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New-York tribune., 1922-07-27
Bullish Crop News
Fails to Prevent
Decline i'm Cotton
Advices of Damage, How
ever, Bring Steadying Cow
ering Movement, Leaving
Prices q to 80 Pts. Down

Bullish crop reports from all parts
Of the belt did not prevent the cotton
market from making substantial de-
elines yesterday. but they did attract
more than the usual amount OF attcn-
tion from the trade. and in the after
noon brought about a covering move
ment that left the market steady AZ
the close. with prices p TO ~ points
net lower.
~.t only wer. these adverse weatnrr
re,.,rs. received hy houses when nave
trer hriifsh righf along. but they were
efso sfown By traders who for some tlHue
rasf have been fkeptlcal ABOUT oamAkSS
rorttfi0rs IN tho Southwest ana incilnea
20 beiittle tho idea hat ne crop naa ossa ,sa
injured hv hot weathcr this carry ln tns
,es.on IL was eaid that the crop IN
roufh Te1as was shedding and detefiorat-
inr fast. Very hirh temperature. espe-
e.aliv m oklahoma. while they have un.
doghfedly checked tho spread or weefli
10 some extent have 10 was said, put
shs crop ln critical position. 90 that
unless the dry spell Il relieved shorty
serious crop situation may easily develop
The boil weevn activity in the Eastern pelt
wss noted by the weekly goNernment crop
report which otherwise was Regarded az
favorable. .
private crop report. issued early IN
the dav made conditions lat. and the IN
dicafed crop vas placed a. ~, $4,000 bales
The local market FOR spot COTTON Msa
ouief and 20 points lower ~ ~ % Tor MO -
ding 40 sales were reported.
Tho range Of prices.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27
May Ask Deposit
OF Bonds When
Obregon Ratifies
Bankers Here Believe That
the Approval of the Mexi-
can Congress Will BE
No More Than a Formally

Formal call for deposit Of Mexican
government and railroad securities un-
d.r the agreement effected between
Adolfo de In Hucrta. Mexican Minis
Ter Of Finance. and the international
comuittcc OF bankers on Mexico may
be sent 10 bondholders Immediately
unon recent of President Obrcgons
annroval. Final ratification of the
Agreement bv Mexico will involve its
sanction bv the Mexican Congress, but
the opinion Is held By bankers that
this will be no more than q formnliiy'
once General Obergon's signature has
been attached.
II was pointed out yesterday that
the new Congress in Mexico would not
be convened until September l ana
that action upon the agreement, owing
10 the necessity Of organizing follow
ing the recent elections, might be con'
siderablv deferred beyond that date.
To postpone seeking the indorsemcnt
Of bondholders until this had been
ACCOMPLISHED, bankers said, might de-
Law ratification Of the agreement by
the security holders too late 20 enable
the nlan 10 be declared operative when
scheduled The informal view is that
the notice might be issued conditional
upon approval By the Mexican Con.
gress, just as bond issues are sold
subject 20 approval by the Interstate
Commerce Commission, when that ae-
tion il regarded as n formality.
No final decision upon the call Is eN-
pected. In any event. until General
Obregon has signed the agreement
and Il probably will not be taken pend
ing the return OF Thomas ". Lamont,
Of ]. ?. Morgan & Co., from Idaho,
where he Is spending n vacation.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27
Country Produce

