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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
LEGAL NOTICES.
NoficE YoE PbBLfcAIioN.
Pnbnshsr.l .

q. s Land ofnes a. santa ~ NJ
NOTICE Ia hereby given that Edith H. Ham
mond, formerly Edith II. MacDcnald, Of Alha-
ousrqur, n. N who. on November 20. 1919.
a 3, y, To- NV ~ BW Ia Section a.
Tuwnship II N. Range s r.. n. N. =.
Meridian, has filed notice Of intention 20
10 the land above described. before U.
Commissioner, a Albuquerque. berualilio
Co. N. NJ. on Nov. 20. 1871.
Klock. of Albuquerque. \ NJ; p. ?. Glase-
brock. of Albuquerque y. 81; Frank BiA.
lock. Of There's, n Nj Epifanio aafeis. Of
A N. BERoERE, Register
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
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DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR.
Y, 3. Land Office ~ santa ~, N NJ,
Oct n. 1921
Brown. Of barton. N. r.. who, on Dan. 10,
ior y ilak - Sec, is, To r. Rs y,
hin . n. Range TiE. n. N ?. Meridian,
has filed notica Of Intention 10 make three
year proof, 20 establish clslm 70 the land
shove described. beiote Register and Re
NJ, on Nov. %, io2i.
Claimant names. es xsinessssi oien
n NJ Archie Humphrey. 81 MoriArty, y. ~
A. N. BERGERE, Register.
Oct. 1919. so-Hos. e-fs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
POULTRY Avn EGtss

Tor siasj dsiivsred; from issisisrsd
stoek. fertility guaranteed. ioiS EortA
Elryenth street Phone i42a w
THREE FOR FIVE DOLfARsIFrom eur
A irio Of one ceeLcrel and Two PuIlats fer
five dollars. Pick 'em out yourself. Get
a good start from good stock. Out Of town
Eleventh s s,pss,' AIsSSSnsTrssao. New Mssleo'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
SARATOGA CHIPS
BRAND.

Always fresh. Made by the Now
Mexico Popto Chip Mfg, Co. 32i n,
Third 81.
Get Them at Your Grocer's
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
YARNS ann

fOR SALE, or VIII trade = 9M sere tract
Of land set 10 fruit and shade trees; has
good buildings. two fine wells In city
limits Of Portales, y NJ, in the Sweet
Potato Country - II Interested call i03l.W
Aitnr D or EalnrIaNa- Z ~ Pint
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
FOR sALE-uouss~

fols sA14E-noassA
fph sALHs%siiiny 100, lot and . room
s!s
room new house In hlshiAnds' clean. ssn,
,Ials hl.etIleltt SA'eI ste ,ao1p SUI
r-a mess
fVs Th5i,a ss. o3 ,n,sam n
TheE1a. eomes hotel Room loe-
toh - modern rouse, Nsn 70
r,ssd pas.lS
NEW h1usE; sn modern 'mpdoVsmsnu
in bes, residential district. Address Box
YIN EITy| so5d II ;oon madam ho...
In Fqar,h Ward tor s'S99i Part terms.
i6sSR.
foh SAIt aDnsrn buns'l"n .Jur .opns
hrepinocs. lawn. garden. chicken yard. Range.
Forrester Avenue.
ron sALT-Ry owner q T5sms- cement
fiuish, hot water heat, ? flrrplAess, 2
trees. garAR. and outbuiidings. Good sec
tion. Fourth Ward. $4,000 cash. balance
like rent. Phone JIG. atternoons
Eo,, o.. .,---.a.... 40
@1nDiAiohs msas nae eArh
Nss oSiSh .ynarrnhs nus' eon-
~
rvh a. aoh e ~ nus.sm Sp"shEo pShans
400 NJ" T''''' wa" " F
INN STTT-I7T5 @s5sT Yard s5Ssd.isT In
Al shape nov rubber must sell $1,000
fohD lssO ioaiihs perez o"haillui
toou t",s ana man! TstIAs hA'sali
w
DAYS ineuire al 5sg W. Lead after 5
p. N.
FOR SALE-Nearly new Essex Touring. at
the right price. Roland. SAuer a Co,
A2O West Central.
FOR SALE-i95f Ford Sedan, with wire
wheels and essential extras. Only run
200 miles. SOS 50. Edith,
EHR ITT-TT1o0 CheyroI.t ,on-Tay
car. eood condition, price rirb, ar vii
!rsds Tor lEht truck al 5 Arm.
p,axn = So"sMw ~ rusoi
" ran rhon. Ss9 NN" W" "''
rT-as
AITn HlfHIhNNH FOR ALL rm .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
MILLINERY

