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Evening journal., 1921-12-24
GERM,NYs INDUSTRIAL COMEBACK.

~ ERNfAN industry keeps moving faster.
" The German government reports that it is giving
financial aid to only $4,000 jobless Last May the figure
was $4,000
This is more important than Germanys financial con-
dltion.
What happens TO the mark is surface stun
As long as country is working and producing com
modies some way be found to take care Of finances
The condition Of the mark looks II collecting indem-
nifty in full from Germany is proposition OF getting
blood out Of turnip
But German production knocks any such notion galley
west and gives announcement to Delaware investors in
deprecated German marks.
Evening journal., 1921-12-24
DOCS AND HoMINc INSTINCT.

~ AN1EL L. WEBB Denver lawyer, put his pet dog,
~ Nero, in a crate and shipped him to a friend in
Nevada. 1000 miles away.
Nero arrived in Nevada As as he was uncrated'
he ran out OF The door and vanished
The other day Webb heard barking at the back door
OF his Denver home lie opened the door. In rushed
Nero
How did this dog nnd his way back 1000 miles Of
open country
Scientists answer "lnstinct-sixth sense.r
But exactly what are theyf No one knows
DO you love mystery sores The best ones are in ma
ture.
has been displayed by thousands OF Delaware dogsand,
don't forget, "the cat back" too, not much the
worse for wear and tear
Evening journal., 1921-12-24

Der are the ones you spent in camp,
living close to Natures heart. in the
fine, vigorous. congenial comrade-
ship of scouting. This is as it should
be. II Scout isn't happy when he
is camping out, it doesn't seem
likely that he would be happy any
where. now does IL? Any way, one
Of my best New Year wishes for all
is that 1922 may bring you more
and richer and happier hours in the
open than any year you have yet
known. There Is nothing like it for
an investment in health and fun and
progress in scoutcraft and manhood
and the most heart-warming fell
lowstip, so get all you can oat Of it..
this happy New Year, and what is
even more important, put all you
can into it,"
Troop No. 2s will visit Beaver
Valley Camp during the Xmas holi-
days.
Scout Executive Greenhawk has
received his ten-year certificate and
badge. All Scoutmasters and Scouts
old in the service either have FIVE
or ten-year badges, or should apply
for them.
Not enough Scoutmasters present
last Tuesday night for a meeting. II
the S. NJ. A. is to be a success, the
men SHOULD attend these meetings.
II is not possible to get material to
present to the men if they do nor
attend.
Troop 81 had quite an interesting
meeting last Friday night. Doctor
Adamson gave quite a talk on THE
Growth Of Chemistry" Five new
members were accepted on proba-
tion by the troop. Another very i'm
portant meeting will be held thi.
week and a 100 per cent. attendance
is anticipated.
Evening journal., 1921-12-24
GERMANY AND PROHIBITION.

VTILL Germany go dry?
w Many Wilmingtonsns will scon the ideal
prohibition resolution is prepared for the Reichsiag
BY the Independent Socialist party.
Brewers kidding" the movement hut they are un-
asy, according 10 German newspapers
small flame often starts big fire.
Norway too is in the iurmos Of a prohibition nght
Their prohibition" law limits alcohol to a per cent
snt even this limitation has cut crime in two according
government report
Norway faces a tighter lid
IN 100 years perhaps the entire world viii be dry The
mman drift is in that direction
Evening journal., 1921-12-24
No aouRNAL on MoNpAY.

MTO Evening Journal win he published on Monday.
y That line with policy that has prevailed in
our Office since the first year OF the founding Of the
paper
All departments win be closed from this afternoon until
Tuesday morning.
We couple to this usual Yuetide announcement eN-
preston Of the hope that all of employees all Of our
advertisers and all of readers old and young will
have Merry Christmas. and that the joyful atmos-
phere will surround everyone who is outside The Even
ing Journal Family.
Evening journal., 1921-12-24
GEMS OF THOUGHT

Even speed when anxious. seems like delay.
Trouble comes TO those who haven't time TO wait
:-.-:.
Positive bet; comparative better; and superative. bet
ter not
:-=:-:
A man may know love by heart and yet be unable 10
define it,
.-.-.-.
When man sings his own praise ne then invariably
gets octave higher.
s--.-.
It Is one thing to wish for something. and quite an
other 10 work for IT,
-.--.
You would probably have more friends IL they wore
sure they could use you before you had occasion to use
Evening journal., 1921-12-24
PoLIrIcIANs AND MArnmoNY.

