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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-04

The first of three lectures in the
torty-fourth annual course Of lee
lures at the University Of Richmond.
provided for by the Thomas Fouuda
tion. VIII take place tonight in the
auditorium AZ Westhampton. DR.,
Franklin Henry Giddings. professor
of sociology at Columbia University,
New York. Will lecture three times.
lie speaks tonight on Our Attempt
10 Asslmilate All Sorts and CondI-
lions OF Men" The general theme
OF DR.. Giddlngs' public uttcrances
viii be The American Political EN-
pertinent as 1t Looks Now"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-04
CARNIVAL NOTE RINGS
THROUGHOUT LYRIC BILL
Constitutes One of Best Nau.
dcvillc Entertainments
in Recent Years.

The carnival note sounded in the
biz feature act of the new bill at
The Lyric Yesterday afternoon and
evening rings blithcly through the
entire show. one Of the best vaudc
Vile entertainments offered here In
recent years this aSsrmblage OF
Keith acts may he truthfully called.
Opening with nrettily mounted
and ClcVcrly executed novelty, the
offering of DE Witt. Buns and Tor
renee. tho show runs on a rising
scale of hilari,y To Il fast and funny
finish, The Spirit OF the Mardi
'iras, which il Il vcritablc yaudc-
VILE show IN miniature. \ Jazz sex
tei whose musical ccccntricitlcs
blended with cNceilen, harmony and
unaccustomcd melody. furnishes in
sirumcntai music. cXemplifes tho
Supcrlativc in that form OF music
ihe Instrumental numbers won we'll
nertcd applause. Will. each of the
Hpeciaity cntcrthincrs--Mary Dawn
Charlotte Vernon. Beth Stone arl
ida ESmcraida- scored individuully
Hoh Murphy. comedian with n Pc
;reshingiy new line OF funny ,nIl,
ana som" capital songs, assisted hy -
charming bit az fcmin!nity ana mn
extra man, kept the big crowds
''"ShihG Tor ten minutes at each
performances. Carlisle and LANAI
I"hitihr faces here. pleased with a
rmar'IN presented Skit. Melville and
'tule' an exceptionally clever comedi
~ whose mannerisms. chatter.
n6ufc ana laugh recall! Mary Marby,
'' urine ana quaint comedian
serves as an excellent foil
S,'Trcd gales Of laughter. The no,
stands out curspcuously in a hin .,
uniform excellence. %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-04
"MISS LULA BETT" FEA TLJRES
CURRENT SCREEN OFFERINGS
The Conqucring Power, Her Mad Bargain 'Rcck-
less Chances and 'FIcII's Border Other AT.
fractions, All Have Their Appeal

modern motion picture production.
charged prominent critic in re-
cent niEaH!n" article. The average
movie. h" said. tells "a ;hrcadharc
tt"ry IN hackneycd way, with "a
H'n"u"'u"ut that can he forcsccn
from the introduction Tier Mad
i'Ehin - part rcfutatiou a.,
these charges. y distinctly novel
twist in the beginning Of tho picture
pr"Vokcs curiosity. and intercs; is
c!"N"rly sustained. The plot rcvolvcs
around the agreement To end her life
on Il certain date made by "A pirl I'm
exchange Tor the money with which
70 rurchhs" years Happiness"
Thc Eirl finally learns the platitud.
long ago accepted by habItues OF
movie palaces and sunday school IL
Drarics that money cannot purchase
real happiness II is unpuestion-
ahly the mos; different" thing seen
here recently.
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THE SUPREME COURT

Proceedings in the Supreme Court
o: Appeals Of Virginia. yesterday
Were: stark. ct ais. ". STARK. e, ais.
argued and submitted; Hlankcnhnkcr.
81 ais. ~. Early ct ais. argued and
submitted
Next cases: Virginia Railway and
Power Company VS.. Wc!lons: iHhbs
X co. W. First National hank of
Alexandria; Director-GcncraI of Rail-
roads VI. Gravins; Warden vs.. Fred
erickShur% Power Company. ct ais:
Davis. director general. vs.. MerrclI.
administrator; Drake VS. Norfolk
steam Laundry Corporation.
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Legal Notices
81 I

