
eral position of the bond market was
scarcely affected at all by today $
operations
The best indication of this was the
fact that for the second day in sue
cession liberty bonds were stationary.
showing practically no net change at
the end of the day one way or the
other.
While foreign government issues
were inclined to be weak. the mar
payable in dollars and having their
primary markets here held well.
French government SIS. which. had
closed last night at 9S7s, were dealt
in all through the session between
9Sk and 9SA. Swiss SIS were a half
point. at 1899. Belgian 71ss. at s6as,
and the SIS, at rs. were the same as
yesterday. Norway IS were strong
at 39A, their recent high.
New Highs Made.
United States Steel sinking fund 5s
made new high for the year at
93s, and SO did the United States
Realty and Improvement SIS at 85k.
Telephone issues were in active de-
,mand. especially American Telephone
convertible 6s and Northwestern Bell
Telephone Is. Philadelphia Company
convertible IS of 1922. which began
yesterday morning at 92A and left
off last night at SO. went to 93A This
was new high for the year. and ap-
parently reflected an accumulation in
anticipation of the announcement
which is expected soon of the new
financial plan.
Rail Issues Firm.
Railway bonds were for the most
part firm. An exception was the
pennsylvania issues, the new 6ks
getting down to their low of 96E
while the ten-year Is were Off a
fraction.
1t is rather curious that the Chi
cago and Northwestern 61hs, which
were brought out soon after the Penn
sylvanis 6es and on substantially
the same terms. should be holding at
80 ", or slightly above the issue
prices. while the Pennsylvanias are
down points. And yet Chicago and
Northwestern stock, down az it was
today, almost to it's record bottom.
has been quite as weak in the recent
market rs Pennsylvania stock.
st. Louis and Southwestern ,Teripi-
nal 5s were in active demand at an ad-
vance of over point to 65k.
Union Pacific convertible As at SAN
were up practically to their high Of
the year. Baltimore and Ohio. Toledo
division AS at SO. were also notably
strong and the Baltimore 6s, were
fractionally better at 8SA.
On the other hand, st. Louis and
San Francisco incomes were down
nearly a point and Erie prior lien
IS sold down more than a point to
81 1s' subsequently rallying to So.
Evening star., 1921-03-22
vALUELESS STATE BONDS
SENT IN FOR "TRANSFER''
Special Dispa tch 10 The st.r.

Specini Ine bt4f.
Of RICHMOND sbc iaco y6v Va l., March 1sBonds
received by Second Auditor PAGE
They purport to be Virginia honSe
but they are worthless. The honds
were ordered by the state from the
Xendall Bank Note Company Of New
York. and for a reason that was new.
that is. the first shipment of 431
bonds for $1,000 each was refusad p,,
the state. They were returned ~
the shipper. and by that COMPANY re.
FUSED: The presumption is that the
sale of the express company. and thsv
fell into the bands of peopIe who
saw chance to do a little business
The company sued the state and ra.
covered the full amount of the claim
The bonds were delivered to a
banking firm and trust company IN
Boston by client to be TRANSFERRED
to another party, and they were sent
here. The discovery was then made
that they were the "KendalI" honds
Of 1882. that they had been returned.
were never signed, but the bonds -
ceived here bore the signature Of n
r. Reveley. long dead, which had
been forged after the engrayd name
on the coupons. The parties who dis.
posed of the bonds when thew first
fell into dishonest hands also had
forged the name of j. A. Smith AZ
second auditor. when the fact ia that
no man by that name held the Of
fee.
The person who sold the bonds and
sent them here to be transferred had
inherited the property. the bonds he.
ing found among the papers OF tha
owner when the lawyers and execu.
tors went over the estate All the
parties to the transaction had acted
in good faith. The state refuses to
surrender the bonds and is seeking
less securities that they may be got
ten beyond the hands Of persons who
seek to defraud dealers in bonds
There are about $50 of these bonds
yet to be heard from. the numbers
being TO 431. both inclusive, dated
1882. The name Of the Kendall com
pany is engraved ON the bonds
Evening star., 1921-03-22
BAR SILVER ouorAr1oNs.

