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Evening journal., 1922-12-23

As walked out on stony hill.
The plain wes green and grassy
Twas then I met a pretty little
miss
An, ha. but she was sassy.
There was a lot more OF 81. hut the
thing that viii live the longest be-
cause it was the best. was the good
night kiss and The last words from
mother; Good night and sleep tight
Thank God we have each other"
A. NJ HOPKINS.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
DIR. ALBRIGHT
Specialist in Rectal Diseases

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ceration or any other painful or annoy
ing Rectal Disease, and would like 10
be cured without operation. write for
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Of treatment and contains Testimonials
from many cured patients. II in need
Of Immediate relief ccme to my ONCE
at )nce. Examination absolutely free.
No charge unless treatment Is given.
Hours: . a. m. TO 8 D. m. daily, except
Sunday. Holidays by appointment only
602 PERRY BUILDING
10th and Chestnut. PhiIa.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29

Hand Sill remembers that i vas q
is testimony thai I've Cea were ~
-es.ei to- re crime. aid -ts- one %
hen il Tow = Ire Gs1rh-lp-se sr
S.-s S.c- awaiting execution
Vs-o-ts saved every penny possible
,0r many uC--hs. enough . make z
5epcs.; o Do1CDect to- tie grave
Z rs 81 lis vii bear { portrait
4 re bay and th.s Inscription:
Here Les TIE reEaizs c: Giuseppe
To-e--a. Z 6yeyez--cl1 boy killed by
- Black Ham He vas Kidnapped b.
IL Back Hand - Nay - III ard
Us body vas found = Tie Hudson
liver. - P.e--01- % June =, -,E-l.
Erected - Is tatLe-.~
Moody b-- re aid ~ VIE knew
4 tie -co-C-eI-, We thought sad
VsrC-cz. -t-- Tie BlzcE Hand found
{; OFT = -a1 cane q ~ p-s1s-z-5
Ea1 sid: You mustn't 60 that. Va
rc-ta- YozL =: h--T. Va-y;:e; you'll
:et killed
Then lie nan IA away before !
>ould call tie policeman EkO sands
rear ny pcshczr 81 day
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29

II selecting MINI i : vel % -
member hat peppermint has T---
p..Sh STEM. while The srs1-E-ct las 3
green one
nint saYce-Tske twelve s-z.Es q
s-,=z----t; wash and chop che leaves
ye-y t-e ADD ole rat.->rs-1lt-. 0:
sugar and oa=hslt cCqtc. e: vinegar
Allow he MIXTURE - stand 81 1y-r
before serving
Mir: s1--oec-Take Re Juice 0:
three lemons, Two CUptC.s O. s--zr and
Gle quar- q r.cA milk Pee ne yei-
los md - CRATE re md from Two
lemons. add - stalks . t-uiS=1 Pep
permit su1 cover with boiling water;
cuye- tightly and let stand zen Uio-
u-es- strain and cool and add 20 the
lemon sugar aid mix: freeze Is
usual; serve in sherhe: glasses. gar
r.she5 with & small sp-.- % uiIL
MIR; sznr Hsns.-Soas ST table
s-.oClt-lS q gelatin Z ooe-Ealt c-ptui
Z cold water for I've minutes B-.ns
70 boil cce quart T mix. tte- add
I've -atlesyooctuls % cocca; add tbs
- he So-ts1@c Es-si--. sitting sn-
s-al,ly. When partly coded add tk-ee
o. four grUr,s OF Peppermint Mod and
ss-ve with swee-euet WHIPPED crezu
Peppermint; Pst:ies-Take ,Eo cup
.C.s q sugar. o-eAzl: CUptCl q water
sra TWO tzblesp-o.-tcls u cUru sir-p +:
t-o.l 20 Tie sott-b2.l stage; So away
20 cool II the pan Wle- SIN VAN
adj few drops u peppermint. E -;
G. green tO- cO.o-icg. and tSEr sikh E
wooden spoon Cntil creamy. Drop ~
srcoutu.s O. waved paper TAe
footzrt nay te poured CT Carefully
o. E tCtrsred platter and allowed 20
COO. thsn sir u1-.I c-eaEy. Cs-e
should - taken thsc 10 grains zh.ch
nay have formed o. -hs siCes q -
. pzn are scrzpei q inc ~ E.I;--e as
that i EP- 70 gran lie SLu.e.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29
cheke. Ecc-s: :. p.a:h.