Statement OF the Ownership. Man
as'meht CIRCULATION. Etc. Require!
~ The h"t of Congress- OF August -.
1919. Of Richmond Times Dispatch.
pubiishca daily at Richmond. Viz
GINA. for Apru !. 1899. stat. OF V!r-
gina, county OF ilcnrIco. ss. Before
state and county aforesaid. person
ally appeared Charles Phillips Has
brook, who. having been duly sworn
acc"rdine /? Law. dcpOses and says
that h" IL the publisher OF the Rich
lnpnd Times Dispatch. and that the
following -. TO the best Of his know
edge and belief, q true statement OF
IN" ownership. management tnud II II
daily paper, The CirculattonJ, etc. Of
thc aforesaid publication for the date
shown In thc above caption, required
by tho Act Uf August -. 1919, en-
bodied ia section t3. Postal Laws
ana heGgla,i"nS, printed on tho
Ihht IN" nnm"H and addresses o! III"
publisher, editor, managing editor
anH business managers are: Pub
i!ichm"ud. Va. Editor, Robert p.
Ford. Richmond Va. Managing Ehl-
loi: none; Bnsin.ss Managers. n"ur.
=. Ihht tie owners are: Give names
and addresses of individual owners
Of u corporation, glSc It's name a:Ii
N" names and addresses Of stock
holders "w nlnr OF holding i per cent
or more ~ In" total amount OF Stock
owner, Tie Times Dispatch Publish
lns e.. inc. stpchhoId.rs. }. .. Wins
ltirhmoud. Va. Jules :r"UChaud. Sew
York y y: Charles Phillips Iiar-
brook. richmond. Va: Sunsc, Has
brook: lachmond, Va. +. Il. Rogers.
Sew York. =. y 3. That IN. known
bondho!dctS. mortgages, and other
security holders n"nins or holding
per cent or NOR. 90 total amour, OF
bonds mortgages or other securities
arr. az there ar. none, 50 r,at".p
Nou". I. Thn; tn. TWO paragraphs
nest Abuvr. giving tho names ot th"
owners. "t""kholdcrs. aud security
holders - ANY contain not only the
list of stockholders and security
holders as th"y appear upon the books
Vi The company. but also. IN cases
Wh"r" the stockhOld"r or security
h".l'i tPi.Ars mon me books OF ne
company as trustee or IN AN: other
.idu"inry relation. the nam" "t IA.
'p"rEun or corporation for whom such
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statements embracing atlantis fun
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N,i,h stockholders and security
holders VINO DO a"t appear upon III"
Looks ~ tn" rmpany a trustees.
rarits oii-r than that Of bona nd..
"wn'r and this ainant has no Yea
SHn 1" h'li"F" that any otncr person.
association ~ corporation has any
'1i"ros direct or indir"c, ~ the said
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~ So" sint-d toy MIN. o. That IN"
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'r.hut-d. through the mails or other
~ is" To paid subscribers during the
SIN months preceding the dat" shown
;.h",o Is 26.7l5. Crhis Information liz
required from daily publications
cfliN.b
G. T.. HASBROoK
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 3rd day OF April. 1922.
HELEN ~. EAST
tS"aJ Notary Public.
CNIy commission expires AprN -.
1870
MEETi$G-rh annual meeting OF the
stockholders of The Automatic Paper
Manufacturing Company VIII be held
imond. Va. on Thursday. the i3;h day
%; Npril. 1892. at II q. VI
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NJ the Bfjo,I.

~ 'Hc biJDu.
In rcvcrting To tho old masters
for ii type Of aim story which should
p"ssess both the charm of novelty
ana universal drama,icism, the pro-
ducers Of The Couqucring Power
showing at tn" Hijou this week. have
struck very fundamental appeal i'm
the Richmond piaygocr. Tho tale
which June Mathis has SO clcvcrly
adapted for her scenario. MAS writ
ton by Balzuc under the canton,
'Eugenic Grandct" Alice Terry,
takes the part of Eugeni" in a very
delightful manner Her fine moGe!,d
features and rather quiet expression
help her wonderfully. Rodolph Val
'ntinO takes somewhat secondary.
part as Charles Grandct. Ralph
Lewis is the leading character. Nr
takes the part ot rorc Graudct. -
very difficult part His cmotionalis,n
is superb; his appearance truly won
dcrful
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-04
~ the Colonial.