WANTED-Ladles 10 call and Inspect ~.
elusive models Of stylish black hats. Hats
also made 10 order Good used material
Room q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30

ron sAIE-rypewrter- -
FOR sGLE. TlPEwRIfERs-An kiad.,
rented and repaired. Albuqusrqus Type
writer EIeAshee. PAons soBJ. 1a2 south
Fourth II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30

County Agent II. n. Baltosser OF
San Juan county. reports that a car
OF honey. shipped by san Juan county
bee keepers Melted 5000. An addi-
tIonal haif-car Is to be shipped from
Aztec this week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30

LAniES' DO your own hemstitchinT or for
others. Attachment fits any machine
o. 90. Buttonhole attachment, $500,
Hand cmbroidcror 5000 Plating out
tits. Agents wanted, Stephenson, Box
1876. Kansas city. Mo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
MONEY LOAN

CONFIDENTIAL loan. On ss~sf7y diamonds.
Watches. Liberty Bonds. pianos, Satanic
bilcs. Lossst rates. keshmAa'a. Az boahA
first Bonded V The STATE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30

WANTED Reputable young business men
who enioy the confidence and goodwill Of
their community " represent In their terri.
tory. a large well established financial Ia
s~titutinn with offices In New York and other
principal cities throughout the country
Occupation pleasant and dignifiod. Part or
tull time, Many ~ our agents are row
earning between 5000 aud $40. 600 annual,
~ selling reliable dividend paying Stock
Exchange securities on the Twenty Pay
ment Plan. to Investors who appreciate the
advantages Of this method Of Investing aud
are seeking 70 create an Income. These
desirious OF learning more about this an
usual Opportunity arc requested TO write
10 Box No. a67, City Hall Station. New
Yort City. Tor further particulars.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30

As a result OF the seasons summing
up. s. & Hookland. manager Of the
ing association, a~nnounoes that cab
bage growing In the valley ~ prort-
able. He expects 10 sign up 222 acres
for cabbage for next season.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
W~ANTED-NIen ,r " oman
WANTED-Aecnis

'%PGCrURE MAN FRIEDMAN" cleared
siU.nOn taking orders. lie tells how
IN free circular Profits In Portraits. q
finished portraits. francs ADDRESS "Pio
ture Man Friedman, Dept. 56M, i27 N.
DeHrnnrn. ghtrag0.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30