LrdlOT, YL-Joh- S.eeas1 q It's
,oSu has ea-net The distinction Z To-
u th- S-ST nan II tbe district 20 XII
4 wild hoocst with Lis bere hands
Sheeazl, With Arthur CoanO-s. also o.
ludlow. vas climbing q mountain
Tzl near here whel t-obczt disputed
he righr % Way. As i sprang e. tAr
len Shsshsn grippei It's throat HIS
isncs we're badly lzcerste6 b. tae
ats claws. but be he'd OF Until i Was
lead Local hunters say this IS the
list instance il their expe-ience q q
soocss attacking . nal
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29
AVIATOR ATTACKED BY EAGLE
King o. 5ircs 5--ats Neck Against
erpla1e St-gt n Battle
m Ar.

Qlsntico. Wa combat = he sI-
oe-weeu 81 eagle and Z marine c0-Ts
plane Z which ne king q IL All
lcSI Lis lie. tcaz place near Quso-
tico.
LieCt P o. Sarte-s11. flying near
TIE EyiLE fed. SsE focE o. birds
and gave chase Al eagle which had
teen lowering high over IL fox
wheeled q his Approach and 81 TOP
sped few directly toward hin
Tie bird STICK ooe Of TIE wire
traces Of The plane with such force
as 20 break ire brace and TIE eagle
reck. Tie bird then xss caught n
tie traces o. TIE plane The eeEle
measured saver feet betwevo nv
wing tips
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29

OILY So week. hi re ce1 sc-sp<
along Please Ist ue take hin home
7 6eServs 70 lecis1Cy to- myself
or-o- Er-ersec--d y an thinking Only
q ~ wife and chil67e--
-Ir's high r-= yc1 s-e-et thinking
ot then Judge Ccctsr tcld hin Il
& vast toT them you'd u o. your
way % re re-l-s--isry 70 se-Te Eve
years
Tie cou-- announced thst Orion
would be placed o. I've years p-c5a-
tion. tut warned thai z IL failed 20
pay the g weekly 70 Eulta II would
- b-uCs1; hack 70 Detroit ard SCI
te-ce6
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29

7 ---S--a - .e-:e-s . - VT
oe 80 e. -----'
- &c -s--! So -
~ L. &c. s----=-- - - -
ter 81 C G --=--. - promise So
=, 1--- 49,. --e =: ans !
ale ~ 81 -sEs IL OK = 50
-Izyz ~ NY 81 --e --TE=r,
s-.-..Ir-v. -.e cr-- : -~--c .
a@z--- ----s G: - =5-t 80 =
CO, s-r-r->e yo- .---E-; - -!
Nv g.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29
ROMANCE OF GIRL. IL, JARED
9veney Charge Few Hours
After wecoirs-

Po-- Clinton O.-The romance o.
txeu-tvo-ysar-old youth and four
teeu-yes--ol6 Eirl vas blocked here
BIZ She-iE c. J. Stsrkloz
Ear! williams, rEeo-y--Eo. and Ruth
BesSo. fourteen daughter % Fred
B@sSo q Pc-- Clinton elOpe1 and
we're married a. Monroe, Mich. stark
loz found than few hours after
ward a. tie hone ot W!llLz1os' ps-ects
here
ChzrEeS ot having contributed 70
TIE 6=l.1q-e1cy q z u.-or have hee.
Ust= against TIE youthful t-.6e-
grUou- He PLEADED uot guilty. Bal
EEs placed a. $3.50
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29
Strange Birds in Congo

Strange birds make their habitat Z
Tie Belgisn Congo. in THE dense fo-eSS
and high grass region ~ Ce11rsl Air
"a TIE hornhIn. for instance makes
n curious nest The female lays her
errs II 9 hollow tree- The hoe .
filed Cd with Ind. leaving an spe--
rure. too snail 70 allow the female
70 xer OFT but through which the
male Supplies fOoc While The eggs are
~~Asn~ W~au~r hires -eaxe rl<Sr
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29
Struck by liah:rir. IN Chair.