IONA Gates delightful little elias
sic. Miss Lula Bot" acclaimed by
critics, is showin;; AT the Colonial
Tor the FIRST three days uf thu week
The little literary mastcrwork that
won the Pulitzer award makes an
unusually attractive screen story Il
IS Just the type OF thing which Mic,
Gale alores and on which she does
her best work. William DcMilic
should be awarded some variety of
Pulitzer prize :or his superb produc-
ton for ii c"cr imitator caught In.
spirit of artists work i, is IA this
version OF Difficult. story. Lois Will
son takes the leading feminine rol,
n most attractive manner Thco-
dore Roberts, who seems TO b. n sort
OF sine qua non IL. modern pictures
OF the bette" sort, is quite at his
best In this one. Ethel Wales j.
most amusing aa Grandma Lctt.
Clarence Burton, whom we r"rncn, Der
in many recent films. has the sam.
''alls we'll" attractivcncss and bay
ishnesS that viii eventually make Il
iirst-notch star of him
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
l.. f.. SCHMIDT x co. INC.
Auctlonccrs

by virtue Of "a certain decd .! trust
dated September LIST. 1921. and re-
corded in Clerks Of6ce Of the Rich
mOnd chanccry Court In -. Il. l77-D
page 80. default having been made in
tn" payment OF portion ~ the DEBT
secured thereby. and having been re-
qulred by the beneficiary Hereunder
SO 10 do. ! the undersigned trustee.
Will on
FRIDAY, APRIL :. 1922.
at . o'clock i. NJ.
on the premises. proceed TO sell that
certain lot, piece OF parcel OF land.
lying and being In rhc city 81 Rich
mond. Va. together with all improve
mcnts thereon. designated ;ts No. 1907
Fendall Avenue. and NOR" particu-
larry described as follows. tO-wit:
Beginning 81 Il poiat on the cast line
cf Fcndai II Avenue. distant one hun
drcd and twcnt!-s seven b:IJ feet.
four 90 inches north oc tho north
eastern Intersection Of f'cndall ave
nue and Erook!and PARK Boulevard
theme" running along the said east
line uf Fcnhall Avenue In Il northcr-
~ direction and fronting thereon
fOrty-two $50 feet. six 90 incnes
thence extending back from said
front and between parallel lines ono
hundred and th!Tty-iive r35J feet to
"A ntteeu 'l5l foot alley.
Note: The above sale Is made sub
ieCt 10 . prior deed Of trust securing
100000 principal. and the int"-cs;
thereon. y + SCHMIDT.
"HES placing Dispatch Classified AZ.
ask abou, or three and seven tim.
rates. they arc a,trnctIye
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Trustee s
Auction Sale

In cXecGi!cm OF a decd OF trust
IN Tho clerks Office OF HicHmnnd
Changcry Court. II. Il. 22l-B. page
49,. default havini; been made in tn,
payment OF the principal note thereby
secured, and having been requested
by The holder OF said note so 10 do,
| Will. on
TUESDAY. APRIL 1. 1929.
=. !! o'clock 4. NJ,
sell at public auction on the promises
mat certain lot OF land. with the
imprnNemcntS thereon. in the CITY
OF Richmond. Va, fronting thirty-
four feet. more o. less, on the north
line of kempcr Street. between Allen
Avenue formerly Carter street, and
LON DardE street. running caStward,y
from a point one hundred and sixty-
nine feet nine inches east OF Allen
Avcnuc. and running back north :
wardly between parallel lines ninety
seven feet.
Terms: CASH
There is on this property the
foundation and uHcomplctrd side
walls Of Il dwelling.
S t. WALTERS.
Trustee
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AZ the Isis.

