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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-15


DETECTIVE AGENCIES
DETECTIVE AeEkoY-Phoss ss2.w.
FoR R-BNT-Apartmeuts
fuR RkNr Apartments and heases far
niahed Or not Phone Q , n, or call
s2A FAST SILVER.
fuk kENTLTpo large rooms With sleep
Ing porch, nicely furnished large front
rorch SO lest oentrai
FOR hENT-One large aud ono small
furnished apartment, cool house; hot
water. i2i5 " Roms. Call tso-J.
TWO partly furnished rooms ter hekt
hegssassplhF n0s Il ssssna N
FOR nENT-Apsffmenu snd also sleep
lag room. eos East Central, Phons
p0a-W.
rOR Rksr-Thses a four room tar.
htshed modern apartments sad honsts.
AeMlllton a Wood 400 Wet Cola.
FOR RsNT-Two room Furnished spsrf.
mont, hot and cold water; light and
teiephone paid 42ih south Broadway.
fOK REST-LAf.s front room vel
farnishsd 10 dssirnbls part % town ;
reasonable . $40 wss, Tlerss Are.
FOk kENr-rkres room furnishsa apart.
ment sseam hat. hot sad cold eater
lights and ~tslepheus psid. t1th south
h~rosdsaf.
FOR RENT-Ons large and ose smsll
apartmsni, furnished oompisis Tor
housek eepine. Crane apartments. AIS
n. het euth street. Phnna ala
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-15

GOOD OFFlCE SAFE FOR SALE;
AS soUfn' SECOND. PHoSR sss.W
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-15
FOR RENT-Houses

fOk tEHT-houses
FOR RkST-foar room furnished cot
tasei garaeei nice plnce for rhickeus
serreaed porch one block from Prcsby
Isriaa San Cali ~ ~ North Cedar
FOR hLAr-Unfafaisked. aadern. live
room house Gail 97oJ
FoR RENT--four-room bungaias and
ineleaed sleeping porch; modsrni veil
and completely furnished; Bhsffrr plans,
large screened froni porch; no alex eloss
IN. Inquire 7oS West Silver.
FoR RkNT-Unharnishcd house in fourth
wsfdi iour large roerns With bath
every respect fhone Il7s.w.
F0R KENT-Nl6s o-rsom house, con.
pletely fu5nlahed; hath, large lot, fruit
trees. 1000 seuih foarh. Bee Broad
bicycle Co, a2o South sscoad. Phone
7ao.
foK RENr-Huusca aud apartmonts fur
nished ~ not. fhons tsa2 X OF call
sat y Silver.
ron FerRshrd fof sumnpr
months. 7 runn. fine house. kast SILVER.
tI8: Rooms. laetrTh. fine rail 70.
800 danhl~ house. e02 n ssrond. large
yard and shsde $50 elose In. n second
= Fonuna aud s~iaepins porch. efoi aroea
sdsbe. 1904 \ Amo. us close IN. ~
Fourtb. s.room brtek. $50; / slds double
hease. ssgy Comfortable la2o s Kim. fts
" Nargastis thoroughly
o rnaIaa. tasemeni snd saraar
suulIaef mcnlha. $50 s-rsom modem
= faafih. sac ? MONS End sierniaa
n-seh. = hishlaada. tf9 80 fine s.rsum
thoroughly modern. AIS \ Seventh. 900
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goa Wes, Cola
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lhesl hudcrn hatil electric lirhis hot
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lFuit tree. larrr lst 1000 Npafh fauffk
Street See hraa hiefeis CO, age =.
"a phone 4aN
FOR RKNT-Rooms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-15

WASTkD-To bay a small refrigafataT
~rsasenshls iglh \. Third street
WANT TO RkAT OR Bty--0ood see
oHd han teat Cal feseW
The Keota news., 1922-10-06
IN EVENING Wear
Orapery Gives important Touch
to Formal Apparel
Exquisite 6roeades Of sii.s. and ce,d
And Vivid ceiefs Are Used for
OseosssiorA