Butter Receipts were 1896 packages
Creamery. higher than extras. pound. s6g
35hc. extras % score. 1thc: nrs's. tig
21i1c;. seconds. 2s4 Q5obei lower ggrads,ss
ESQ zoe. centralized cars. 20 score. SIC. ~
score 3ic. 50 score. ~ 03lhc. 30 20 ~
score 29h 030bc. unsalted. higher thsn
sec nrsts. 33Q3fhc. seconds. ~ u G.
lower grades. 3003ic; state dhlry tubf'
finest. $50 sic. good 20 prime. ~ = dszb .
common 10 fair. asa sic. ladies'. enftent
make. extras 3Oq3ic nrsts. l7h q ~ = e.
seconds. 2s027o. lower grades. 2fi19 q
25i.c. packing stock. current make. No.
]. 27c: No. 2. 25i1 g26c; lower grades
s2Gi5c
Cheese Receipts wer. Aoso boHes Nsw N1s
York state fats. fresh specials. 2oh q
2litc. average run. 1914 dzoci twins, ircsh'
specials 2Oil Q2ic; average run. lf1
zoe. Wisconsin. fresh double Daisies. 200
2Oi.c single Daisies. 2o92ohc' Young
Trrs~Receipts we're 20 o.ss7 cases Fresh
rathercd extras dozen. 2Tq CSC, regular
packed. extra nrs,s. 40 zsc, regular
iGQ zoe: trade eggs. l7Qi9c; dirties. regu-
lar packed, 40. !. l70isc. No. and
poorer. i56i6c. checks. poor 70 choioe'
dry. i50i7c; New Jersey. hennery whltes'
candled, extras. $50 sc. uncandled extras
41Q4tc. nearby hennery whites. extras
local candled. &c; nearby and nearby
Western hennery whites. average ehtfab.
ssQf extra hrsis, Stq sbci hIs,s Svw
ira hras. 80 q SIC. under grades, = zse' :
pulletg eggs. 20U3sc. Pacihc Coast
tyhitea extras. 36Q37c. extra hrsts. $50
24c. nrsts. 2S032c. under grades, sVEc;
other Western and Southern. gathered
whites 24030c; nearby and nearby Vest
er, hennory browns. extra. 80 u CSC. nearby
brown ana mixed colors gathered extras
gsc. arsts 90 extra hrsts. 22g &c.
Potatoes-Maryisnd, barrel tz.s5 q .z.te'
Virginia. 10. !, barrel. s2Qi2.l5; Jersey
red' 15O-pound bag. t.75WtZ25i 10. 2.
7bcQfi26. Long Island. barrel. ~! !egls
sack. f2.2Jaf2.s5. sweets. Jersey basket.
ti260f2.b0. yams, Florida, barrel ,ey'
Ceorgla and Florida, sweets, barrel. 1f0|s.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27
FINANCIAL
THE NEw YORK cENTHAL
RAIIRoAD COMPANY

New York. -. y. July H. ~.
70 ~. hol1<r, Of THE NEW YORK cEy.
rRAL RAfLRoAD CohPASl ~
ERIL Trust GOLD BoNDs fa.s
snder TrHsf lo'e~nsrf esfd -
,>uber .. 1910. b>fUsen ssa kasrN
Company ord Gudroui1 TfrH ts"p'|
NOTICE is HEREBY GiyEN "a, =.
New York Central Railroad cgrQin.
acc orfance with the prcYisior. - ~. I,l -.
Agreement above mentioned. has ess',l !.
pa on and redeem on Septemb>r ]. ~. ~,
an 81 its Ten-Year Seven Per csnt ~.
lateral Trust Goii Bonds sggfrrnn
principal amount q ',s 600. 800. issrei sa'.' y
said rrus, Agreement. such rsf.nit -
he az The rate q ict per cent. ~ ne ~,
clpal amount together 9TH irt-fsft se.i =. -
and unpaid 70 september ], l3..i th+f
principal amount u sl rfif to1.f
premium and accru.t interest as aioIs -.
will be payable on September !. s... AZ
Once OF the General 1ratnr.l ~
Railroad Company. Sev YORK cenifsl ns''., :,
Ing. No. tCe IyexinKton Avenue f.f.-.
Manhattan. Ssw lork. \. Y. Af1 t.n
sep,smtsr 1. 1879. inssres, ea al o. -
bonss ~lll cease. ..,---....
BY AUTHORITY ~ the Hoard - Dirsstsr
THr SEw YORK cENTkAL
RAILROAD CoMPANl.
ny T.. =. STEPHENSON. sscfs'iV
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27
Peerless WOODEN Opens Display

The Peerless Woolen Mills yester-
day opened their spring lines Of all
wool pure fabrics az prices ranging
from si.05 20 sr55. which are on ad-
vance Of 3 per cent over last seasons
prices. Light colors, particularly
grays and tsns and grayish tans,
proved very popular, while good
sprinkling OF green mixtures also sold
we'll. An Official Of the company said
that the trade Is buying much more
freely than last year.
". Stuisberg. Schell & Co. an.
nounced yesterday that they woVS
open their lines Of 1923 spring
worsteds on Tuesday. August /.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27
Food Prices Show Upward
Trend for Month of June