NEW YORK. March 2e.-Bar sill
YER. domestic. S9ls: foreign. 5SN
Mexican dollars, 44H.
Evening star., 1921-03-22
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, March 22-Prime mer.
heavy; sterling so-day Bills and com.
mercial .6o-day bills on banks. ass
Commercial IA .so-day bills. 1851: de.
Francs. demand. 6.s4; cables. Ses
Belgian francs. demand, 1926; cables
12s: Guilders. demand. 3435; cables
34.45. Lire. demand. 3.84; cables. ass
Marks. demand. 1.60; cables. Isl
Greece. demand. 7.58. Argentine, de-
mand 34.0o. Brazilian, demand, 1925
Montreal, 12A per cent discount,
Government bonds easy.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Time loans steady: so days, 80 day.
ak months, 6ka7 per cent.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Stock Of Pay
record. able.
$3.50 Mar. 81 Apr. Is
Chi. Ry. Equip, q, Mar. 81 Mar. 81
Great North Ry a. 81 10 Apr = May =
Liberty Steel Go. pf. q. S1.75--
Steel Co. Of Canada. q. $1.75 Apr. Is May
Steel Co. Of Canada pf. q.
Trumb1ll Steel. O. 4Oc. --
Trumbuil Steel pr, q. $1.7S.- --
United Verde Ext. Mng Co.
Evening star., 1921-03-22
HELD IN NY. PLOT CASE.
Shackled Germans and Russian.
Brought Back to u. S.

NEW ORLEANS, March 22.-Five
self-styled Russian and German sea-
men. shackled hand and feet were
brought here today on the United
states Shipping Board steamer Rush
ment to New York in connection. ac.
cording to authorities, with the wall
street bomb plot.
Evening star., 1921-03-22

The Central State Bank of Phoenix.
AFiz.. has voluntarily suspended busi-
ness urAil March 2S The bank is
capitalized at $150,00O
Evening star., 1921-03-22
BANKS FILE CHARGES.
Allege Plan to Force Them Out Of
Business in Georgia.

force out Of business any bank not
complying with the par collection
order" was charged against officials
of the federal reserve bank of At.
lanta in a brief filed today in the
Supreme Court by n1mber Of coun-
try banks Of Georgia. ~~
Evening star., 1921-03-22
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
citations furnished by w.;B. Hibts 4 Co.
PASSED IT'S DIVIDEND

NEW YORK, March 22.-The Vana-
dunn Corporation Of America today
passed it's current quarterly dividend.
because of Continued business de-
preston and a desire to conserve
cash resources" Six. months ago a
months ago q dividend Of 81.
Evening star., 1921-03-22

UNITED STATES ACCEPTANCE CoRP'S.
Finance BaildinE. Philadelphia. Pa.
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND NO. ONE,
March 16 1921.
A dividend Mt the rate Of SEVEN t7csl per
cent per annum upon the preferred stock OF
the company. from date Of Issue to March 81
1921, will be paid April Is. 1921. to stock
holders Of record at the close Of business March
81. 1921 Checks will be mailed.
THOMAS ]. CAMPBELL
Vice President and Secretary.
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Complete Corps of Teachers.