For. WsyDe. Ind--WL..e sitting IN q
hair 81 lis rC-9Dirg house c-e after
1Cool Orv!Le Galway. age tEsEty-
:hree. Was s-rlck ~ lightning RCch
Hutsc1, s.s-er-iD-lsw. zss sitting O.
-he am q Csl-swsy's chair and. a.
:t5Czh shocked. Vas oCI hC-c se-.o-s-
, Galway vas taken 20 : L0Sr..s.
he vii reo0ye-.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29
Ezr TfrEir1

r- Dor-o--Whsr makes !01 think
cs psrieot Kill Gle Il We don, perform
The Operation!
S-rc6 DcctO--Thst int The pint
Tbs Is uez disezse. and y Re Sto1lc
dive without TIE operation il void -
tabiish : prece6elt-Lte
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29
N,u hLA4~slo
Tea MGR re--z

TAX about te15=r-1@s--e1 chi
G-e1.- SID ACa- Pos recEC1-lT -
fe--.yely II her chair. = azver sax
snybo.ty 70 ec-s. -ae Marshall b9ys
You couldn't ask either q then 70
fetch = = TeI % water but he'd rurs-
-Eht out c-yiaE--PAIztelpk.2 Il
c-l-ey
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29

IeS-s c-t q strips q gTzss - leaves
sn1 although The entrance 70 TIE -
: frun t~.O<. i = 50 co1s--ucTed
thai tie sE-s never rCl OzL 4
variety e birds called grass wzrble-s
sew thelr DeSIs % grass between
leaves o. Eee5s n The sane manner.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29

------
- .
---
-- .--
..----
.- $500
800 .--.
...--.s
7- 49,. -.--,
.-...-
-. .--+-. a.
-7-- ---..
- -.
---s- .--- $3.50
= ----- 7-- e-.-. -..---
49, 60 - -. 49,
- -. = - $50
= 90 $50 - ---...
- .--- $500 - $50
---= - d" Ga 7' - :
see = - = -.
go -
So 49,
-
- $500 81 ~
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29
Consistent

Pete- (z<-e- hErveS Thanksgiving
eCicel-MuDDy. what are they 20
trE % 20 With al tboSs spPies:
Moths--T1ey gong 20 TIE poor
people 81 tie hospitals. CARING
Pee t-ecoli@-1irz recent orgy
But l thought people wei; 70 hospitals
20 Be cured q yuu1y pain -PuoA
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29

we are here l. give tie peoPis
-har they Watt said : !OClg OeR
Der az 8 committee MEETING
-Shh- ~ su1-- said veteran ~
6cs holder. You still have great
deal TO kan We are here &C make
TIE people think ze are ir5ispecsbie
L getting them what they want
Whittier they get (; q Dot
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29
P-ecarN

willis tod ~ wife size DcS -
Cn 70 eco-nC!De scc hat Sc nus
keep account Of the hoUSeso-t *
penss
GNii-Is she doing ~
-Sbe has made 9 start She RAJ
hcocht : so desk, 8 So cling cabinet
AT has ordered = $50 adding Ia
cnioe
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29
Tc Sc P-ccsres.

NJ. Pe-E-I =snt to take - box
h< NJ wife
IrSvco.-Bzt you cant tght yoar
wife
NJ. Perk-I know l. In nos
even guinE 20 ~. What ! want IL 20
- able 20 S-xDd punishment --AOer
can Le.ioa Weekly.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29

MANY Lf- >--C4->- A.
usn- sa-ce 20 serve with
lamb slt s. e p-n-sot
CsI.Sh 20 al icS5 drink.
-Ee ..E.. : exhausted
Where o.cs nay peg i
y TIE garden Re tS-pta-
tor : 70 gS5 i. Z zoo
ls--= Quantities a drop
c. Two i { Dish vii SUI
I've 20 rake Z C-SA -
10 Z..y -S-T-.-=-
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29
Inose Hss Wac

SHY husband kes Photograph
this winter and / NUS say D. sae1s
more co-terte-i than he ever YES -
fore
H@T So To ps1ph-zse shake
scare. his Is the winter o. his
o.S>-rr-te--
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29
SPARED JAIL FOR
SAKE Of FAMILY
B.ga~st Paced 9" F---a:
When Loya. n'a'S Pea
MS .-cga.
TWO WIVES DIFFERENT
se---- &c Vas Va Sc: - 7-s--
.: Erz--. - =-z: /" -
ASS -e :. 7e:---=- -
IS Es-y.

49,. - -. ..--.--
- ..----..-.. 49,. 49,. $3.50 -.
..-.-.-. D.. -.--.
-..s. 49, -....
- - -.------ -
--.----..- 49,
- .-.-s -
80. -.-....- =
--
"--.---- - -
- ---- -..- -
-.- --- = $50. =
- ---->>-- = -
Mos --- p -
"---- --;--- FL.
- 80. -'..>-.-- 49,
----:s -. az - - $50.
- - -.'--' -----s -.
i--- az - -=7---. 49,.
- ------.s eli.
&c., - =. 49,. -
.- -. s. -
- -
- - - <
NJ p--.- :-r-- l---= -.-,-' :
We az H-.-z 500 . e----; 9--7
2 HI E-z-z--- H--- ~-'-
tro----. AIM N-------s- - = - ..
We VIZ - ---..- -
80 - =. $50 .. =
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29
on.srr.s sa-oi, Gets SO 900.