A WHITE PLAINS a.. " woman sues for divorce from
n her husband saying that he has achieved so much
uccess in politics that it has turned his head.
Now she complains life with him is unbearable
We don't know this man. but Wen say he's no poll
lcian
The fellow Who's real politician, matter whether
operates in New York in Delaware keeps his home
onstituency satisfied That means the wife and the kids
Evening journal., 1921-12-24
AMERICA ANn LIS WHEAT.

IN four weeks latest reported wheat exports oialed
u 2962s3ii bushels.
That compares with 33.iO6si7 bushels In the CORE
,ponding weeks Of 1920 and se757O92 Bushels in
,ponding period OF 1919
These figures show that wheat is moving to export
usual measured in bushels instead OF changing prices
The American farmers real problem is not the export
market. but the home market
The home market pVobem will he solved. the Del
narVa Peninsula and in other agricultural districts when
III prices are in line with prices paid to the farmer not
efore.
Evening journal., 1921-12-24

were coming. May l come in?
want to talk to you about an ad-
venture"
(To BE Continued).
Copyright, 1921. NEA Service).
Evening journal., 1921-12-24

4
favor Of anythng-New York Herald
The tota Soviet OF rIbles has 10 fabulous
figures Il is photographed jest say that the
rube is sx-sevenhs OF the trouble in Russia.-Provi-
dence Journal
An old lady told her pastor that II Il warnt for
certain passge OF Scripture from which she derived great
comfort she could not endure her trials and trbustons
but what IL said "Just grin and bear t"-Congo
respondence Benton Ark Courier.
Now the ancient dispute seems on the way
TO settlement II has embered political relations on the
South American west coast Tor than generation
plebisce today promises better results for Che than
plebisce in 1893 could have done Yet Per1vians can
recall that North Scheswg remained always Danish at
heart and that Asaceorraine still French after half
a century Of German oocupation.-New York Tribune
Evening journal., 1921-12-24

RING OUT THE OLD; =
RING IN THE NEW
'21
Soon is done;
'22
Soon is due.
New York Herald.
Evening journal., 1921-12-24

The Want Ads will supply second
hand furniture and many household
needs at economical prices.
Evening journal., 1921-12-24
With the Photographers

It's long time since Senator La Toilette has been in
favor OF anything.-New York Herald
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

elalms 1. pAsloilasls aesellbsA a. ieiiewsi
ltti linfa5 levi Of the O0iofooA IeatI
lasole lnssl. feet On ~. osiaraoh Ne. 1
Lode i2ts1a5 linear feet on the ottafooh
No. ? LODI. 1850 linear feet Or fhe DC.
tcrpon No , Lode ard lttO 10 Nusrf fee,
~ fie Nellie Lode. al Of ehlfh inota con
rfite he utttrsoa .0rrpp. btafing lead
orper aud ~ nlnffals. no sane hsi
ins Tor each u said icdss' ffsm thslr 70.
Afetits reint. n dlscosrrt, a. feilorst
vs'presa Lede . ssstses. ~ min
s,ss v sse T. o.,sress NS Lsas \
dessse. 20 minutes W. isao2 30 ~ DC
ssssoe No. 2 lode. n a. askrses y. IA ~
'' n,.., ss. vs. isds 70 a.
mlnairs K faso,so n xsfls it.,- =
n aeEnete 40 minatss W. also M and
ds<Feta 40 miuutss n eos. 10 II
With ~sn.ssts kfouqd 400 fs.t sore or iss.,
n wldth on each side said abovelnamei
sy.lssa Mislng pistrlet ns.naiuIe county
nlat and field notss on file n ehe offie,
- ~ tsfi,sss IT TIE Bart. ~ Land Oh
rhss tho a~sEesipiisn hereafter given .,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16
School News