24c a Pound
1913 NORTH ELEVENTH
NANrID-sIAIs Hatp
hARBEk WANTED. 5if L Genital
4 WANTED fOR DETECTIVE WORK
Experience unn,ccssay Write J, Ganor,
fornsr o. 4 Govt Detective. 81 Louis.
5 GATHERiNG ROOTS AND HERBs
fr0c book. botanical 90, Wett Haven,
MEN wanted 20 qualify for hremen. brake
men experience unnctessAry Transpur
iauon furnished. Write W. Boggeas. st.
wA>IED|i smAis H.ip
"ANrtD-Esporlsnes collar sifl EIesisIof
laundry
GIRL WANTED Tor Hsht housevort small
family Indian Girl preferred good wAEes.
Apply Mrs. II Liyingston l02i W Roma
MANTED-A saleslady Must spcak span.
tsh. None hut i've wire need apply dood
wages TO right party. 500 South Second
WANTED Competent eSporicnced Amer
can nurse TO care for two yoang children
References required. Apply mornings Mrs
Lrupnld Meyer no = lAth ~
SPLENDID Opportunity for three refined
and educated women, who are unincum
hercd, free to travel and possess ability to
meet educators, teachers aud parents, Pc.
Aition will pay successful applicants $50
20 $500 per month and railway fare. Write
y y Albright, 100 Gas and Electric Bldg
Denver Colo
WANTED-MsB vr )
WKNTED-MAn OF woman solicitor pay
every night Room 3. Grant BLDG
wAsThP- s@gei,S. Cal in person
TOR HoUsECLEANfNG, Job worE, weed
satilns cAll rhompson 1881
wANTED-AFcnts is
Man or WOMAN WANTED-saiary s3o
guaranteed hosiery In wearcr. Experience IN
necessary. Guaranteed Mills. Norfiston, Pa.
SEND Tor FREQ booklet Of letters from our
agents who are building mp a large busi.
mere selling our goods by mani OF local
trade x. n Company, Dept. No. T56.
OCEAN Park. Calf
WE FAY $50 90 WEEKLY DC hour spar,
tod time mo ;sI,.n' FRssiii''FEi In. ' Ssaiy pr SssI
prices Free samples 70 working agents. ~
perieUce unnecessary Perfcctwoar Hosiery
DARBY. Pa.
-%TICTURE MAN FRiEDMANT cleared
$4,000 taking orders lie tells how
samples free 81 hour service, on print.
NNNNAN"N ANN hNNN.NN r.
ture Man Friedman, Dept. 56M, i27 N.
DeHrnorn. Chicago
LAniES' DO your own hsmsttchinE or for
others. Attachment fits any machine
o. 90. Buttonhole attachment, $500.
Hand emhroidcr0r $500 Plating out
Its. Agents wanted, Stephenson, Box
1875 Kansas city Mo.
SITUATIONS WANTED a
MAN VITA family wAnts worA. boI 20, care
Herald.
F~fRsT'CLAsS auto mechanic wants work
Can furnish references. d. 4. Rineher,
Rov n. sprlngerville, AriG
We CLAN PAPER. painted walls. windows
polish floors. polish and Eet stoves. Do
kAisomining Gail Bert 6eJ W.
WAETED-Positon "a mechanical chauf
isuI WIN Neal at West silvers Phon'
EfTUATiON WANTED by youns married
\ man hish school education VIII DO any
Kind of honest work Address Boa 81
Herald
WE'LL educated capable and hoelthy younr
man. dsslr1us ~ locating here seek
%pfaitIuu. L. arcustomrd ~ meeting and
dealing with men Of big business Finest
rsforenccf Address Experienced. cars
Herald
COLLEGE GRADUATE In good health
with several years business experience
desires employment. Ia exceptional cor
respondent sud capable % handiinF poti
tion reauiring Judgment tact and sTecu
i've ability. address L Z. g. care Herald
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30

Clyde Reed. or the Kansas Public
Utilities commission. estimates that
tho recent rate reduction order lower
Ing freight charges on hay and grain
win be worth SO million dollars 10
western farmers. II Will save Kansas
farmers alone about zix millions. no
says.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30

WOULD YOU LIKE TO OPERATE
A FEDERAL BAKERY RIGHT HERE
IL TOWN. WE ARE READY TO
TALk TURKEY TO fSTEREsTED
PARTIES WHO MEAN BUSINESS
AND CAN DO BUSINESS WRITE
To FEDERAL SYSTEM or BAK-
ERlEs OF AMERICA. DAVENPORT,
IOWA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30

Further efforts TO encourage cotton
growing In Chaves county were In
a%ugurated at a meeting In the RIOS
well chamber Of commerce last Tues
day night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30

Roosevelt county poultry growers
have asked the biological survey field
force 10 investigate the possibilities OF
making war on hawks after the coy
otes have beer subdued They claim
that hawks are carrying OFT whole
flooks OF chickens and also wlpins out
tho quail.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30

COLLEGE GRADUATE la good health.
with several YEARS business expsrlcncs,
desires employment. Ia exceptional cor,
respondent sud capable % handiinF poti.
;Io1 rearifing Judgment. tact and eiecn.
dive ability. address L Z. 6. care Herald,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
%siTUArTONs WANTED

WE CLEAN paper, painted walls, windows
polish floors. polish and Eet stoves. DO
LAlanmInIng Cal nnfl. hgI M.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30