s"s the evening dress there 70 hosh-
Ing 10 distinguish It as much as drs-
t~fs. asserts fashion authority. Tss
materials are az handsome as any fab
Tics which have made their debut from
antique times until modern ones There
asv exquisite bfpeadrs of silver and
gold aaa vivid eoioss. OF course they
eoss fortune p-s yard. but then .
'rss fr" yards Of sh1sa will make the
gown. and there need be not the slight
~st degree of trimming. In the design
ot the fabric itself siursr 10 quite
rh"ash to make the goa notable and
thrfv hrvd not be the slightest tfith-
m'hs. The fact il that trimming would
spoil the effect and that anything the
least fancy added 10 tho plain straight
hurs of tho gorgeous material would
be sap~snuoas addi.ioa.
Many OF tho ssfdl~s fos ssealns
gowns asv made with nosif osws the
stomach. Some Of tis-sa arc made In
souhars. fuller asesits. of . compost
i"a of many and various eviosrJ ao~r
css fashioned frota the eoiosrd stbbouA
Thea instead OF ssseatncss OF brsdss
There arc ssframefs of the sassous col
OF. OF sfbb@as that hang from the
motif of nosrr.s In any easc tsses~.
motifs and the stfratacss which hang
from sh~sa arc the only dcrpsssiuas
which the gown boasts. but tiss eolosS
arc 80 assistisaiiy sad practically
chosen that they Constitute tbs deccss.
tion without any other help.
tndcs the modesn method sf dsvss-
ms everything IL done To make the
trimming Of the ro~a hasmoaiss with
the earrings and the stockings sud ttss
slippers aud. perhaps scarf os any
other ~asfsnrous aceosasion which IL
us-d as . part of She costume. Thrss
~ssfs bits arc actcs pus on. regardless
of tho so~n and iss ssimmihsss bot
they arc. on tho coasfssy. hafnonisrd
with tho gown a. II exists and. In the
~ad. they arr able TO carry out the
effect Of sha, gown 10 such manner
The Keota news., 1922-10-06
NEW PURSES ARE ELABORATE
psseievs Metals and Real Jsvssie
Omen Used ;n Working Out
Novelty Movnsinoa

Great cstravasaace is manifested
In the purses Of to-day. The basmskes
must in a way rival the jcwclcs. bcs
cause il II in the small shops devoted
q. the sale of hish-e.ass jcwciry that
one finds the most beautiful specimens
Of handbags. Precious metals and
rrai jewels arc vftcn used In working
out novelty mountinss. and other cost.
" materials. such as tortoise shell.
amber. ivory and scmi-prccicus stones
are utilized for This purpose. In the
more practical p srscs marcasite trim.
mipss arc used in rrofusio0.
squarc moun,ipgs Of real tortoise
shell are used OH silk bags which are
.rnamcn,ed with bril- ants. a mono.
grnm inset with ciistcninc stones.
often real rose diamonds. IL used on
the more expensive ones. With such
ar elaborate trimming the bag IL de
murely fashioned of black or navy
falllc.
The Keota news., 1922-10-06
OneCood Merchant
in Every Town

- Ss.;... .. G~;ssS sse;si .k.sseA =
The Keota news., 1922-10-06
WI. DOUGLAS
NEW SALES METHOD

0aa's. veoee'sA 0s1s' eAsss
YShs ssv SiAs u aissss ~ lss
sAe hs-s asssstsa to- yoss
Apssos. AAl sAsssHA u
pvol5es A. Cnoso0Aos4
y, 1. OsAslas sAaas oss ~
asshto S-Aa0Wo ssU4o-
assSaa sAaaA- hlgS s~siisy.
Asssss sssnAAakIS s.ssSissd
ssgA sov SsSsAn AA9 tossse
S6ykas MAAs aAey sAAas aAd
The Keota news., 1922-10-06

that they help materially Ia ps"'oes
the general effect
Il is tho samr Nay with the strap"
Over Tbs shouls,rsss Most every dinner
OF evening s.an has a tsass OF at least
one Of th~.r straps. and although the
space occupied BY that hit Of dce"fa'
lion /. extremely small. ssiii II serves
10 serrnsuasr slsr character of the
gown In such = wsy that the email DIT
Of trimming becomes = pertinent pau
Of the design as whole.
The Keota news., 1922-10-06
Descendants Of MAry.s l.. NIB.