tconsiaued from page threcl
after which tlme-art will DO taken
and sludic1 in the advance ,ciasats.
Grade 5.
A club known as the 18th Grade Inn
Wrosemcnt club has been organized In
ibis room amonK the pupils with the
object OF obtaining. a better standard
Ia studies and Attendance and be-
hnvior or n better grade In general.
M officers are; President, Georgia
3iny O'Suliivans vice president. Albert
Mackay; secrctnary, wallace Moran;
treasurer Johnson Hooks. song lead
~, Dorothy Morgan; yell leader, sam
Cas-. AZ the last meeting OF the club
u was decided to appoint q committee
70 furnish entertainment for thu class
zach morning with a short program.
The club has also advertised 10 CORE
spond With other schools In the Unit
ed States The best grades for the
months geography test were made by
Reese Nannhh. Claude Hutto, Jr..
Tape Vsrdenc. johnson Hooks. Lesley
shaser. helen Mcdowell. IND Dorothy
Morgan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

Ilns Conner Of Sessions 0 and 8 7. . NJ
q E.lsi { 6 g. \. s, NJ : I. y a. s. SS : Os% ssssss:.
Minutes 4. ss1 .0s n. 70 corner Mp. 2.
': .sss:s 4 x sse.ss h ls.s S y 9 y
thenVr, I. ~ degrees 30 minutes W,
iss0'To ~ 10 ecrnsr No. 4, the plsee OF
beginning.
Mat aad field notea exclusive 81 conflict
o. the fsieta Pueblo. Grant. 4 50 oea. acrv,s
Dated "a santa ~. n Mers this sth
Wy W" 4 Il. BERoHRE. Register.
an PHO. Nnv. d1a.2Olaf. Dee. a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16
AMERICAS ARMS
CAN EXCEL ALL
United States. If Neccs-
sary. Able to Outbuild
All Other Powers

rf IrII a ~DT ~, t--t me dl9-
~<,....ef s~n.fs,re<c sat3e and fhs
Uorld A.flcs 1oun 10 AN armament
race The United ntates can outhuiid
any foyriEn cpuntry~or all Of them.
This a. shown ny statistics OF tho
ccWrarQd with thcir prcrenf nfuenet
Debts ta4&I+
These nintistira. Illustrated In tho
accompanying dIaHram. Nra fur.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

eerner No. 4. thence, z. a. ~aleerses Al
w,r'sss W. iylIYo ~ 10 eefnsr No. l.
.Sot5aooSS N5'stopE, SURVEY NO
lnr Cofasf 81 Hectllns o and 3, r.. , N.
y a. n. N. p. N, 90 3. boundary
Isleta. unnt. bears :. ~ degrees : mihn.
tes r. 2ai 80 h.i thence. 3 "a degrees
40 minutes q 4Ss.io n. 10 rornsr No. ~
,s'nss n; ts sssr.s. a inmates : lsiiao
40 minutes W. 5000 ~ 70 corner. No.
a. thsnse.H q degrees w. t2aeAs n.
6ScTfcRodsoN 10. g RRSDnis, SURVEY 9iN'SpS NO,
tf fHte.
Hsrlrnisr q, corner No. l. whence clos
Ing .cernsf 81 sections 5 and .. =. = y.
n 0 D. n. Al. r. ~. on E. benndary
Isis,A Gfanl kears :. % dsstess 81 nina
tea w. 1z51.2O a.; thence. I. "a degrees
40 minaies h, eool0 a. 10 corner No. 2;
thence. N. "a degrees ~ inmates y. 1851
a. TO eorner No. 3; thence. n. "a degrees
40 plnu,ss " 81 a. 70 corner No 4,
i@ssss5i''sso Il % ss ssss 10. !, l is"I place u
NRRIIffk LODE. SURVEY NO. isas.
hsEinninE at corner No. 4. whence Clos
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