WASHINGTON. July 26.-Whilc liv.
ing costs generally in the United
States we're % per cent lower last
month than in June. 1920. and two
tenths OF / per cent lower than in
March. this year. they were $50 per
cent higher than in December, 1918,
the Bureau Of Labor Statistics OF the
Department Of Labor announced to-
day.
Food prices showed an upward trend
from March 10 June. the figures re-
vealcd, but were Offset in the general
average by declines in clothing. fuel,
light. furniture and miscellaneous
necessities. while housing remained
stationary.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27
r., c., C.. & 81. l.. Dividend

PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-The d.
rectors Of the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
Chicago & 81. Louis Railroad Com
pnny to-day declared a dividend cover
ing a period from January. 1921, to
July. 1922, az a rate Of per cent q
year. being an aggregate Of per cent
FOR the period. The dividend is pay
able August rs TO stockholders as OF
August 7. 1922.
The announcement OF the dividend
was unexpected in financial circles.
The directors OF the company deferred
the dividend in June and December last
year and in June Of this year. BY to-
days declaration all back dividends
are made up.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27
Phillips Petroleum

Ne, earnings Of the Phillips Petro-
leum Company for the quarter ended
June 30 amounted 20 S3,O34.43O. after
dedueiing bond interest, sinking fund
and taxes. The net earnings for the
second quarter were the largest for
any quarter in the eompany's history
and were almost double the net for
the first quarter. Net earnings for the
first half OF 1922 amounted 20 S4.G7i.-
0lO. equal 20 over 81 a share on the
100000 shares Of stock. before de-
probation and depletion. Net earn
ings for July. IL was announced ycster-
day, will exceed 81 100000.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27

COnee Futures-The range q prices'
Tue
oo.n If,rh I,oA. Close. ciof
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27

Southern spot Markets weston tiesoy'
- points lower al 2i 7tc: sales 1902 bales
Nsw orleans quiet. unchanged et 1lJVc :
rafss s7I bales Mobile nominal. On
changed 81 llc. sales. nil savannah
s.esdv 20 points lower a. 81. zoe. soles,
bais. Norfolk QUIET. IS points lower ~
~ stc. sales 400 bales August quiet. 70
POINTS lower 90 2i.c5c. sales ~ bales
w.nnhfs efeady. unchanged a. 12bOc' .
.aiss 400 bales St Louis steady. un-
hanged a. 2250c. sales. NIL Houston
qulst. 20 points lower ~ ~ C0c; sales asl
=. ,f thr. sales bales Dallas Quiet. 20
re,nts lower 81 2i.20c. sales 2.sll BALES
Montgomery frn unchanged AZ zl.Sse,
raiea 65 bales Fort Worm qulet. ~
f-t. fo,vcr ~ q zoe. sales 400 bales.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27
u. s. Settles With NJ. X. & r.

WASHINGTON. July 25.-Final set
tlement OF all outstanding accounts
between the government and the Mis-
souri,. Kansas g. Texas Railway Com
pnny made to-day by the Railway Ad-
ministration involved the payment OF
$4,000 900 TO the road, which is in the
hands Of n receiver.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27

Call loans against neeeptanees, 31
ner cent
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27
Corn
Yesterdays Previous
1.,i.rdaysPr Previous
flour and Meal

TerfrTfny's ITfVI0us IfaF
New York: close. close ago
No. 2 y. fo.bf0.sfb t0stn Nlsb =
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27
London Metal Market

LONDON. July 26.-SAndard cop
per. spot. 500 los; futures. f53 i5s.
Eleetrolytie, spot, $40 los; futures. f7i
los. Tin, spot, $3.50 Is Cd; futures.
fi60 rs Sd. Lead. spot. f25 i5s; futures.
f2f los. Zinc, spot, f29-i7s Cd; futures,
600 los.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27

Sugar and Coffee

Raw Sugar Futures-Ths market opened
verv active trading RiEh. after the call
longs seemed 10 think that the peak OF
me recent movement had been reached and
were disposed 20 take profits heavy trad
most % the day and prices worked on. the
market closing a. net declines ~ TO :
points on estimated sales Of $4,000 tons.
IanQo Of prices. Tues.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27
Grain Prices


Yesterdays Previous Year
New York. close. close. Ho
40. 2 hard slzsb b.zs Sl'iH
Chieaso-Range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27

Montreal

$4,000 Pitts Bwg 6. 80 20 80 90
1000 Ind Dwg ss.. sax sos csR Cox
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27

Detroit

100 Am II 4 Trac.i5i i3in i:th u
200 Charcoal pfd.. ~ ~ IA
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27
Cntionseed OIL