Cal. Thomas Powell of csiumbaS
1hio, veteran Of the Civil Mar aud
broui,er Of the famous Gen. Eugene
Powell. is I,le proud owner Of Lawn
mower" the only living descendant os
slary's little lamb. The original Mary
MAS Mary Sawyer of Sterling. Mass.
Who MAS eight years old al the time
celebrated by ihe i4s.sn ia 1914. The
Immortal verses. lay the May, W"rs
written by jain iss,sisI"n.-fr"m ths
ATs0hant,
The Keota news., 1922-10-06

you c1M buy IN
store. We wouldn't
keep special
samples any more
than wc would
have . special kind
Of tobacco In . dii.
iesvns pouch In our
pocket to hand 10
Africnd.
The Keota news., 1922-10-06
Roof Garden Gowns.

Some of the lovclicst roof garden
gowns arc Of lowered gcorgctic. with
draped skirts and kim"no b.ouses
Often fiiIet lace of very fine pat'c.n IL
used as an overtunic.
The Keota news., 1922-10-06
Chi,dren's styles.

Frocks of the frilly type and those
Of the tailored and outing type share
honors for members OF the younger
set.
The Keota news., 1922-10-06

most pipe smokers. We do not think
our effort II wasted II wc send free
samples Of Edgeworth to q man who
doesn't find Il exactly suited to his
taste.
II you never tried Edeeworth. let
us send you enough to fill your pipe .
few times. Smoke Il. and then decide
whether or not Edgeworth was made
for you."
II you'll add the name and ad.
dress Of your tobacco dealer. we'd
appreciate the courtesy.
When you send for samples. ad-
dress Larus L Brother Company.
~ South 21st st.. Richmond. Va.
To RHiau Tobacco Merchants: II
your jobber cannot supply you with
Edgeworth, Larus 4 Brother Com
pany will gladly send you prepaid by
parcel post . one or two-doxen carton
Of any sire Edscworth Plug Slice or
Ready-Rubbed Tor the same price you
would pay the jobber.
The Keota news., 1922-10-06

NsssA sass-osS u YS~S sASN iAssssAseAs- tsS
Ssaa ssS<~s 80 fseAtss. - e~sls ~ taA eiiSOr
sAss s~ss OF uAs MlsssssiffA. sAa t~A.aea = A0~s
sAiSSssa sssvsss Aeie - sssaSs tseAss 49, NeAe
iszts issaAAssA aaasesssASy, Nsfse $50 -
s>ASksa Ana tell lofsSnAsSOs. ~ sAese - -
hsssiSs 4asiss IL ysss ssss ys~ esy - sves11
EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS
- AAaAtA sAn tsesa se1eoeoIIS eSsSeso~1 eF"SsSs
Asy aAA1sS WhoessA sAnO eAA ssssesso bA tsUoeo
UAAS48sSSo0A &assssAsaAs " .t~tApseass sAa9
No ssAss sAa.s saA esssi ~, t. tAssfiss - Sshe
s>aess AaAssss s~sSs reii fos sAsA@- tAe ssssises
ta1 Mssss ssi~s sA-a Ss~ass To- ycss
~ ~ - ~ ahaD ~ ~ 0auA
u oouN - ~ q. ~ epsA ohss1 osssAalas ~
AAA y0os OeAAae ~ ~ W.t-ooaOeno eooao.
The Keota news., 1922-10-06
Surprised.

-tt-av~hs.~ said the visiting golfer
i never played such s-st-a game -
oh: Their y.u have played i'~f"r~y
,sE~-i shc brave raddy.-1uisrs
The Keota news., 1922-10-06
vssy s;s<sss'y.
(00sa) Asshss JaAa t~~is.

Edeewossh samples are no different
from the regular Edsewosth tobacco
The Keota news., 1922-10-06
Il hereby solemnly
promise to fill
any mans pipe"