DEPARTMENT. OF INTERIOR.
U. = Land Offise. Al Albuquerque. N n,
sept. "a ip2t
NOTICE 4 hefrby aiscn that Benjamin
IrafuyaL ~ AlhqQuTr4no n A. Nho. on May
Is, 1917 msie h4sss.tsaA sHfry No. 0al1tl
Tor NJ IL NV "a NV Ia and y ta HW
Section IS Tgrnship = Harth. Raqre
o East, - ~ p. Meridian. has filed notice
- inteniion 70 nake thfse year hrluestasd
rruof, 20 rstqhIsh claim 70 the lanL sbore
described ,bsiafe VI. y CqmnaisalnneF a.
2. 1871.
Claimant names a. ritnersss: Tomas 10
vaio, Albnquenque. n ~ Inis Martinez.
n N; jssn fses. Nclisffr
....~..A a. bEAaERE. Register
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

N0Iick of kUff
srArr ov NEW aRaz2ileS5S.
Cehatl - N0rui|IIn,
IN tat |0IItIIef Cnafl
tehn As1fr&4v fI.intHU
10 fiif kHopE kAAfD DEFENDANTS
fcn are hereby bottled that . sail has
heeh Niet kEainst you In the aid 1quft
ard County N tAe <h,v< naHset plaintiff, N
which ia said pi.intiff psAyr Tor an ab.
seiete dssfes cf divorce on tbc ktoanda u
Atahdstment. Aud ipu are further notified
That nnit&t JpU tnttf 81 e2ntt 70 b. eater
- rehf .rrsAftnee IN said cause "a %
bFfoTr tap 41th daf 81 November. A. u
ip1i. Judgment via ~ fsadertd Ia sid
tsase HTaIntt yea by default and the ~
lief prafa u tor VII b. kranfef.
1tt. AaHan n he plaibfiffa attorney 4
Jsah Lehner. .rhg,e post office address u
sssb rr,a csoi...t cl.s..
BY Ma.EI Y. Lee. nannlE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

10 the land above described, before u.
Commlsaioner. At Albuquerque, Bernalillo
co n. A. On Nov as, aaai,
claimant ssmss wiineisesp wwi..s.
% yA;Ss fpfssig %Tis -
NJ pERoERn. Register.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16
BINAcULATE CONCEPTION
EffINfknl. NnIErg

The party given the freshmen
"Wednesday afternoon was indeed an
enjoyable affair. The color scheme In
,tvors and decorations were carried
out In patriotic colOra. The afternoon
was spent In dancing and games: later
dainty Entertainments were served, az
Ter which a short program was
lnndeIed. q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

The U. s flag is permitted 10 fly
all night only over the grave OF
Francis Scott Key.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

''DoNT's''-TuH WISHING
Dent wIsh you eouid lind . iob-Find H.
Don,t wish you could rent Joui apart
DeE't wisi you could sell your home
Sell II.
BY esiar The Hersid's Classified Colunns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16
-EsicE T5E TuEL75zFI0K-

u. \ I.aad offies a. santa Ia.
NOTICE q hereby, riysn shat frseesss'
.,ssssso. q m.a fsa Hs s aS a.: ss &c. es''s c.os e
for sw IA wv IA NV IA sw IL Of
sestien IA = IA ST "a Section "A, Tqvh'
ship y y Raufe y, y N. 7. Meridian
yeaF proof. 70 sstahlinh claim 20 the iana
alofa described. hefore y =. Cemmlsslunef
q Alha4ueroae. Beraai1o Co, ~ NJ %
October rs. 1871.
riAinaat nnmss a. Witnesses; Rafael
IApoaatk y Nusnta, perflio Habelra. Andrur
Daes and holaea Sabedra, Of Albuquerque
a " HERoERE. Register.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16
Norrcn ron PUBLICATION
fpukiiaher.1