'l'''.ltI TO ne Nh'IIt
PlCHER, juno 22.--In addition to
the teachers previously reported as
having been rcappOintcd from the
force of last year, the following new
teachers have been chosen for the
schools of Picher: \. l.. Commons
principal of the Whuchird school;
Margaret T. Ramsey. high school in
structor: Vera Mitchell, Adelaide
Nelson, Mrs Alice Mccoy, Ted Mas
ters, Lcta Johnson, Mary Faulkner,
Rose Alice Handy Wade Berry,
Margaret Thomas William Stuhblc-
field. Louise COvey, NCrsic London,
Ethel Helm. Oele Allegro Grace
Dunbar, opal Booth, Pearl Mash
and Maud Ward
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N.,,,.. ,,,I -'' i'-
,o5a, .'uS ms strongly ' good
10 a., ,,',iii,i. "I,pi ".'ls l1 ds'IO~ sIurs
i''i'",S P'"'lll aspt..
80 v"E HloHl idFn.t... t9 the
~ ~ VI M.i"eh making .ls syr.
80 v.P ''''' an real estate o.,
i"i 'i'lIS'
J., i''i ~ ,",o' pt '7'S VIII Do Initiated
~ VIII" li'', III inc Ih4'.I s.'.s aal
sIS wiz w 'dII''u i"rWI'I ran.
I",!, uut 'l' i"T''' thdi start good
4N i,,'S a'"o "IIdISh .'. HuVers
VI uvSst,
M women VIII ar 1uss
!hu'H III l"IEo tpHslfur'I.. IA
NC ''|N''ncilS' ih't' VIII H. wag
""''d'I'7 IH''IP's'd ny i!.r own
S'T ..,.... ...r,
'.'' 'b U' VIII "' moro IrleticN
pN NH''I'c'n women IMAM '..n,ry
i'I 'h'!' WIN ari'v many N.,. rrpa,
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Well tn Jury, tho rotten stirs gives me tn limit
the ncckue party. They was a wise bunch and didn't
fall for the wecps
Me friends across with some more jack and
lawyer says cheer up. ain dead yet, we got a
few more tricks up our sleeve
so ne frames UP a lot O. dope an gets me to do
batty stun an gets tn execution STAYED of.
We gets a cuumish 20 give tn once over and tn
st1s says m all right. An 80 they sets the day
and date for III hangiu'.
Well I'm about ready give up and get religion,
but lawyer says nix on that stun thcy's stn a
chanct. lie TO tn Suprsne court and gets delay
for my bean examined again to II I'm loco.
gets another breathin spell.
Finally tn day O. execution comes around again.
and I'm readn tn bible and getting ready to do tn
big dropor But lawyers foxy guy and rings
In evidence about something queer l done
when I n kid an hustes down to the and
pulls of another reprievc to test my insanity.
Now got delay OF few months an by that time
III public loses all interest an gets my sentence
muted to NE and by an by tn pardon board gets
nushy day and let's me out.
An when they do, they a few stifs III settle ac
counts with. ircludn IN skirt that squaw<ed Oh me-"
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Benng's Notebook

| was late for suppir agcn last
nil", being one Of the Wcrst things
] 40 10 make pop mad. and
opened tho truut door ana saw them
an eating already, thinking. Hook,
u! pcrtcnd ! had my supplr alrcddy.
And | went In and called out.
Never mind me, everybody, | had
suppir rrruuud at Puds Simkinses.
Come back hccr. scd pop.
Wien ! did and pop scd, Haven't
You bin told your" not To take cny
mcoS outside without permission ?
Yes sir, | sed.
Well then - down at your proper
place in your proper homo and eat
your sUppir ! don't care how meny
supplrs you've had outside, sed
pop.
Me thinking. G, horray. And I
sat down and started to eat suppir.
being stake under onions and mash
potato"s and shollod pcase iustcd of
canned and | started tu eat as If /
was hungry as enythinE. witch |
was and ! ate everything off OF my
plate and passed 1t to ma for more,
and pop scd say look at hocr, wat
do they geurclly have for suppir or-
round at Simkinscs, a little hcrd
seed or something OF that discrip-
tion?
40 sir. they have good suppirs.
They're all fa' like Puds. sed, and
pop scd, And do YOU mcen To sit
there eating Ike a stcem shovel and
ten me YOU jest had a good Suppir ?
No sir, | didont say jest, ! Sod !
had suppir erround at Pudsos but
| didrut say wen, ! sed
well, wen? sed pop, and sed.
About . munths ago. Wich it was.
and pop scd, Not another bite, not
another morsil
Well G, gosh, pop, wy? | scd.
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The Woman Who Loved--and Ear
BY JAM. iI!IIpS
4 MODERN STORY OF HOME AND BUSINESS