This promise II made In the icsses
that follows. We had sent Ms. Lewis
some tsee samples of Edx~~orsh las
Nc do 10 sll who ask for shrsat. We
didn't know that he Mas an Edxr.ossh
smoker until Nc received this letter.
kiAxsss tsiis. ~ y.
Msssss. tsrss = tisoshss cSsspAny.
kixAalsAa. Va
c~AStsn~a:
- . snekss Of sesa tobacco fss
sssS - ysnU aAA ksSs 20 kesiIAhasy in
syiAg VAss Of al s~oAins Tobacco
EAev0eSsA h ny sssimssssA e<estles
sAs asss pas<s.
HsvtaG sacked Il fer . Asaabss sf
ysssp ID sAAay didssvaS pasts Of COZ
evs guaa u. T. A.. sAa also AtA.hs ssa
Csha-N has siusys given ase espsrtss
s0eAs,salAsfsetsoe. 81 ali Uass. sAyH
vAssv. ssesywhesv. svxsssdless Of elas
aAsSe eAaaxes ~ sey esAss ha<ssH tp<@ss
NJ sbjees b ss~1a3ag fss sAs free
saopsss (if yus vsll fssxsvs &eJ uHs
ssdeseWiae vAssAss a. cot Easvwossh
u,s 6ssA9 0e4s cay 6iAssvaS=yAAS
taasAty De ssapass tiiks vhisAsy
es0DsSe Use1 - bel were ~ essS $50
assss 1t ~ vAs,s sssp~s.
Ass - s0sAiag ~ ssApiss Asd -
Aa4sssaee vAassvss. aAd 80 80 eoer
vssesA bsysa1 tAs sAsssev ef . dosex
lAas kAg0vssSA alwsps ~ ef the sAsse
sspsssas 1salisy IN sli tss fsssas. SD
fsssAss. sAss ny little taAs - asAis6
f~s 80 ssessvtaG sa@sshiag fps seSA.
ts4 vsll - ssesse4 BY Joe - ~ plss
ee curiosity.
II lkaAhiag 20 tied1y fss yoss
esssssay - seeasag fses a@paes. !
kssvAy ssas0aty psesssee Ia hil ssy
@Aa's (seaspaahle sisedl pip~ Nth
EAevvsssA ssAer<e Of ey e~s pss-
shass. - eosvsSs Aim 10 thss really
1~~l sosAs. ~EdgvvussAs-
vssy sssesss'y.
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e, N left ,N New York had a. but completed
9ug S the sa mater y Ea would go over until my return But
and the fever Is umpy over them that they've gone ahead
well. DO you think has happcnca'"
Neither the Monk nor the Duchess could think of ANYTHING
v Hs re IN
hs @ out bs that oS delicious soil Can you touch that for
ground RsoS a sm from IN, one of my the
The Monk read it. He had not only read few like it b,or.
put had sent some and had sent The Duchess always
.. o my ny good good friends The greatest product this world
Sas ever let from from it its fruitful m II bowels More men and
silver diamonds moonshne booze other commodity this
Right" said the Ddchess Now, where's that point,'
Coming my fascinating frlend-comins here in Tn.
xq%TGm d from the first second eapped yOboh
to let you in on a" '''''''
advance info The hit the market for
Goeonda Gnsher Group selling at today on the
bpnGes 6uTD IN week Sa will be past hundred and will
Ne, 1--WE congratulate YOU" said the Duchess dryy
gr,uoe Gn congratulate mel have Con
81 don't s5ssy the Mole where this /.
blank order sf % 600 % .s@s yUs In On, On It. o0 hay. in my
Write check you'll top of the world next
Saurday Here's the orderin your name had typewrtten
The Monk began slowly RISE but ths Duchess, with
quick move sat herself on his lap and threw
Nix" The Mole subsided.
Wen talk over and well your after dinner
Mr.. Manners" she said. '
why not now? This is"
After dinner Manners" said the Mole
"V-very we'll III be waiting Congratulations I know
you'll come in, Of course" And he wadded of
The Mole and the Duchess looking al
another ms ~ ~
Well" groHed the Mole Can you beat that7"
"Golconda Gusher!"
AN you said this here hangou chumps haven O.
an honesty"
We'll, whatll do about it?"
you'll go right there after dinner, blonde
walk in YOU know he'll play an II he don't you
fai on his neck when Xhse Wen badger
IN shaIphooter for his wad Tonight I'll through
mere like cyclone Then we blow the daylight
VITA their junk That's what wen do"
Well have TO- dear There's nothing else now
You betche That square stun Is Of Well this
so there won't be enough for the ashman up
well do And OF course, thatS what they did
But the Duchess sighed little she through the
motions for she automatically saying herself already
Goodness! What will people say"
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orol less. IIs was au
expert listener and
could hide behind a
mask OF reticence and
diffldence his alert
perception and his
sharp intuition. The
Duchess, quite at
home In any collec-
ton. was her breezy
self, perfectly proper.
though never prudish.
The society bug had
bitten her rather dis.
tinctly. She loved
the formal little Qfor-
malities and the chit.
chat and the routine.
She actually found
herself dressing as
carefully for these un.
important outsiders as
she would have fo.
frst.class saps who
would yield returns on