FOR SALT head work horsos and tss
mules. VIII sell cheap u taken at once.
Phone 81 Western lee 4 Buttliug Co.
Evening star., 1921-03-11
Six New and Wanted Items Interestingly Priced
Vests, 2 for 60c

Women's Fine Rib Knit
Cotton Vests, lace and
ribbon trimmed; low neck
and sleeveless. Regular
sizes. Saturday, 2 for 69c.
Evening star., 1921-03-11
Imported Perfumes and
Toilet Requisites

Of the very highest grades at famously
moderate Palas Royal prices.
nossr snt,,G and Gallet Fleur d'Am0ur Ez- $3.50
Roger and Soi;,n Gallet Feur dAm0ur Toilet $3.50
s, Roger ranar and Galet Ga1it Fleur dAmour $1.S5
pS Roger and ,o* Ga'let Fleur d'Am0ur Face $500
1 Roger Ea.aaa and Galle' Fleur dAmour Tai $1.O0
Rss Roger go.a and s. .5sa Gset Feur dAm0ur $40
Roger and Callet Fleur d'Amour Dem %f S0
thrice at
sa2S and xs : s7ss na H0nDisant's Ideal ES $7.25
$40 Houbisant's Quelques Fleurs Ex- T2 IN
tract TS'>S
81 81 Houbiga"ts Mon Boudoir Ex- $500
paS35r ss2s HGuOigants oueques Fleur Face $4.0O
$500 Houbigant's Ideal Face Pow SI m
der at IA~0o
Pawasr euea"es Feurs and Ideal SITS
PnIaiS ROyaI-Mnfn Floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-11

We have just received a large
shipment OF the newest novelties IN
all the most fashionable trimmings
now being worn. A visit to our
trimming section will give the
woman that wishes to design her
own Easter hat host of new ideas
Evening star., 1921-03-11
Silk Stockings. Sl.O5

First Quality Thread
Silk Stockings, with long
silk boots. high spliced
heels and double soles.
Black, cordovan and gray.
sizes 9 to 10. Excep-
tional value at Sl.95.
Evening star., 1921-03-11

Easter Handkerchiefs
Actually Thousands
For Men, Women
and Children
WOmen's Pure Linen Embroidered
Corner Handkerchiefs, narrow hens in
ali-white or dainty colored embroidery
corner. At 29c, IS and 39c or for 81.
Mems Pure Linen Handkerchefs. a
inch hem. At soc
Children's All-linen Embroidered Cor
ner Handkerchiefs, also character en-
broidered novelties. At, each, I5c and ,sc
Palais ROyaI-Mnin Floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-11
Petiicoats, 81

Special lot of White
Petticoats, with heath
erbloom top and tub
silk founce. Extra spe-
cial at $i.00.
Evening star., 1921-03-11
NiglligOwns, 66c

Pink or white nain-
sook; yokes embroid-
cred in bright colors.
Extra special at o6c.
Evening star., 1921-03-11
Crepe de Chine Easter E
Easter Bunnies and NoueIties

Mostly all the baskets are fitted with wonderful
gifts for the children. Attractively priced.
Easter Eggs that open to be filed at SC to ST. each
Baskets, Bunny Carts, Chicken Wagons French
styles for all, at SC to $500
Easter Cards, beautiful assortment suitable for every
body, &c to $I.OO each
In Stationery Dcpt-Pnlais Royal. Main Floor
Evening star., 1921-03-11
Kid Gloves, $500

Womcn's = h u I o n
White KID Gloves; en-
broidered backs; sizes e
TO 6&4. Regular at S2.9S.
Saturday sale price, 500.
Evening star., 1921-03-11
BlOOmers at 75c

OF genuine Windsor
crepe, in pink or white;
full cut, finished with
ruffle. Special, 75c.
Roynl-Bnrgnin Basement.
Evening star., 1921-03-11
Saturday Is Misses and Children's Day
m