DEPARTMENT. of THR INTERIOR
H.. 3. Land Office a. Santa ~. " ~
Oct n. 3
NoTIcE Is hereby elven that Peter l.
nrswn. Decreased. 81 'Rarton. ". NJ, who
on June =, ieIe. made homestead entry
No. o3a0o2. for Int 8. and NE Ia sW Il
section H. To~nghip 9 NJ Range ~,
X ". =. Meridian. has filed notice ~ W
tention 20 make three year proof, 20 estah
iish claim 10 the land above described.
before Register and Receiver, y. y Land
Offise. Al Santa ~, n. NJ. on Nov. %. 1921.
csl%ASs p s.ss' ~ss'fT.' lio,S p's u
csIinl n. M Iohn Humphrey. % Moriarty.
a. NJ; Archie Hsmpbrgy. Of Moriarty, y. N
a. n. hER0ERE, Register.
Oct. ia 90.Nov. ell
TTHT vNITEB FfNTEs LAND OFficE
Santa Re. state Of New Mcxieo.
In the Matter Of the Application for Pet
ent Of Oriuroon Mining Company, a Cor
p~oratlon. 10 the Oetoroon Group lode
! hiuiar Claims Ia Coyote or Soda springs
Mining District, berualDlo County stAte
NOTICE or APPLICATION fOR PATENT
Notice Il hereby given, that me Oe;or
oon Mlnlas Company. q corporation, with
It's prinripal office a. No 2o0 West Ooii
| Avenue, IN the city Of Aibuquerqne. Der.
| nalilo County. state q New Mexico, has
filed an application for patent for the De-
IN Coyote or soda Springs mining district,
aurvey 40. is4e and il further described
- Mineral survey No. is4s, situated In;
y, o. the New Mexico Prime Meridian. 10
the Mntona National Forest, Bernalillo
County, STATE o. New Mexlco.
The said oetoroon group OF lode ninins
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

zach q he Ioass. Il sAawh BY the .hsld
qqtea. and plat above %refpFreu 70 sae wv
desefiptlen. .qf aid ledes 10 " sunsianca
end matsrislity. he sane = ihhi ~, iosih
In the notiee q ~InteAtion Y erpy ~
naiest 60 said slams, pg,isd 'h.sson "
oCfoRooN LODI. SURVEY NO ieso,
hrrinninn e. snrnsr No. 4 ehenes c'ef'
los cornnr al Sections 5 hnd ~
.' al h,.a \; Ess.,r. q ais.. ssas x nlus q
sss " 1880 q tbsae. sssrss.
thenFgs \ "a degree. ~ mlnefes Z
rss s.ssss a. 50 Il e cor
nrr No Theme 4 ~ degrees ~ mlhu
tes W istt q 10 consr No. I. the piAes
of hcEinninf.
ocros0oS no. ! LODE. SURVEY
NO. teto.
Bcsinnins Al carner No. I. whense, Clos
ss ce5rrr % s%'s,sen, 3 and
|i.ls's orsss bear. & y desire. % mins.
e minutes y, .Ae7to 4. % corner No
t160af a. 20 corner No, s theme, "
"a desrsss - ninatss W sac n.''t 80
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

The fruit shower given BY the
Junior choir girls Thursday afternoon
was the scene OF much FUN and froiic
for the younger girls. Games were
the principle feature OF entertainment
but OF c0urse there was some danclng.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

% The pupils are planning FOR q party
% be given Halloween Eve In the st.
Mary's hall. Committees are being
appointed and arrangements made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-18
.F|NANC|ERs TO HEAR
PROTESTS ON LICENSE
Professional Men Will Descend on
Council Committee To Register
Objection on Proposed raN.
BUILDERS ALSO COIN q
Many Measures for Revenue of City
Will he Discussed at Meeting
This Afternoon AT 4 o'clock.
Meet Again Tuesday.

CITY Council meets ON MomGay after.
noon at I o'clock. al! persons inter-
cstcd inah. proposed fees to bc sub
mittcd ~ Council arc expected to be
present to express their views
Thc items To Ice discussed include:
License tax on oil tanks fees for
marking lines ana grades. for c!oC-
trlcal Inspection. FOR plumbing. sewer
connection. for milk. food and cattle.
sheep. hogs and goats sl.urhtcrcd for
sale. FOR Inspection OF Weights and
measures. Tor buildlng permits. fees
for Billiard ana pool rooms. bowling
alleys. anUsvru.iit parks. CarniVnlS.
circuscs; fees Tor permits for pawn
brokers. junk and second hand deal
ers, foes to transport. store keep or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-18
BUSINESS FAIRLY GOOD IN
COUNTRY PRODUCE LINES
Now Vegetables Coming From Far
So,ith-No Changes in Prices
for Virginia Products.