Tn. market for cottonseed oil was un-
der pressure throughout the entire session
"a rtoeinr ouotations wero a. the low Of
ne day with net decline % "a 90 81
POINTS Selling was quito general and
taa due largely 90 the weakness In lard
ana cotton and a more favorable view oi
fhe cotton crop prospects. lotai safes
were 1900 barrels.
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27
PACIFIC Gas AND FTFrTEic 90.
FIRST PREFERRED DIVIDEND 10 n

NO. &C.
The regular quarterly dividend 81 ia
per share upon the f1ll-pAid Fir,i Pf-
f.rrsd and Original Preferred Capital s,esf
Of the Company VIII be paiS o. AsfsH ~
is7. 10 sharshoiders % record Of ess Il
business July 5is. 1874 p. rtsss
books will no, be closed sni chsco I'll
be mailed from the Office of ths csmeUy
in time 20 reach stoc1holisrs on ~ tis
they ars payable.
A. =. HOcKESBEArEa
Vlee-Presidsnt and Trarw
San Francisco. California.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27
Toronto
Bld As-s

Riordon Pulp 4 Paper. old com. Ios
90 ntN com ............ .l.lt
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27
4. Il. CATO CIGAR COMPANY on Sh"
REDEMPTION NOTICE
sor,cs ov sross,rles.

noricE oF RfoGnrrlos. -..-rssli
70 hsidsss q vistsv sssss sss 49,
Nosiss 10 hrfshg rs-r 40 fe'ps, A. s.< o.
i--csii Ter ssrttsi rs<ssssss -
tissssy ssux--sn ~ =, ~nt '..3<s o.
Noiss Il icff 'isIs. shiss s-n ,As 49, -. " -
k,tsrs "A. n. 4. o. g." 90 ~ g~a< ~ -
srsl ngrbsrs hsras hssn dssrs h -
r.rpss b. iot In ths nsnnss rrs- .Srnw
ss<rs,sD u iss rresssD. ss sslr ~ -
iisn sa D.ssnb~r IS. 1874. ysrsssni !" -, q
ussu fss rsd<rsrsiss eoatsised 10 ~ II ~
ia Trsssary pspsrssnt ctreu1 Ne ". ~
ias,iy issnsd. lntsrsst % su - ~ "a -
tirtory s0iss thss esi%d To- v~dsnr.ss ,esa ~
- aid fs<~spsioa csfs. p>sss1s " - 49,
v's.s.y ss,s. q ,hs - ~ss
psssss Y ,h<ir rnsi es.s:v ~ go. -
.sssss a6sssi ~ ttas cell fcs eef-~~si =
via b>s>ns ds srd psvses - w
hsy -. isss. sosssdins 10 skss 'ss -
-, ,-o.,:,ss .,. .t'.,.a. : e., g ,,.:-, =: -
ssds@pssoa soss.s shss ssn 10 rs~,- -
Dsrsssaspt cirsiss Ne -. esisd '.S SscG1
ssrlss q skish nss - ssssissd fssn ~ 10
DspsItu<ot. pls,sen Il Less srd 80 -
ins'sa. D. C.. q sw rs>'ss' 49, sSIi1k
sss =. usa spssss1 q -,
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27
Federal Land Bank Bonds

Joint stock Land BANK
is. isbl-i95i. f02H as
soint Stock Land Bank
5iss is5i-ie3i.........io3h 1854 Aes
Joint Stock Land Bank
S. is5S-i92t......... % 100 500
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 8hs. ig5i-i93i..1o5 io5. 40
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 81. i9a7-isf0.. 90. i00X $50
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank Is. i9si-lgsi...io2 io7x t6t
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27

IIverpoOl Cables-SpOt cotfon ihcItas'u
f.meni az IS points decline. middling'
faOtd sales. 1000 bales, American
900 bales Imports. 5000 bales. Amer
fran 1000 bales Tenders new docket.
b 900 bales. Futures opened steady %
10 points advance. Closed steady ~
net decline 81 % 20 23 points July.
IL ssd. october. i2.0Od. December. II sod >
January. 1.7sd. March, ll.Ildi May,
If fod Manchcster. Yarns easier. cloths
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27
New York State BONDS

Issued IN coupon and registered form.
not interchangeable. Coupon bonds -egis-
terabie.
Form. Rate Maturity Bld. Ask. Yield
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27