San Bz-lsrtino Cz--The pos o.
fee a. Cotton, lear here. vas ro5be6
u { registered IzcEsge c1l-slning
$500 u currency. - q o1e2rusd
bzLdi- Who ovs-po~s-s5 George
Smith, night elerk- Tie robter e.
0pSd
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29
Korean pessan.s Wear White.

The Vezszf1 women Of K@rez rear
white entirely. They wash then gozns
snnzsEy-hzve sOrT CT e picnic and
do il CD al AZ oDc%by way q cele
t<zrinx the Korean Nex Yez-.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29
Revised NerSon-

Fs1s can't r-s1 Z bog without
having bc1 OF candy cose a. hand
In Csc Ike tat rsz6irE lax.
I'll fCI EzpYe-
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29
IHe L..

A rude fellow remarks thst -o-
q our society girls affections SEN 70
- 50 either O. noodle. Dco5le o.
pooGs--BOston transcript
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29
Eas.y Wc-s

wo-6s spoken rapidly az So 20
ooue from TIE th-os- rz-Ee- --sn
from The hez-1 and n-Dd-A-cA-s91
GIot-S
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29
Previous -rziri-.

Tbs saEd1S- svznEeIis1 paints
glowing picture Of oz-S.ocs = he
skies
- GEES that kind Of -slk . easy fH
hin
-h-
He used 70 sci Suburban bum
tcvx--Bi1trzhzn Ase-Henld
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29
Eocli-. re h.r

A cs-sei = = p-s1k-s. ling
Pc : .o-o. yoc s-y @zy-
81 AS 5=- h-zr- go 4 Sung
Az tb@- Sc yarks 1=zy.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29

H DIDN'T UNDERSTAND
Eo- H-E1 ca yo-r So reach
TIL. SEES . singer, -: aga
Ecks-=
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29
Elz--i,o -His Business

Frs SeEzr-Te-erdzy you we're
bind: today yca are deaf and dumb
Secood BEur-Ys; 200 zee, I've
enlarged ny business
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29
ozt kerr.i srrcuts IN "a,

NeE Haven. Co1l--Mediczl author
iries are greatly interested u The
death q Ps.e- gre-so1. Who died o.
meningitis as result Of Al oar ker-
nj spruzrtng e his ear.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29

- &c. s-ss 80 s-z-s 80 e---E
-1e.- z---s-- se-S= q peace = Earn;
@ -=3Ess E-s-s 80 -us=s ---z.
-Hs 6=- 80 cc-s 20 c-Es-zl o----'
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29

wItey-Toa zsoz,6 sop a66l.-g
away yoC- the
Eubay-Aa5 you hA-p:og q ia
ELE
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29
THE PiGusST MINT

Mint as 6 Savo-irE occupies 8 Se-y
!rco-sp.croCs place L The cuisine q
E---=-h-rF=
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29
Al S-iEz-o-

Els -. las -o- ~ g $3.50,
Yet LIS oo-'t EGks ~ lie
Fer -c-E. IS cs.p-seI - - desc
Re = q oc-sctS- too
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-29
wife Bees Ger Mate.

Shell -: g. ever week" TIE vie
sssz-e5 III see 70 hat VII makes
Evening star., 1922-04-09

1917 ST. N.W--Fhone North 1899. Delight
fuI .nd-s.ory front for two: also single
rooms: AL convenences: home cooking: plenti-
fu table: congeIial people; real home: rea
Sonab.p
Evening star., 1922-04-09
FOR EXCHANGE

NICE LARGE BU NGALOw AND ) ACRES
tcommuting dstancel for city house: might
consider selling. Address Box BID. Star Office
Evening star., 1922-04-09

OWNERSHIP PLAN.i
Best Northwest Location.
Two rooms, kitchen and bath tn seven
rooms. kitchen and . baths 500 to $110' II
noh'n @ oir Mr,h s"aii easm Enc, ,;t uu ,hsse
have been offered for sale. and 2J per cent
have been applied for. For further particulars
address Box 122-C. Star office.
COLORED-THREE ROOMS. RECEPTION
hall, porch and bath: in best northeast Sec
ton; in perfect order: $40.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO,
s ". corner 18th and 4
Evening star., 1922-04-09
FOR RENT-sToRAGE SPACE.

