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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06
FOR houses

FOR RENT In f0nrfa wand oHr FOUR.
rtlm brick two Hrrr.u Unf0Hes rlHur
goo 700 I2-aI.
fuK REAT iu f1urh ward one -four
room hfirk two ser.tufi gasthts Phone
2sp nr l2HsI
rOR RrNT- Three room urfafnIshei
house with sbtllHE norcu 1913 r.
htsh $40 900 ltane 1880
FOR NkAI Two we'll furnished mourm
houses en- luiversIty hc.ghts In
FOR RENr- hmufiful uoa four room
house rumpletoif furnished iup
lrreenca parrhss Inquire iup4 : hrno
FOR RENT- New four room fufnishsd
cottage boz tha highlsndf fhuhs
g2a A u Miiner aiah West celtfal
FOR RfNT Nicely furaished ~bunFaiaw
f1f housekeeping consists 81 hyias
r0um. kitchruetts. two sleeping pofcher.
hot ani cold running water electric
-arrs 80 90 per month fhur- nr.
NufthrN aHl
FDH RENT Pour raolas. two l-fss
rorchs modern close Boo Call at $40
FIVE ROOM house veil hfnishei. close
in DE- Easiclday 11n North Fourth.
FOR RENr-rw rnom cottage porch
water, sis i0 40 lsoe = fdith iltl
enclosed sirsplus pnr-h fuul.shsd aul
kitohUuetfa. 1908 + tdith
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06
FOR RENT Rooms

"DE HENT' sic. Geo. uala,t.sH.ur
rstar i-l- 81 Third
FoE EfSr-L boz h11sA ,yu.ss r,am.
fa BATH aH1 rH.H" Mtl people
poo ,htllrsn 4tn NeHt Cole
FpR HENT-Thre, airI Hlcal5 furnished
rHrr. r|il4iuInr h.fh l-t NuHl
Second lhoae ANA
tuK HcNr-Hoom $40 Wsst CoYper.
rur AlAr-ofhce fnam. state Hotel.
a.l p ~ Central Ave
FOR HENr-Lisht AHlavl coping room1
rlso ufiisc room J2tM West CcntrAl
FOR RkNT- Lars, front bedroom nicely
fnrnlshed close in Ne SICK so7 "
G.id
FuE REM Two rooms for light house.
trrYlus ur rooms an4 board rhonv
FOR KIN Two rooms private hons +.
good location nsAr KohiHsun rarl
All Convenience 2l6 N Ninth
FuR RENT strictly hirh class roou
northeast end south exposure suuth
east sls'uluF porch ar,ht. hume beet
occidental district gentleman preferred
roo aiel Call 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06

An make $40 and
~ % p.r month. Albuquerque
or - chansc. i22 South Fourti
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06

~ GOOD washing machine, 81
cxfianrc fur So 10 fee box hlso
go electric sfWIng machine
$40 500 \ Edith
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06
DREssMAKING

EMBR0fDERY. sisncliinr and china
paintinF iHmpFrarts 90 order
Nfstiats Art Studio. Room o Mriini
1lds Phone no
tuRT AND nREssMAkISO 5o7 Y
"a. Phone t4toJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06

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Hughes .-.H.4I,sIrr H4.t.
s.. AarL H.-. ~
HrHs % Rsd Rsse b Harhs, T. o.
d Ha.. A-isgsa.ras IL nsrhen
drH. = Ward' Artesia Tdrnri sar
srrt Diamu Il Nan.l M pa~a
Ietas "a O. Eamiitan. Hllaban,
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uat.. ..Ia. j Iosss. B. u iorr
Do Hs..aau Nathan iaffa. & Fl.
NAftih hotwen
Na.is,ish A~asdalena.
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81 kNeeuiionhi harrains IN
iskt md aaNah Also
afIlfhis slightly used Prices
gnthle Mcintosh Auto 90
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AND PLAYER PIANOS Pre-
Phone i06. Geo +
iinhe Go ana 10 Walter a..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06