Interest coupon on The crest s1n
Petroleum Corporation ysaf' ss'N. -
presentation az The ci'irens Trs.
ings DsnS. chieago. or AZ me e1s"
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27
. A. R. Spachi & Co"
s,o,d s,,.,, New Yea
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
rIr BANK OF AMERIcA
q MA-T NTTFFFI
July a. ~
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS "
THE UkNK or AMERICA

HeW l"sN wv - 80 IA 1874
TO rur srocKHor.Dyas OF
TIE BkNK or American IL,
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE ihst 'tn.st
meeting - ,he stockhoidsr 2, - u
of America VIII be held st ne an.,'.se
said bank. a. Wall Street IN he bes,Ss.
Of Manhattan city - Ne~ lW.. a
York. on the ph day " sygss' dat
one 40 o'clock W The sfterneea, ,si
aayi for re re ,I1aI psrPosss ,s. - ,.,o~,ns' s
n TIE Increase q the nufnbsr o. sa'
tors " said oank from tTsn''''"' =
IRE Amendment Of the Ar,ls.ss =
Assnciat,on o, said bank By sves,h..s
In place of Section of Article III '''''
''yer l. The powers - ne Assrs" -.
shall be exercised. and ~ nos rvsy
Quoted by twenty-five difeetpis ,s.~ss
director shalt be a ci'isen 81 tns s'i ~
states Of America. and shsh 80 Al
hold 81 al times. in his own ...,s
.eas, ten nol shares OF ne ssS''
of the Rank
the following ...,.t,ss
''ssc. !. The powers of the As,esns ~,
shall be exercised. ana ts bo'ucx x.s-,
Quoted By twenty seven dire.'o,s t,,ltsl
director shall he a ei.iEen of tAs ~
states % America. and shan 80 Al
no a At ali times. In hts own nt ..'s
.eas, ten nol shares Of the s@'''''
iy order q, IN, Board Of Dlrse'srs a.,
EDWARD G. DELAFfELD, F'e'
CHARLES = CURTIS. CASHIER
n. N. CATO CIGAR COMPANY on sh"
YORK. -,,xd
NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS NE. h...sy
Notice is hereby given that the SH
Meeting OF the Stockholders ef nv h
b CATO CIGAR CO. " New rorN a. Ss
held az the office Of the COMPANY Ma.
1874 Hudson 81. In the borossh ~
haitian. Ciiy Of New lork. on friasy.. Il
Hh day of August. isli. at n s.slssss - =
the foranoen. Tor the election of ns..<.
for the ensuing year. and for tn~ ~ -
tion Of such furthsr business az may
before the meeting. ...t.ry.
New York July 18th l,-.'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-01
A GOOD HOME DINNER.
The following home dinner will b.
found delicious:

The following home dinner will be
found delicious:
Veal Soufflc
Potatoes
Lentils Creole
Coffee Chocolate Meringue Pie
Veal Soufile: Put into a saucepan,
over the fire, three tablespoons of but
ter and two and one-half tablespoons
of -four, mixing well together. Add
two cups of sweet milk, stir till thick
ened, and cook for five minutes. Then
stir in two cups of cold, cooked and
chopped veal, one tablespoon OF
chopped parsley, and salt and pepper
to taste. Remove the mixture from the
fire and add four well-beaten eggs
Pour at once into q buttered baking
dish and put it into q moderate oven
for about % minutes, or until nicely
Drowned and high. Serve hot.
Lentils Creole: Wash one cup OF
lentils, cover with cold water, and soak
overnight In the morning drain, cover
with fresh warm water and simmer
for one-half hour in saucepan. Then
drain again, once more cover with hot
water, and let boil on the range until
tender (they can be mashed easily be.
tween the fingers when done. Now
put into frying pan three tablespoons
Of butter and, when melted, add one
onion finely chopped and one sweet
red pepper also finely chopped (seed.
removed). Let simmer until hal
cooked and almost tender, then ado
two cups of tomatoes Canned or raw.
and let simmer little longer. Season
to taste with salt, and turn the drained
cooked lentils into the mixture. lie,
simmer little longer (perhaps Is o.
20 minutes) and serve very hot.
Crust for One Pie: Put into bow
one heaping cup Of bread -four anc
work into it, with the fnger-tips, tire,
rounded tablespoons of lard and butte
mixed, half IN half Then add abou
three tablespoons of cold water ant
mix to stiff paste. Turn out onto
slightly-Houred bread board and pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-01