Easter NeckWcar
New Lightweight Scarfs and
Marabou Neckpieces for Spring
wear. giving the necessary
warmth and the correct touch
to your Spring Suit.
Plain Plush. Moleskin II S h and
Hudson Seal Plush Capes and Stoles-
some trimmed with ball fringes. At
each. S6.0S TO SIo.9S
Marabou Capes. in black and natural,
in many new styles. at the new reduced
prices, ranging from S5.oS to $500
Fiber Silk, Pure Silk. Mandalay and
Atwood Scarfs-can all be used for early
spring wear We have an attractive va
rety at S3.oS to SieoO
Sasl,es of Crepe de Chine, in two
tone effects, satin and fiber silk. ut.
each, $3.50. S3.9S and S5.75
FaIais Royat-Main Floor.
Williams news., 1921-07-15
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then they would Scud away and let him shine minute. only to scud in front of him again
 At last the old man lost his patience and sent a message by star for the old Sky Witch. "Tell her to hurry" he told the little messenger, flor have lost great deal If time now
 Old Sky Witch came hurrying along on her broomstick, her long black cape floating behind her like a big cloud.
 Well. here I am," she said. what can do for you?''
 Hurry as fast as ever you can to the four corners of the Earth and tell the winds to come here quickly; or I shall not be able to shine at all to- night said MT. Moon-man-
 Old Sky Witch did not stop even to ask what was the matter, but off she flew and was soon out of sight, and all the time the saucy little clouds kept on botherfng Mir Moon-man.
 He did not have to wait long, for as soon as the winds got the message from the Witch they blew quickly to help MT. Moon-man out of his trou- ble"
 Away with you. you little tor ments '" called the, winds. as they blew from north, south. east and west and scudding away as fast as they could the sauey little clouds were soon in a faroff part of the sky and old Moon- man sent his bright beams on the earth without being disturbed.
 ''Thank you" said MT. Moon-man {; sorry to call on you at this time in the night. but those saucy clouds were pestering me beyond endurance"
 "Oh. that's all right" answered the | winds; i've are always glad to help a l friend.'' and away they blew and left [ the night all still. but the big Earth | was bright. with the happy smile of ] MT. Moon-man.
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Williams news., 1921-07-15
ALICIA.

TT HIS name is derived from the
 1 same root as Alice. and repre- setitS an attempt at greater euphony. The curious part of it is that the name. in it's original form, is really not that of a woman at all, but of a man. It is derived from the Anglo Saxon AdelgiS of which the feminine form was Adelgisa, but was not fre- quently given to women. Instead it was sacred to the sons of the house, principally among the nobility. The name itself means noble, in both its masculine and feminine forms
 The name is purely English. having, however. slight Teutonic flavor. An argument is put forward by some ex- perts that the name is derived from the FrankiSh Adalhert on Adelchen meaning daughter" AliX or AIisa in Lombardy was naturalized in England when Alix Ia Belle married Henry l.
 The name, originally masculine. ac- cording to the best authorities, how ever. represents Adelgis and not Adel- Aliza. Some believe that Eliza. gen. orally believed to be a derivative of Elizabeth is this missing form. For. proof of Aliza as the representative of AdelgiSa. the Liber Vitas of Durham records the changes in Adelgisa from the first noble lady of that name. who laid her gifts upon the altar. By con
Williams news., 1921-07-15
HOW DO YOU SAY IT?
 By C. N. LURE Common Errors in English and How to Avoid Them
ITO ENJOY POOR HEALTH"

HTS is one of the incorrect phrases | which have somehow crept into common usage in the English language, although moments thought will show the speaker or. writer that it is abs'i d to say that a person enjoys poor tfealth. ''To enjoy means ~.to experience joy or pleasure in receive pleasure from the possession or aIse of or participation in: delight in''- tStandard Dictionary. Why, then. should a person say, .Is have enjoyed poor health during the past year?' You can enjoy only that which brings you pleasure or profit; and surely i'll health brings neither. -..t
 Of course, it is quite proper to say, "I have enjoyed good health," since good health. being the greatest of human Blessings, is to be appreciated and enjoyed.
 A similar error it to be "agreeabIy". disappointed. If you are disappointed, the experience cannot be agreeable.
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Williams news., 1921-07-15
FACTORS IN PLANNING ROAD
Location, Construction and Mainte- nance Must Be Taken Into
 Serious Consideration.