ABOUT 800 FEET OF FLOOR SPACE OVER
hreproofed garage, suitable for storage, car
peuteS shop. etc aa26 Nass. are. nv.
Evening star., 1922-04-09

51l9 SHERIEH PLACE Potomac HeichtsJ-
Six rooms and bath: electric light: garden; ga
rage: near Country Club. Washington and
cd DOmlmiOa Iailrcad. Rose Kradley. 10.
Evening star., 1922-04-09
FOR RENT-WAREHOUSES.

WAREHOUSE, BRICK. FOR SALE OR RENT;
q 900 feet floor space: electric elevator; 1910
lexington plac. ne, opposite 3. j D. freight
yard. Apply Room sos. International bldg.
Main sos
Evening star., 1922-04-09
APARTMENTS TO LET
FIR

3I5 TAYLOR-Two rooms; Ink. privileges
for cengen;ai couple. Available April Is. Col.
STEW. 90
At ONCE. 4 LIGHT ROOMS. BATH, PRI-
vAtc hail. porch. md floor; adults; only S6-,.
211J 18th st. North 1GG3.
iG23 APRIL Is; 8 ROOMS. KITCHEN
cite and bath: electricity, gas and telephone;
$50 mouth. a.
Evening star., 1922-04-09
SUBURBAN ROOMS,

LADY OWNING: HOME in Chevy Chase would
like To share with consenial lady who
would appreciate real home: references Ad-
dress Box ID. star office
Evening star., 1922-04-09
FARMS
G.nD GAZE

2-ACEE SUBURBAN PROPERTY; ATTHAC-
tive proposition TO right party; poultry build
ings fruit. garden. Mrs. HARRISON, 4lt
lth II. no. Answer by letter.
Evening star., 1922-04-09
FOR RENT-ROOMS
ROOMS WITH BOARD-Continued

= &0AbOSxLkS
ROOMS WITH BOARD-Continued.
ai5 X ST. Nw-second floor front room for
Two: electricity: near bath. l.
HOME CARE for elderly lady. For partic-
rarS 3hone North 30O1.
1I42 ST. N.W.-Pleasant rooms. good
table
THREE SECOND FLOOR rooms furnished,
with excellent board. 14G Grard st. NV.
1903 CONN. AvE.-Iarge airy rooms; sum
lher rites: tr;lnsenIs accommodated.
1901 RHODE ISLAND AVE w-Homeiike
place FOR girls: excellent table: privileges.
10 9TH ST S.E.--Room, single. with board: !:
reasonable.
s'ai 18Th sT.-Large room: excellent table:
home privileges. Phone adams 26c1. 81
G.t IL ST. N.w.-Best table board in city;
close IN: reasonable. %
l.6 sT. N.w.-Home cooking: meals day;
reasonable. o.
ills ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished outside
room; excellent board. 10.
1872 CONN. AvE.-WeIl furnished rooms; good
meals; reasonable rates. p
i62s Q ST.-Very desirable frst- floor room;
Twin beds; excellent table board. 10.
ll24 10Th N.W.-Modern. we'll furnished rooms
good meals good location. 1a'
113! ST. N.W.-Refned: central; s. up;
eentiemen preferred: cafeteria 10
SUBURBAN ROOMS WITH RONRD.
EMPLOYED couple Or two girls in modern
suburban home: shady and quiet: convenient:
hest OF everything: reasonable. Phone Ciaren-
don G9-J-1.
SPEND YOUR TINE where you can get some
thing out of life; nice. well furnished room:
ami: large porches; shade: yard garden and
everything: southern cooking saddle horses
right here. CAN Clere. c23I.
ROOM and board: lovely grounds and porches:
ideal for summer. Address Box d. Star
Office.
HYATT MANSION. Hyattsvlle : Homelike
surroundings and cooking: s3s month
ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD
is0o WYOMING AVE. washington Heightsi
Large front. and bath; a.m.i. southern. pr-
Nafe family: permanent
PETWORTH, 6O1 Rock Greek Church I'd
Front room. nicely furnished: good location ;
reasonable.
1la0 PARK ROAD Nw-Second floor. porch
1919 18th ST. NV Apt 3a-Large airy
room: convenient to bath: Mi. $50. North
:s35aJ
SUITE or rooms and baIn. with without
meals: reasonable. Bancroft Hotel. Call Main
fSOn
62i q ST. S.W.-Two in room: lowest summer
rates. So week.
SO 18th N.W.-Front: twin beds: hot breads;
81. 30 Der month. 9s
is 3rl N.E.-Two communicating rooms for
y or 4 nhemen. with or without board 81.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-30