Large shipments Of Vegetables from
'ne tar south. fairly good rccrip;S
"i poultry. eggs ana some Other
thihEs from virginia and North Caro-
ma points and larg" enough receipts
OF ScaS"nahlc fruits from various
noihtS kept the wholesale produc.
dealers and commission merchants
along cary and Thirteenth Streets
larry busy last week Demand ana
receipts were about on a par. and
business kept along in the even tenor
o. us way without amy Very material
changes liz prices
New potatoes that grew in Florida
attracted some attention and soll
readily AT $40 per barrel. while old
potatoes of the virginia growth drag
S"d at Il" cents per hush-!. New cab
"atc from down South were in good
receipt ani readily sold nj $3.50 to
5" per lOO-pound crate
SprlhS chickens We're not altogeth-
"r as plentiful as Cary street would
liked 70 have seen them. and ;hos,
that did conc readily brought - to
80 cents per pound: that is, those
anu hali Two Founders ana above
brouGh, 90 10 GO Hens were fairly
activ" At 2 to 70 cents per pound.
Guincas. which are getting scarce,
readily brought 90 cents TO 81 apiece.
EIES wcr" in large receipt, going at
- TO ~ cents per dozen
Choice V"als were slow at - To ii
cents per pound, ana fair to good at
To II. Spring lambs were fairly
active NJ II TO is cents per pound
The very tor for hogs was 1912
cents per pound, and the small ami
The outlook for this week is for
Il steady demand and receipts larg"
enough 70 meet it. No material
changes in prices are looked for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-18
by linrr, fucker.


Nhil" thc subject of this essay
used /" he Judge of 81 Boat Race at
inc regatta and got 10 be President
OF the boat club because all his
friends of the club used TO, win the
haceS which the JudG" JUDGED, ii does;
h"t follow that he cot Ia bc on the
h'hch OF The highest court in the
ti'N HAN. even though the Law and
Equity Court is on the Top Floor. be-
meath the Noof. Just because he was
Good judge of the Boat Races.
Judge tTump was one Of the Orig
MAJ Corporation commissioners. HIS
Office was moved around from Place
TO race so much that the Judge got
DIZZY, So he Negotiated FOR "a swing
ns Chair so he could Keep Up with
the Small but Valuable Library CON
necied with the Office.
As years Rolled ON. the Judge Fig
ured out that probably II cwould Bet
ter Look out for something Outside Of
i"i't'cS. The mere Practice of Law
VAS TO MN akin to Second Nature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-18
RED BOOSTERS ENTERTAIN
MAYOR ALMSLIE AT DINNER
Chief Executive Is Chosen Honorary High Cockaor,m
Merry Quips Over Colned Beef and Cabbage
Engender Spirit Of Cordially

Mayor George Ainslic was the gucs,
o: the Red BOOSTERS at The weekly
dinner OF the club at the jefferson
Hotel yesterday evening. The Mayor
was a lille myst!ii.d at first as to
the nature OF the organization. but
he soon learned that il is an cXclu-
sly. set The Mayor WAS heartily
welcomed by the BOOSTERS. and after
having been duly chosen as Honorary
High Cockalorum, quite freely opened
uD ana mad" several short speeches
on the leading topics OF the day up
pcrm"St ia ;hc public mind
COniid noes were exchanged be-
tween the Mayor and the BOOSTERS,
The Mayor explained how he man
aged to run the city 10 the entire
satisfaction OF everybody, and the
without incurrin.; the displrasur" OF
anyone. Each side had doubts as 10
the veracity Of the other. but every
Solves Salary Problem.
As tn" head waiter passed the
ccrn"d beef and cabbage. the Mayor
remarked that he had solved the
problem of giving increased salaries
recognition in view of their faithful
ic.s. their long services and their
efficiency in connection with n grow
ing concern like the corporation of
The city OF Richmond. And he had
not ur 10 that point even suggested
,hc raising of salaries.
Tn" IIick Cockaiorum showed how
IL IL had not been FOR the co-opera
iIvc activity Of the BOOSTERS, the
Mayor might not have been able 10
do s7hOO.06O worth OF business with
just S60Oo,000. "For." said the High
Cockalorum, none hut us rcllows
know how TO make such short cuts
DtN!ng the discussion OF Eff
cheney" the Mayor pointed with pride
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