fimated trees from tho
1ne Nurseries. Get cat
. .iG Alhuaueraue \. NJ
I'M Herald Want Ads
IN results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06
Everybody's Market
Place for Quick Buying
and Selling.
Supper Table
Gossip

lW nHNg.-g Hsfn az 4H.UuuU.....n
Temple 81. a rrihian g.err NH
dfIi rr.ia, 4firr".,a III =
loo thc EnlRhts OF r,thias hni
Tlirrp win hc a u.rrtiux og The
official b,nri uf Inc Vowan,s ,iub
nu F'riduf afternoon al 2.fF. fol-
lowed hy the usual hurInosg meet
ms as g O'Clock. The members Of
The Tuesday club arc invited 10 al.
tend thu business session. na thu en-
teftatnweut OF tho state federation.
which VIII hc held this fall in Al
HHIuorUur VIII ho considered At
."r .he business meeting there viii
fH 90. imeut. ruf tl. us.iaI -1-
clI hour
\ lord auto truck Of th, whitney
Hardware carIunuy ~, sfri.n
from. fus aurs NOM tt. n...,f.
r,uuis ii,t nl-if ,orordln. T."
I...r| f. ft. ,nur. ~. ~
,hourht fo have been tal.en .oma-
time Hsfwr.u 90 and 90 u.rI0ck
The uUi.e, hp4uu wiring
Iur t...r. .a COON M. tba tb.n vus
r.p.rtrI
''"ih 'n"
N q" N
D" NNN ''N'
''' '.t' .H i'AH' 10 INC
''' HAI ln @ lAsHfn i' CON
tHD' wH'cii started from hot
i' Cd barrel destroyed % pIir
n. 'Hh 'e or fh" hnfne 90 VI j.
tiI'f .Li Wei Muuut'iu ruHu lf-I
l'HHi I1r puick rvn ~ the fire
o. l.ff mont hr"f' ntod an 1iiniuiug
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06

81 MDY tar Ford- Pine for
AZ slsAnlss h~nsisss' hak'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06
FARNs hi RANcKEs

FOi EfNr W1fso15 Eoas6 5a North
luurih sisart Phone t-utI
BIG pFENfNG farm ard stock ',nAs lu
h-autIfi CAama valley thls pung
Write b Heron Chama N "
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MI ST SACRIFICE

passenger studrhakcr IN good msthan
cal condition five good tires. new hat
cry, upholstery like now Can be sern
90 the
HIGHLAND TIRE g. RUBBER
WORKS
~ South broadway Phone ESQ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06
MISCELLANEOUS

WANT DE- Careful koisi rnishias BY
mn.tss Photographic tvirr daIb ssr
Vice Remember action Flaran
tsel nd Jour hnisting o. q reliable
rtfaN. H"Hi form Hanna 4 Hanna.
Master rhntographers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06
MILLINERY

FIHsr CLASS NlIHHep oHI bats mnir
as npu un-H made 90 order. gsu
reasonable. s3I Ws.t T!rrl- phou.
f Mrs 3 T. coleman
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06

I.Nf.t. NIpnf~TI NITN
H.fHttfI. fafr sh-d tlrraIar n.a.
..H NHft atrHlr Hud NhIld .tr.H
HUI' |rayHsnt bhIaute go M
boat urs pur.I haI.a .Hls arI
t.fHs Hhr r"Hf t0fr.r li rIll.
$1,000
|fl.JtIF DDIfIEr
-.7 81 Colo Hea nI ono rf4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06

. fE trsIfli uGtt0
I, Charles o. oIu.ur Beach
N. 3D.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06

WE-rnOUNp .na.g
rom hrH.r nfr1rt
IN. scout 1861 lm Iu um
'.II lfd lH IN .m DO uu am
.. "-THUEH llst o" Hm cd .m
N IHn Navajo o. am $500 su
-ulIHHOINu
I l'asu fNp. II. 10 pfH
I IaaY kyr % 30 ann
EAkThOTND
FtHsu . .IN rH an rm
gong I'D N pool a. um
le EiEhf l un 90 rm
E 1-vut D sn Q SO am
rHnM SOUTH
At. r.n 90 rIsU 81 lH
NJ. N.Hm fI pts1 au
h connects af N.I.U len so 90
Cor f'.r. Nrrus NEIlsy karsas CITY
ar. H i.aI.
rrrfu Or l.'.a a.ft SO 20
Clovis aHd paIr's aaHt cod south
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MONEY TO LOAN