William Fairbanks again scores a
triumph in n most exciting series OF
thrilling episodes, 'Tlclrs Border"
showing at the Isis for the FIRST part
OF the week. The plot al the story
is bui!l Vith quite "a little skill and
with a viuv to maintaining a certain
variety Of brcathless suspense from
start 10 finish. II is the typical ad
venture story. with just enough OF
drama TO make an appeal TO many
kinds Of thcatcr folks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-04
Al the ItlItcl,trtf.

Reckless Chances" showing ut the
Hiucbird, is we'll titled. J. T.. Nc
Gowar. who plays the leading role.
takes one daring chance after an
other He finally defeats fate and
the band OF ruiiians bent on his de-
stTuctiom, however. and comes M
smiling for the last closeup. While
the story is not unique. as plot goes.
II II executed in Il way that Is thrill
ing and Yet plausible j. l.. Mo
Gowan's work is quite finished and
he is we'll supported. 'Torchy." Sc
well Ford's iudomitable creation. is
knocked about at every turn In
Battling Torchy," the comedy at
traction, but his unfailing good
humor finally triumnhs for him. The
story is absorbing, and. at times.
hi ghly comiCal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-04
MEXICO AND BANKERS
COMMISSION TO CONFER
he AssoeIatcd l,res.-I

NEW YORK. April 3.-Th. Mexican
government. through it's local ilna:l-
cial agency, today announced mat
plans for Il meeting between Adol N
&c Ia liucrta, Mexican Minister ut
flha nee. ana tho representative of
the International committee Of bank
crs OF Mexico have virtually boon
completed. Questions With reference.
TO tho McHicsu governments external
Indebtedness will be discussed.
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TRUSTEES SALE
WEST BROAD STREETLOT

OF
hav mad
10 no. WIZ sell hy public -
THURSDAY. 6.
+. NJ.
rr@Irty; aud
Court in d. r. % ''1 ''e"''c' county
Sale po,,yc No ro.,,, JOHN $ CHRISTIAN Trustc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-04

"a HRS. MARY 4. SPENCER. ~
AVE Wnicrt"wn. y. v. nscd a.,
WHO declares she gained nftccn
pounds ON Tnnlnc md feel. lust
mn" MI III" time. Was In badly
rundown condition,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-04
No. 1909 Il. FRANKLIN ST.
TUESDAY. APRIL 1. 1922.
At 1890 O'CLOCK y. NJ.

We VIII sell Il large lot OF ner-
chandisc, express ANA railroad. un-
Claimed sales. consisting OF Tents.
rags. Covers. Awnings, etc, Paints,
oils. Tools. Tool Chests. Hardware.
Hop", :Ictal Gas Tubing Electric
Moto-s. Electrical Supplies and
parts. Automobile Tires and Tubes,
Auto Springs, parts and supplies.
shoes, Dry Goods, UndcrWcar, chill
drcn.s Dresses, Graphophones. N-ray
Machine China Closet. Pictures
crpcN"ry. glassware. Cooking Utcr-
siis. stoves. Drugs. Toilet prepare
lions. Ice Cream Frr-Z"rS. Betting.
Blasting Paper. Stationery, Cans and
miscellaneous merchandise OF every
kind. These goods must he sold re-
CARELESS Of what they bring.
Sale positive. Terms: CASH.
THE VALENTINE Auction 90
INCORPORATED
AuCtIouccrS
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rustee' S Sale
West End
2-Story Dwelling
No. Gle South Laurel Street

No Gl2 South Laurel Street
Ey virtue Of a deed Of trust dated
June 81, 1920, from Jas. l.. Smith, to
the undersigned trustee, duly re-
corded in Richmond Chancery Court.
-. Il. 261A, y. -. to secure Il certain
note therein described. default being
made and being required so to do.
l Will sell at public auction on the
premises, to the highest bidder.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL ., 1922,
at $40 J.. NJ.
Lot OF land, with improvements
thereon (being No. 6l2 South Laurel!
street,, beginning at Il point on west
line Of Laurel Street, Ia feet south
OF China Street thence running
southwardly and fronting 90 feet on
west line OF laurel Street and rum
ming back between parallel lines 1855
feet TO 2O-foOt alley"
There is also a wide alley on the
south, which makes II almost good
as u corner. The house contains 1
or . rooms; city water and toilet
sewer. etc. and has good-size lot
for garage, etc.
TERMS; Ali Cash.
LIE ROY e. BROWN.
Trustee,
j. Thompson Brown e Co.
Auctioncers
While above terms are prescribed
by the deed. easier terms can DO ar
ranged by small cash payment and
balance liko rent.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.