Robert was worth more. Robert
quoted him.
II we can keep on getting now bus
mess as Ne have this last month, |
snail hc abb" 10 give yon more very
soon. But It is owing 10 you and
your wife We have pickcd mp as we
ave, and ! win not stand in your
way II YOU can get more. although
! should feel badly TO have you
leave"
What did you say?"
Told him I'd stick, Of course.
The mans white all the way
through. ! though, he was small
and mean when | frs went there.
when he was only anxious and wor-
ricd. | shall do all | can 10 boost
'hirrs for another six months Then
II he can't pay more, and I can get
II elsewhere, why / probably will
make a change. But am sure he
IL on the up-crade now. And | have
mad" him spend a goNd deal too
YOU must remember All these iuno-
vatious have cost him q lot. and I
think cash. | imagin" he has strained
his credit. and has that 10 straightcu
ny well "a other things"
Robert talked everything over
with mo. II had brought us cloqcr
together than any other one thing.
We had no secrets now. and dis
cussrd ways and means. little cCouo-
mics, together as we never had
thought of doing in the old boarding
house days.
one would think that all these
things would have made me happy
and contcnt"d. But they did not. /
had commenced TO feel that some
hing was inherently wrong with me
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Wei. you see. Tony. rs this way. l bumps on a
couua boois tr!sks ON O. their jack an makes Il snap
is getaway IN stolen car with gats barkin' at
the bulls CroG's o them. but they finely land me
~ the stlr Alg skirt squuwkod on III get that
dame II ever get out o. this
The bulls got the goods me, Gee, go makes a
coufcsh. BLOWN III ~hoe works. thought It was the
rope for
Hut mo pals come scross With good lawyer guy
pleads not guilty. rcngs conf sh. and tells N
world II a phony dragged out o. me 10y third
degree torture etc II goes great ana "" get bunch
delays because they wasn't dot ovtr th or some
thing lu tho Indictment stall along about year
before they got me IN the courtroom.
sNenrs never bumped IN nobody. that was
visn my Old mother who hn!nts for nve years,
but IL lot o. Witnessed do It an we don't get
no where with that line o dopc.
so we switches TO insanity
gets somebody TO find me old mother and drags
her iu tho courtroom to look sad and work on IN
svnlpatos o tn jury. She looks purity thin and sad
lookin' from hard work and worry, otc an she pulls
IN Wccpa all over the place.
o. We hires some insanity experts to testify I'm
ha,tv hut tho other side has more exports who
says I'm v IL. Ia IN bean
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Nohort -o.m,d quito interested I'm
our history lessons. rouldn quite
make up nay mind whether 1t was
real intcrrst IN tho history, or inter-
est because ne thought / WAS inter
cst"d and 1t would holp To make me
coutcutcd For although tried Co
hide my rcsil"ssucs-. ne was often
conscious OF 1t and worried about H.
Had ever been anything but "a
business woman, would have
known better how To- manage myself
t1 the changed atmosphere, under
different conditions Then too, had
been anything but good business
woman, my housekeeping would
have taken more of my time. been
moro u, problem To me But
NpplDd business principles and cont
mon sense 60 that $50 olim.uatin"
0 factor that BIS disturbing To- many,
hu' whi. n might have proved "a
tossing To- me I'm that o. would have
k'n. me occupied.
Nh,u hear people say busire4
woman cannot keep house cook. and
..rsyt sIc,,ssiIllv. I always won
der IL she was a good huSinos
woman II sccms to me that de-
.yrwiultiou, linked TO common
sense. ana as Mary would say, he
,hN.tv to read will make of uuy
business woman a good house
Eocr.r
Nrcauao I aopliod business prin
llrIu. 700 ry hurur was another roa-
son il took so little of my time, I
had stsf,nat"yl everything. had q
,'In, lul 'fmc fnr ul connected
with rgry work, 40 10 left much drag
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REFUSED TO GLANDS UP"
Father and Son Caught Lying in
Wait for Their Victim.