NoNFY 10 loan on vai,t~ diamonds
wslry Glitlich's nos n first 81
CoAfipLAtIAL loanH IN ieu siD. dia
menHs vstchef tiarriy bonds. ria
nos automobiles Lowest rates Roth.
sHfa
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,ount the Cost in Pen
les. Count on Results
,poHars.
Il Classified
dpertising Rate Card

FTrcTtyE FEBRUARY -. 1879.
In 4nt a word each Insertion.
taadlne classified 10 cents a Sord
hssAI Display. 60 cents an inch
iustrtion. 20 cents an inch each
90 ~ iusrrilon. 1913 an ineh PEI
IN Copy change permitted daiiy
ualn4se and prufcsslonal cards. 80 10
ncl r. month. Half inch. % SO.
- ~ ads tor The Evening Herald
b. the Herald office before 2 . m
m y Atlon day desired Classified
Ia fha SUNDAY Herald received m.
I'D each SATURDAY.
. sdran Tor an Indefinite Period can
diasaniinued later than ~ O'Clock
ispiay classified forms close AZ ~ 80
81 fnhlscetiqn.
heJiersii viii be responsible Tor only
III not Insertion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06
Coltrnotora- CarnanLer.

W. nn uDn JOBS -o-rrsrfarins cod
hnHs Hliiiing r-af rall. ntous.ta
rur prices effu.f.s frrr phaUH
.t4H = = kluktH lIe Nlir
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06
FoR SALE Fnrnitnre

FOR sALE Flmci oal shin, cl8sst ugs
new Call mornings, lnil Sorth
aeiuh phone ilol ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06
FOR RENT

FUH RasI office space, rs ssu,h
fouriH .lusie Yottufhru. Phone
Tl51
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LIVE STOCK

FuB SALE Rfusiersd pcrrhcrnu black
stslinn com us g yenu old Neisht
huuf 1900 pounds Has hosa boz this
Innate 500 trars VIII sell 81 hIg sac.
rh,v Addrsss hoN 2n. ars Herald
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06
ROOMS WITa BOARD

fua EhAr t.,e aisr room sud .Io.
.rs HHh r1rnH.uHs with tsfh bot
ard "Ilu uHfsI m rHHlH .IIf.H.r #
lII. 'l .I.r OF unu and VITO cal
oopp BOARD and raom $40 ln per
.tf .nu Boz HuU rHuW. $500 ana
south Second Phone t1JI.
N.un AND BOARD Tor iun Boz af.,ate
hHmt .UHl cooking For tHI aUl
r. -.9 Hr-N. Ei.t,sfE
WILL FURNISHED rooms and .'sep.us
fnrfhts VITA fr|Hua.I hna.d Tor con
.,sCeu's fate so up uHrthlr Phone
Nrs kerd 500 south broadway
FOK RtNr Room snd hnarl. AI nee
hrds fia South broadway Miss Audra
buvsi Phone 1871
noon AND FuAKp-ulassed.in s.eepIfe
perch HsIfalIa Cor Two snuthfasf ss
1asr-r ilf Nnrh NaUs rtHur i--b IS
NOMINATIONS may nov 30 had At
ST. JoHN'a HAhATONfUM tEpiscH
pall Rates si7 go 90 $1,000 rsr
week i1oiudos private room ~
sleeping porch connected tn bath aud
fUNef Mticaf care mailrInra. general
Iu-sirf tNrrilent meals tray service
So stiras an rooms have steam heat
h.i Hrd -o'i running eAtsr Rsg "
IT LteFler Superintendent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06
VAETED Automobile