the proper solution Of the present la- bor shortage.
 "The real solution is not the repeal of the present immigration law but rather the repeal Of the Contract La- Dor law, for as long n period as the s96 law remains in force. This would make 1t possible for employers to promise selected foreign workers om- ployment before leaving their own homes, The moment that the immi- grafton law Is repealed tho Contract Labor Law con again be applied.
 There should be no great difficulty in getting ample supplies of bitumin. ous coal this winter. The car short hge is diminishing somewhat. Ample supplies of bituminous coal are being produced, suggesting lower prices. The mischief of this situation lies in the fact that 1t will again be to the advantage of both miners and opera tors to close the mines for time. The difficulties which brought on the strike last year have not been settled. There Is serious danger of another strike in the soft coal fields.
 Everybody Is worrying about the
New Britain herald., 1922-12-30

caught by the momentous rise in prices and changes in general condi- tions.
 Those days have passed. They were wild and merry while they last ed. Now business has come back to earth. In most industries, an excess sive producing capacity was created. During the boom, overhead costs were increased to keep up with an abnor- nal turnover. Today the amount of business has dropped back more near ly to normal, but costs have not been approximately reduced. Higher wages, higher rents, more expensive sales organization = in fact, nearly every item of expense is out of pro- portion with the amount of business done.
 Instead of wild gyrations in the commodity markets the average trend throughout the coming year should be more of sidewise move ment. Some commodities are high and others are very low, but the ma
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political situation. There is talk of
 radical legislation during the coming year. Most of this is merely the echo from campaign speeches. It may be a noisy year. Both the Conservatives and the Radicals have a veto power,
 but neither is strong enough to push through any extreme measures of its own. The only kind of legislation that will really be enacted is that which
 will appeal to members of both groups. Already the Federal Reserve
 Board has issued a ruling, admitting a large amount of agricultural paper
 for rediscount in the Federal Reserve
 banks. The Muscle Shoals problem will probably be settled, either by sale
 to Henry Ford or by development on the part of the government itself.
 The soldiers bonus will probably be enacted, although no agreement as to
 the terms or means of raising the
 money has yet been made. It is inn
 probable that there will be any in-
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crease in the amount of business taxes.
 No Political Fear.
 The political aspect has frightened many stockholders, but it Is entirely too early to, be worried, The thing to watch is Fundamental conditions We are still in readJustment period. This means that sooner or later we shall work toward better prosperity. lt Is true that industrial stocks are much higher than year ago and are certainly not the bargains that they were. However. as l have already stated. certain lines Of industry are just getting ready to go forward. The industrial market will be spotty' but there arc q great many issues that should do better in the coming year. "The rail group is, relatively. not so fur advanced as the industrials, do not believe rails should be bought indiscriminately but the rail average will follow up the general market. I am much more attracted to the long haul roads than to the shorter lines. The motor truck Is a feeder for the former but n competitor of the latter. Copper stocks have really not started yet, but the statistical position of the metal is far better than 1t has been for long time. Coppers, certainly, are selling at bargain levels.
 Banks Are Strong.
 Money conditions should continue good. There is no question that the banks are in n strong position. The Federal Reserve banks today have 40 reserves equal to about 76% of their note and deposit liabilities. The reserve required is between 359e and 40T. It is true, that when foreign countries begin to get on their feet, 1t will be necessary to send much of this gold back. For the present, how ever, this gold represents the basis on which a considerable expansion of credit can be built. It guarantees to us relatively easy money rate, until heavy gold exports are resumed. Dur ing the coming year, borrowers need have little fear of a lack of funds for all legitimate purposes, and this also applies to long-term money, that is, capital for permanent investment.
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I black ink figures, but the amount of net profits will not be large when the books are finally balanced. We are just getting back onto the right side of the ledger.
 'The shortage of labor is one of the worst features of the 1923 out look. The moment that business works up to average activity it be- comes impossible to get sufficient workers. This raises costs and in turn increases commodity prices and the cost of living. The immigration law Is largely the cause of this short age. This law restricts the number of immigrants in a single year to 3G5 fthe total number of respective na- tionalities already in the United States. Before the war we had an addition of million immigrants a year. Now we are receiving less than S00,000 and at least 60% of these are women, children or other dependents. On the other hand, doubt if the re- peal of this s96 immigration law is