the investment or the
inner ring OF the un-
derworld elite where
folks really mattered
She said so to the
Monk as they stood at
tbeir garden gate look.
ing over the vista OF
Landsmere homes and
contemplating tn cir
new atmosphere and
their new impulses.
You know. Monk"
she gurgle d, this
racket isn't half rot.
ten There's some.
thing IN this life be-
sile gra b bing the
gritt and playing the
touch and go. These
poor yokels have a
good time in their
own simple minded
way, and the queer
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orce tho Duchess FOR moonlight spin ockeyed
ou or without telling him, well she might have and very
Wen sho could have just where with her When he
sSh er trckoad OF she them her maid and
eneryescent.
And thus the days and the evenings wheeded along and the
monk and the Duchess mildly entertained
win the inconsequenta incidents OF Landmere life and the
welcome interim OF woyess wearless existence active
enough keep blood circulating just meanngess enough
keep IL from sizzling.
The Monk alkatye bird In his circles he
retained dgnihed aoofness that ben the recognized champion
on his calling the fnancier his hoc husband
disputed beautyinchef Of all Crookdom Here
the hearing strangers
Copyright 1899. by international Feature s.
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TEP NIBs. the Duches that De trimmer and syppef.
feeling the humid her in the city Of her resi-
- endeavors put her husband Monk the
Mole financial angel 70 the world
Of larceny they zphyrs the hill
top breezeH,
The Mole habit bowed the suggestion Of his
adoed ROwod that ready for anything from muir
mosauoee Inquired about and leased
a which had rural advantage
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This country air or tne So
ciety o. the feeble.minded
seems to agree with you"
"Yes. / can even stand tor
that Manners. He gets on
- my nerves. but my nerves can
H take almost anything right
y now, they're so rested up and
- steady"
"Yeh - that Manners! I
have 20 laugh at him, but
some day I'm gonna forget where
am-an' who ] am. Ar the pres.
ent-and swing one on his puss
II he dom stop pinchin' your arm
an givin' YOU the come.on so
wide open that even these here
half.wits are Jerry to him"
"Oh, don't let him spoil the
party, Monk. He's as much TO
me as that tree--just part OF tho
landscape and the scheme OF
things as Landsmere."
"All right, doll--but n I ship
a cog, don't blame me. He's DE
ginnin' to make me fussy."
"Oh, listen "a he - here lie
comes now"
l. ~ -.
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p the walk apprOaCned blBDN
Manners, who had turned in from tho
driveway. He was attired in pepper.
and-salt sport jacket with belts and
pockets and straps and leather buttons,
duck trousers, tennis shoes, striped
hose, an outing shirt open at the neck
and a white canvas hat. In his hand h.
carried a thick stick. In the corner OF
his mouth was a steaming cigar that
looked like young yep.
Hello. most charming of blonde cren
lures" he hailed. "'Lo Dutton, old
man Is there a bottle OF fzz water. a
chunk Of ice and maybe a drop of Scotch
on the premises? I'm perishlng for
liquid nourshment."
He was ushered onto the porch. and
the Duchess herself served and poured.
Manners profered a cigar to the Mole,
returned 1t TO his pocket without wait
ing for the answer-the Mole had turned
down so many from the same box-and
then Manners set himself squarely on
his wicker rocker, and addressed the
Mole.
"Dutton, old man." he stormed, you
know, I've taken great fancy to
you"
And to my wife"
"Eh? Yes-yes-of course, OF course.
Who wouldn't be charmed by your
amiable, beautiful and genial wife, eh?"
We'll, think pretty we'll of her"
Naturally. But that Is away from
the point"
"Oh, is there point?"
rs there? Dutton! There Is. indeed.
point did not come here just
socially this time. ! am on a mission
a mission Of friendship
That's fne." was all that the Mole
could think sf to observe.
Yes. / shouldn't talk business At
Landsmere. Heaven knows, few here
TO get away from all the muck OF money
making But this has been pushed on
me-forced on me, so to say. And in
all Justice. 1t isn't .stoh bad visitation.
No, not half bad, should venture"
The Duchess reflled his sweating
glass and he rewiped his sweating fore.
head.
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male satellites realized that she could
he frivolous without ever becoming