CRIi pal ior used caIF Ar'
ea Mcintosh Auto Co. al
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06

SIX Flats.
zSeSo%H = 4 Disc v,
IEX wilson sad M~tgcA 81 h-rd.i
.&8GES:
slsS o. :
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Rooms
.tATIoNs WANTED

"a GhADUAIE, tb good h,aiia
tfll NeHrs business export
de- ~ employ ment l. rNcer-
'of ~ urdrrt uud capable 20 hards
so requiring judgment tact
.ecnns aitity address L. O.
. lead
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06
SIGNS SHOW CARns

NCDRS Sion anf ADvERrIsfN0 Cu
Signs. ~L.N cards Esnusu. Road
q spseiaIty Real service nappy
fnrl .fu A. Third street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06

NO noRy8- ssw ,nd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06
K SALE -%Typewriters

IA 1NpEwRirERs-An kiada,
and second hand bought
NOD and repaired Alhequrr
im Hnurth ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-23
USE SILVERSHEET
AT CENTRAL HIGH
Visual Education the
Thing More Than Ever
This Year

IL Central high school students
are studying Roman history this
year they will take a little Jaunt to
Rome and look the Coliseum over.
II they are studying English litera-
turo they may like to inspect Anne
Hathaways cottage. Shakespearean
students will augment their study Of
Julius Ceasar, for instance. by Soc
ing that classci dramatized, while
boys who are learning motor craft
will Journey to the factories and
watch tho process of putting cars
together.
All this and more too, IL to be
made possible through the movies.
| only educators don't call this pro-
cess of educating via the celluloid
the movies. They call II visual edu-
cation. It's all the same thing. a
| film is a film, but the silversheet Is
/ being put to its best and most prnc-
| tical use in Central hh this year.
Films touching upon n large number
! OF subjects taugh in the echool--
science. mechanics, domestic arts,
manual training. history. literature,
athletics. biology and others---will
he procured and will be used as the
] department ulItOIOTh utSlIts illt Nih
| high school auditorium VIII be avail
able for this at any period. and the
work will be in charge OF II. a. Wise
who formerly directed visual educa-
tion In Joplin. Mo. Wise will have
an available list OF films that will
correlate with the work being done
and these pictures will be used as
the teachers desire to tit In with the
class work. The high school has a
| Powers GA machine, used last year
that will be operated by boys taking
staEccraf., one boy available for
each period as he shall be needed
| The films will be made n part OF
the regular class work, augmenting
| and illustrating text book material.
The school has no thought OF COM
petnig with the downtown theaters.
Discussing this phase of the work
yesterday, Principle Merle G. Prunty
said that the films to be used were
to be educational merely and that
the administration did not wish to
give the students pictures that were
entertainment. hut educational. Only
those films are TO be used that tend
to deepen understanding OF the sub
iect matter and to broaden the ex-
perience OF the pupil. Pictures, said
| Prunty, will be shown for entertain
ment no more than history lessons
' are assigned for entertainment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-23
TULSA'S YOUTH
IS BIG FACTOR
Gump Gives Impressions
Resulting From Tour
Of the East