go on and see what has happened on
the Topmost Mountaintop where lived
the Witch of the Winds.
Always she had been on the lookout
for happenings at the home of Princess
Stella and after the long time of wait
ing one day she spled all the messengers
with the invitations for the ball.
"Ah," said she, Il guess there l
another baby at the Palace. will keeps
an eve on the place and If | am not
hidden to the feast 1t will fare worse
with this one than II did with the other,
for | will leave this baby no eye at all.
The wicked old creature guarded
her home with such blasts of wind
that no one could climb to her home
If they tried, but she only wished to
have an excuse to 90 more harm.
On the night OF the ball she mounted
her broonstick and took her black
cat under her arm and sailed down
toward the Palace. Not since the
night when she carried away the eye
of the Princess had the witch lett
her home.
On one side of the Mountain wa:
whirlpool where lived 3 powerful
River God. He had long waited for 8
chance to see the Witch of the Winds
but she had never sailed near enough
TO his watery home for hun TO see her
AS she sailed away toward the Palace
the watchful eyes of the Whlrl-
pool God saw her and SAID, Il Will
be waiting for you, Madam Witch,
when YOU return. / wonder what mis-
chef you are up 10 this night.
This time the Witch did not change
her broomstIck into tan colored
horse She sailed straight into the
garden of the Palace and landed be-
hind some trees where she left the
broomstlck and then crept unnoticed
INTO the Palace.
Here she hid behind heavy curtains
to listen and find out what was hap
pening, for she had not discovered
whether there was new baby or what
the merry-nakIng WAS over.
But she WAS soon TO learn, for on
the other side Of her hiding place
were several Princes talking about
Princess Stella. One SAID, IF she bad
all the money IN the world would
not marry her. could not abide a
one-eyed wife"
The old witch rubbed her hands
I together IN great glee over what she
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-01

husbands affection, was put INTO lump
sum IT would pay Oh the war debt.
II Is only too true that mans ro-
mantle love for woman lasts only a
very short time Passlon inevitably
burns itself out, and daily life tears
illusions to tatters. II II also true that
time inevitably takes Its toll Of . wom-
ans looks, and she who was raving
beauty Mt twenty - no living picture
fifteen or twenty years later.
Women know this, but the mistake
they have made has been IN thinking
that the way TO keep husband IS by
dangling before his eyes the same bait
with which he was caught.
THIS Is an error frnrn every point OF
view. IL Is blur ron the woman's
side because she no longer carries the
same line OF charm IN stock that first
! ensnared her husbands fancy. No
middle aged woman has the slImness, the
peaches and cream complexion, the
CLINT in her hair, the dewy freshness, and
the high spirits Of youth, and her efforts
TO camouhage them are mere caricatures
Of the rea! thing.
And its mistake from the mans
point Of view because the man ~ middle
nged himself He has long since ceased to
take any particular interest IN his wIfe's
/ looks, and doesn't care rap whether
she's perfect thrty-eight, or com
Portable forty-six Nor does he take
any interest IN the Ingcnue tricks that
ne fell for IN his salad days. He no longer
thinks 1t cute for her to roll her eyes
ands be helpless and babysh He thinks
she is acting hike fool when she does.
So, az PLAIN matter Of fact, the middle
aged woman who wants TO hold her
husband has got TO cut fresh bait, and
nowhere will she find better, or such {
never ending supply, az IN the daily news
paper for no man ever gets tired of The
woman who interests him, who knows
the things that he knows and can talk and
listen Intelligently.
Women have been slow TO realize that
the greatest foe to domestIclty, the rea
enemy to the home Il boredom Mer
leave home and seek compromising
: elsewhere because their wives hav,
nothing on earth TO talk about excep
! the high cost of butchers meat. am
I the babies teething and their complaint
q because they have TO work so hard AM
l. can't have everything some other woman
= has. Children leave home because hom
{ IL the dullest spot on earth.
But where you find bright and en-
r tertainIng woman, woman who keep
e up with the times, woman who ca
1 keep her family amused and Intereste,
o YOU invariably find a home stav1n
Q household
r. So read the papers, ladies, becaus
Q It's about the only thing Your husband
y read and If you keep HIM You must kee
Q his step. The newspaper IL your bes
& ally, and the most reliable safegIar
d against beng deserted wife, even If n
d law Is ever passed making non-readln
r of the papers cause for divorce.