TRADE SALE OF
SHOES: DkESS Is. UNDERWEAR.
MEMS pA%TS, STORM COATS.
CAPS COLLARS. GLOVES.
ETC, AT AtCTIOE.
We VIII sell To the trade AZ our
saicsrooin. Broad street between
Sixth and Seventh
FRIDAY. APRIL I. 1872.
commencing At 1890 A. NJ.
large assortment o' Ladies' SIX
and S"rg" ono picc" Dresses. Ladies
ANA Mems shoes. tndcrw"ar. Union
suits. Mems Caps. Gloves Arrow
Brand Collars. Pants. storm Coats,
Dvcralls and WORK shirts. Ch!ldrcn's
Union Suits caps. etc. Also n lot
Garden Tools. liuul"um Mats. several
rolls "t Mating. Dayton Alrlcss
mdsings. q @"x3 punctgrc- proof Inner
Tubes, etc.
Dealers invited. Terms; CASH.
VA. AUCTION co. Auctionc"rs
George V. Oliver, Salesman.
DISPATCH Classified Ads are received
over IA" phone for your convenience
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-04
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILWAY COMPANY
NOTICE Or ANNUAL. MEETING
pA.n..nrh a. q. !.

klrhinnnd. Va. February It. 1922.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that the
Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF
The Chcsapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany VIII he held. az provided in tho BY
Laws. i; tho general once OF tho Company
in tho city Of Richmond. virginia on
Tuesday, the 18th day OF April, s.:, ut IL
o'clock A. 81.
Cd fog the election OF directors:
tej TO approve. ratify and confirm such
action heretofore taken or aut horizcd by
1.-THE Board of Directors, by the Enecu.
two Committee OF the Company. whether
pursuant to any previous authorization,
by the stockholders OK otherwise, as may
be- submitted to the meeting; and
90 to transact such other business an
may lawfully come before tho meeting
Tho stock transfer books will b. closed
at the Office Of the Company No 5l
broadway, New York City. Friday the
2th day OF March, 1922. AT ) O'Clock f.
NJ. and VIII lac rcopeHcd on Wednesday,
the 10Th day of April. 1922, at 10 O'Clock
A 81.
by order OF tho Board Of Directors;
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
WNntcd-ltcal Estate
80

FARMS vacated. large or smali. For quick
results. Mcssrs. West and Timber
lake. farm department.. j. u. carncal &
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-04
At the BrOnd,yny.

y complete lack OF originality Of
thought is the chief faul, with the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-04

REAL. ESTATE-L!st your property with
us for sale FOR rent. We can saw,
you. Il. +. Schmidt & Co.. 70 North
LlYhIh Sirnnl -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-04

WHEN placing Dispatch Classified az.
ASK about ON three and seven time
rates. they arc attractive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-04

DISPATCH Classified Ads ar. received
over IA" phone for your convenience
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" order OF tho Board Of Directors;
4. TREVVETT. Secretary.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Ihe Town Council OF the Town OF
Waynesboro. Va.