The three principal divisions of ac- tual road making are location, con Struction and maintenance. In plan ming road it is necessary that we take into consideration all three of these steps. since proper location af- fects the cost of construction and may materially reduce cost of main tenancG.
 Some of the things to be considered in locating a road are easy grades, good drainage, exposure to sunshine, elimination of culverts and bridges by avoiding unnecessary creek crossings, directness and the number of farms to be served for given length of road. Whenever possible to avoid it. good location should not be rejected merely because a certain roadway has been in use for some time
Williams news., 1921-07-15
GOOD ROADS
FEDERAL AID FOR HIGHWAYS
President Harding Insists That States and Communities Keep Roads
 in Repair.

President Harding has touched up on subject which it is to be hoped
 he will develop in his communications
 to congress, and that is the subject of
 federal participation in the building
 of good roads. The government is
 committed to the policy of cO-operst-
 ing with the states in road conStruc-
 tfon, and there Is no disposition to
 depart from it, but the President Is
 emphatic in his insistence that the
 states and communities shall assume
 the responsibility of keeping their
 roads in repair, which is only a just and fair proposition. says Washington Post. If the government is to pay out millions of the taxpayers money to help pay for the construction of roads, only to see within a few years these highways deteriorate into dis use and decay, that money is wasted.
 The value of good roads is now gen. erally recognized and the larger and more progressive states have proved that they are good investments. Inn proved highways mean not only good automobile roads, they mean cheaper and better food, greater values in the land. better opportunities for the rural population. And they also pay good dividends in the huge sums col lected in license fees for motor ve- hicles, enough in most instances >to pay the cost of repairs and improve ments.
 The policy of the government CO., operating with the states in the cost of road building has been a great in- centive in the construction of better and there is no doubt that many thousands of miles of roads have been built under this plan, which otherwise would not have been under taken. It should and doubtless will be continued, but there should be an expressed guarantee that roads built | under this cooperative plan are to be | and kept in good repair. l This preeminently is the duty of the l
Williams news., 1921-07-15
The Right Thing at the Right Time
By MARY MARSHALL DUE

1 ;I persons own narrowneSS to knock
 another town in this way. If the man | from a large city goes to a small one he should take it for granted that l things would be different If North erner goes South he should bear in
 mind that Southern climates make people more indolent and he should re- member that If he remains there long enough he, too, will possess something of that incidence. And if South erner goes North he should remember that the natives of the northern cities have really nothing to do with the raw climate and that the very progressive ness which has brought him North to do business rObS daily intercourse of some of the charming courtesy that makes Southern life so different.
 The real man of the world soon for gets any local prejudices he may have. or rather he is wise and well bred enough to forget them. He: realizes that it is through no fault of the. .fna- tftes of the town where he sojourns that he has to remain among them and that theoretically at least he is free to leave the town if he does not like it. Just at present there are a good many shifts in business and industry. The end of the war and demobilization of the soldiers and the closing of certain war industries and the be- ginning of other peace industries have made it inevitable that good many young men should find themselves in a new environment. City men find themselves in the country or village, and country and village men find | themselves for the first time in the big | cities: Fasteners find themselves in | the West. WeSternerS find themselves | East. NOrthernerS awake to the fact | that great opportunities await in the | land of cotton and SouthernerS on dis | in the northern ports dis cover that there are opportunities for | them there that they have not at home. If you are one of these young men ill new environment show your good sense and good breeding by not shocking the town of your sojourn- ng.
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Williams news., 1921-07-15

the saucy little clouds 10 shine upon the earth below. but no sooner had he done so than the little clouds danced and froiiciSed in front of him until he was quite hidden again.
 Mir Moon-Iran Is very nice old fel low. so he said very pleasantly: "GO along with you and play in another part of the sky. There is plenty of room without getting right In front of me So the Earth folk can't see my light"
 But the saucy little clouds were bent oh having fun. and fun they intended to have. and all at poor MT. Mood- mans discomfort.
 He had just found a nice big place to shine through when all those saucy little clouds began to dance right in front of him again. First. they would hide his bright face completely, and