NV"TIFT TW ~" " W TV.
PAWHrSKA. June 22.--Discoy-
cred while lying in ambush for a
rouming house keeper in NcllSuneN
Clarence Neal, aged 45, lies dan
gorously wounded at the 'city h0spi'
tai here, following a shooting aifray
in which he received a bullet Just
above his heart.
The shooting was done by tn" city
marshal of that place, who told Nea!
and his son Harry to throw up 'neir
hands. Neal refused 10 do SO. Father
and son were suspected OF plannIl
bodily harm to Ira sanders, wf'
operates a rooming house az ~ ago.
ncy for Neal The son Is held IN the
county iail here.
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About Torn and
in Hotel Lobbie,

There IL every reason t. .. -
mlstlc over the buSiu,-. .4.,. 'h
no" existing over the ,Yg.ry -
opinion of Edward Euh..... ~
! ORR member of f.. r..D.'.NN
council OF the Trov, r. 5'al
association, who is iu T..l ,''
sehtInS an eastern cor..u Az.
an extended "trip through . e'n.s e
e. SFn states; Bukoizcr is .rHt.a co, '
by fall nuiyvitbst.,ti, ably
money matters are .
tho southern .... -
especially in Georgia. 'ad
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Damage for Cloudcd Title.

Special TO The world.
MIAMI. June 22.-Suit for dame
ages in the sum OF $4,000 has been
filed in the ottawa county district
court against the First National bank
of Muskogce by Mrs. Annie IAHA,-
foot, who alleges that the def"niln|
by filing a Transcript against 'rr'
tain tract of land owned Toy hrr.
clouded the title to the pr.''riy
and caused her to lose that amount
through declining value.
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THE single STANDARD.

TIiI SINGLE STANDARD
or course only tbc best Intentions minimize
tbo.o WIN are zonlouslv d.tp,u,iip, a ,,,r,,i,,,
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tho ,cp,,l. doI,uouonts. .,,rr,nc,,ic, ID, t,,. ,,
licc nutboritics INIT u ,,c,ld lao ,,,,,os,i,,. ,I
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monds On tho erou,nds or c,p,rI,ut,oroI. .i,vy
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STORM WARNINGS ON GULF
New orleans and Corpus Christi Gct
Notice of Gales or the Coast.

NEW ORLEANS, Juno = The
following storm warning from Wash.
inEton was received by the local
weather bureau at 1880 tonight.
storm OF unknown intensity cen
ira! off the mouth OF tho Rio
Grande, apparently moving north q
northwest. shifting gales tonight
north of the mouth OF the Colorado
river. and possibly as far as Calves.
ton. Every prccaution should be
taken. Advise all interests
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No arguments. please, scd pop,
and 1 sed, Cant | even have cny
diZZcrt2
80, scd pop.
Wien ! didcnt. not being mutch
OF a sacrifice enyways on account Of
only being rice pudding without
raisiug
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-23

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas, June
21.-Storm warnings were issued
here tonight by the local weather
bureau saying that disturbance re-
ported along the coast Of Mexico TO-
day as far north as Point l-tho.
Texas, now are on "A northct,.erly
course.
II is believed they will miss corpus
Christi but all small craft have been
warned that high winds will Doe felt
here tonight. Very high seas were
reported at Point Isabel today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-23
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-23

The OH mems meeting to discuss, tho tariff
may convert itself into meeting whore tho
politicians are eussed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-23

Noso pianos are good through
and through. We have sold
over 5000 in the southwest
and We, know that every timo
we sell a NOse we make n
friend.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-19

Boy, page the man who said that women belong in the home" Show him these seven items he overlooked;
 ONE-In Tuscumbia, Ala, Miss Ha- gel Miller is a jailer. Daughter of the sheriff and a deputy, she takes charge of the jail and sprinkles sun shine mid the moonshine while her cad makes long trips after boot leggers..
 TWO-Mrs. Eva Gordon, wife of a trapper, runs a black fox farm near Muskegon, Mich Armed guards sur round it. Why? Black fox sets cost $250O0 She has 96 paits.
 THREE = District Forester Nor reIl at MissouIa, Mont, has appointed Mrs. Charlotte McGill of Weyerhaus- CT. Wis. forest lookout. Shes keen sportswoman. ~I can wear an evening dress and play bridge or cook a six-course dinner, but prefer camp ing and hiking" she says.