March II. 1929.
sealed proposals will be received at the
once or the Mayor OF Wayneshuro Vs.
until O'Clock l.. NJ, APRIL s. 1892. for:
approximately eighteen thousand SQUARE
yards OF Bitumlnous MacadAm streets All
"oih 10 oe done In accordance with the
plans ana attached general iustructiona
posal. ~ W.
certified check for $1,000. payable TO
the mayor OF WaynesborC. Va must -
company each proposal
Plans and specifications ara IN e,a o.,
the Office OF the Mayor and n sci car hs
secured by payment OF $3.50. "
Inc lown Council OF Waynesboro "a
bids "' VI al
Treasurer OF Corporation Of Wsvne.ho,o
VIRGINIA RAILWAY AND POwER 20
seventh and Franklin Streets
Richmond. Va.
- March 20. 1929.
meeting OF the ckholders OF tbs w,s
ginia Hallway and Power Company VII, ~.
hold at the general Office OF the con,n.,,
In the city OF Richmond Va on ~
n1sday. April H. 1922. AT ~ O'clock A.
The transfer books viii be closed IN
Friday. March 81. 1922. at 3 O'Clock p Al
and viii he reopened on Thursday. Anri
20. 1922 at ~ o'clock A. 81.
q. Is. WILLIAMS,
.------------------- Secretary.
THE DISPATCH CLASSIFIED Ads are CON
z. nncting links between buyer and seller.
THE DISPATCH CLASSIFIED AID. bring .pr.
and quick results,
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kIMBHOuGII MCCARTHY & CHEISTIAN. INC
Real Estate Auctionecrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-04

MEETING annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF The Automatic Paper
ManufacturIn. Company VIII he held
at the 0i!ce OF IN" company. Rich
iHOnd. Va. On Thursday. the l3ih day
%; Arril. 1922. at u y. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-04

By J. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
1911 E.nst Main
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-06

rest or the time?
or course the Chtld's health should
not be sacrificed for the parents pleas
urc. But | cannot feel that for young
stcr TO lose some sleep few times in
= year means that.
II really seems to ME that. as gen.
Grafton. we are inclined TO go too far
III our feeling that everything should be
sacrificed for children. True, their need
So- Il proper foundation OF health and
education is vitality important. but can
not both these needs be met without
quite SO niue hcmphas!S and sacrifice
as are often given them"
Is Such Sacrifice Necessary
know family who have just set
tied down in - suburb Of a big city
from which the husband has To maxi
and hour and half journey each way
20 hts work. Thuts three hours a day
out o. his life. The reason IS that there
are better schools for the son OF the
family in that town.
That's the sort OF lavish sacrifice
mean. Ars such sacrifices necessary?
tan they not be carried 10 foolish en-
trcnlas? Are they always for the childs
ultimate good" Imagine the father,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-06
Helen Hunters Husband
A FLOOD IN THE KITCHEN
By Jane Phelps

bridge party. II" had brought home a
new magazine containing some articles
on !usuran"" . He thought II might he
OF help 10 him and was anxious TO
read II.
YOU win" Welen said good naturally.
"Y"u didn't expect Inc to DO them, did
you"
Seeing L was YOUR party, I think you
miyA' would like AN hour or two TO
read Uccasiuaal!y.'
They worked on in silence. not that
e'ther were ANGRY. but there WAS moth
tus 20 be said. Helen would not wash
dishes, and they had TO DC washed. AZ
soon rs he had finished. Jack wiped his
hands
that's every blamed th!ng I'm going
70 10 tonight" he declared.
''IH;c Jack. there's the
"Whatcver Il H. Il can wait. I'm go
lax 20 warm one Of the sitting room
chairs for the next hour: and delioer-
ately Ignoring the fact OF the unemptied
pan the milk bottles, etc. he went into
the living room and took up his maya
zinc. Blu, the door Was open and before
he found the article he Intended 20 read
he heard Helen say:
1T VIII walt. II l." no mans serv-
ant"
When she in the next moment Joined
him there was n smi!e on her lbs. ~
sh" also found q magazine.
This Is coy" Jack said Nttle later.
The article had interested him wonder
fully, and he had thought he might APP
ply some OF what Eo-had read 10 his
work Some way. hts mind had With
drawn itsel: entirely from his late home
work, work he now had been doing for
several weeks. and he spoke as he had
when they first took the apartment and
he had a littlc time FOR reading.
Y expect that pan has run over by
, this time" vas Nc!ems careless re-
Spouse.
Dick Jumped from his chair. She was
right. it had run over. \ moment after
ne aad empt!cd Il into II" sink. splitting
still more. the janItress came up filled
with indignation.
"Youse Will have 10 be 4ore careful.
Them folks under youse Is kIcltn' fear
frl They say they'l make you pay II
It happens again
(ro-morrow-Helen IL EnvtouS)