free. When tho cocktails we're served
she always slipped, but never guzzled;
when a man pressed her hand in a
dance she pressed back-acknowledg-
ing, but never encouraging.
Tho Duchess loved the life. Sho
and the Mole talked It over whsn
they were alone, when they felt at
ease 10 converse IN their natural
vernacular And they decided that
this interlude OF respectabillty was
relief from the tension OF profes.
sional life, which, despite the fine
science to which It had been PEI.
fected by both these nifty malefac-
tors. was still strenuous strain and
stretch.
And they decided that there was
10 be no rough stun" at Laudsmere
this was vacation, n layoff. They
had enough money TO afford a couple
OF months in complete relaxation
from the schominR and devising OF
accomplishment and the ear.cocking
and vigilance OF the klckbacks,
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just honest and his good epose
trs little pleasures OF making happy
msnt to be htsh strung heccIus weldfsssed
lo hobnobbng the suckers these de
served hiatus though seemed almost shame
''' No. there should be no work" at Landsmere
The Mole could mot refrain in the PTyey OF the domesc
just made order screaming be taken for
there Is something Sbou, hard who for dsc
line and bearcats for system In town hat makes them FORGE
their Ss ss' ] signals & nS HnS NH
pleasure plated byways OF playme
And the Duchess sighed now and again n@Py little SIGH
down walk about in absolute immunity carrying her money in
sl mad been declared closed for clucks and
gsmbol will. they mingled
in the little skrmshes the mild bridge
the W water ter inirsuSs the pans dplomacts.Tnc9
ship heath Sa % in S country so o colonies sonSq
Dsby Manners, oil operator Manners pompous hey
he most oos % he
the leadership with Napoleono aggessiveness
Of and aaS He was ono the BIRDS Wso
parties principal guests at their
Manners took fancy to the Duchess and the Mole
ba se 80 Ssd sst ns and he h o g %
.snsd them everyone pHtron,ed them without
s 5 fS Sa back Gn with IT @ PgG n Sa the @
in soiidly. After that 1t was like shooting nsh
Manners was the noses tho most technical and the worst
lsnods hand at auction bridge he danced toro badly
with shoes he retained hs hold
lie wdower consisted OF servants
His liquor like himself kcky efficient;
the tStte and backsst known TO When ho wanted
be emphatic and he than that
didn't especially be, would
table bring his palms together No
subtle fat and forte His range
betwean allegro and crescendo
The Monk the Moles known tho buttons OF philadelphia
for the Landsmere him the nqung
TO the private concuson that Manners particularly
sped sort OF To them he shriekng duckca
had weaknesses that he be vulnerable
spots born boob seltrespecng smalime would
blush a
Had they encountered him other surroundings
cumstances they would him inside
because It seemed shame let oyersiIed hsh
about, his his
sering for nice tin minnow breakfast.
But they had pulled in their lines laid the bait
turned vegetarian let Dgby Manners
u and line up the morous this way and that
and they lined with themfor they
and respite, not victory profit, this time
Manners attentions rather broad toward the
but all OF him everything he did The didn't
mind, and she didn't amused Manners--O X The
spirit OF the day conflict
The Lion Of Landswere went as far surreptously
The Washington times., 1922-06-06

OF 2 points, and Laekawanna, At II "
was 5h points down from yester'
days top price. Gulf States Steel was
2 points down at s2h. Bethlehem
maintained about the same level OF
prices and Vanadium and Replogle
aso were unchanged.
Elsewhere in the list speculative
stocks exhibited q downward tend
ency. the reaction being most active
In the coppers and the motor stocks.
Studebaker was sold quite heavily
for a loss OF over points to 1924
Maxwell Motors "a" was points
lower at 7oh; Chandler over l
point at 747t; American Smelling
and Refining points at s3&; and
Coca Cola below 6S.
Cosden was one OF the most ac-
tive Of the oil stocks today, seiiins 4
less than q point below the hish
est price of the year to date. Re.
ports for May are to the eftec,
that profits for that month was
81, 900 900. or at the annual rate Of
s25 q share. The large earnings ere
due to improved gasoline trade.
Superior Oil was active in the low
priced division. making g new high
at eA.
Cali rates were slightly higher,
the prevailing rate for the early
session being 4 per cent.