Tulsa's youth and Tulsas Amer
icansm are two big factors in the
cltys success. So G.. B. Gump OF the
Southern Hardware company be-
licvcs after having had six weeks
OF the east and returned Co the
southwest more incurably pro-Tulsa
than ever before.
out of a section OF the country
that Is strikc-riddou, Gump returned
yesterday to city remarkably free
from the effects oi social disturb.
anCcs. In the light of conditions OF
towns OF the middle west and east.
the hardware man was amazed az
the undisturbcd business activity OF
Tulsa and especially nt the tremend-
Gus amount Of building that is going
on, In no other city even twice the
size Of Tulsa did he see the amount
of building that Is being done here
The greatest building activity was
evidenced In Dayton, Ohio, he said,
but In virtually all other cities the
building programs were on much
smaller scales than that now being
carried out here. although there is
great deal OF building being done
everywhere.
But the two outstanding virtues OF
Tulsa, comparatively speaking, Gump
believes TO bo its youthful cnthusi-
asm that flavors everything from
building programs TO details OF busi-
ness. and the fact that II is essen %
TALLY American. In the east. one
sees foreigners everywhere All one
hears, he said, II strike. and so per
cent OF tho people involved seemed
to be foreigners.
IL tell you" said Gump. "the more
you sec OF other parts of the country
the more convinced you become that
Tulsa is the greatest city In it,"
with his wife, daughter and
mother, Gump toured the middle
west and east for six weeks, covering
several thousand miles and returning
home by the southern route.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-23
REJECTS OFFER
OF SlOO MONTH
TO GIVE UP MATE
Wife Of Artist Sues Ex-
Spouse of Sugar King ~
Spreckles
AN UNUSUAL TRIANGLE
Mrs. Wakefield Accused of
Taking Advantage of
Her Lovers Wife
NEW DEVELOPMENTS DUE
Scandal Expected to Cause
Spreckles to Seek the
Custody of Children

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 22.-Pos-
sbllity that Mrs. Edith Huntington
spreckels Wakefield will lose the
custody of her three children by
nv first husband. John d. spreckels,
N. bequest OF $4,000 from his
estate and In addition face a suit for
alternating the affections OF Rod
ney Kendrick, newspaper artist
loomed today as an aftermath of
the disclosure Of one of the most
unusual marital tanglcs on record
John u. Spreckeis. sr..-San Diego
capitalist. was reported in San
Francisco today to take steps to Sc
cure custody of his sons three
children and TO investigate the pos
sibility Of legal proceedings to set
aside the bequest. This report could
not he confirmed.
However, following a conference
with her attorney, II was said Mrs.
Hendricks contemplates filing n suit
against Mrs Wakefield for alienat-
ing her husbands affections as tho
direct result of her charge that Mrs.
Wakefield offered her 500 a month
ftr life for her husband loves
Artists wife Objects.
NThe unusual triangle promised 10
work out beautifully until Mrs.
Kendrick left the home OF Mrs.
Wakefield at Sausalito, where she
was house guest, and consulted
an attorney
She said she reached her decision
not 10 accept the offer OF Mrs,
Wakefield while her husband, Rod
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-23
DROWNED TRYING
TO RESCUE WIFE
Victims Could Swim, but
Numbed by the Cold
Water

Special to The World.
SALTWATER. Aug. 22.--Unable
to loosen his wifes arms around his
neck when he attempted to rescue
her from deep water, Howard *.
Hastings 25. was drowned with Mrs.
Hastings, 30. while both were swim
ming in the Cimarron river near
their home. four miles west OF
Perkins. Monday night.
Both could swim, the husband be-
ing considered an expert. Because
Of the swift current he attempted TO
help her.
when recovered two hours later,
the bodies were clasped together.
They were buried at saltwater to-
day.
Hastings brother and sister and
others were IN the swimming party.
Hastings was the son OF James *.
Hastings, pioneer and prominent
Payne county farmer. Both OF the
drowned people had been students nj
oklahoma A. 4 NJ. college They
were married at Stillwate: on March
IN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-23
,Inii Former Rnnk TclIcr.

BY tho AFHocInted PTess State WIre7
MUSKOGEE. Aug. 22s-William
Mcdowell. former teller Of the Mer-
chants & Planters bank of Ada.
charged with embezzl' ng $1,000 from
that institution. today was lodged I'm
the United States Jail here by Of
ficers from Colorado who arrested
him at Pueblo. letters Mcdowell is
alleged TO ave writ. I 20 n friend
in Ada resulted In his apprehension.
He disappeared last March and was
indicted by n United States CRANE
Jury here shortly afterward.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-23
NOUei Scheme Fails
To Force Car Fares
DOWn; Lands in Jail

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-Michael
Durokovich was told in plain words
by a Judge today that his method
OF campaigning for n scent street
car fare, while quite original.
was all wrong"
Durokovich dragged bed
across the car tracks and retired
to peaceful slumber last night. a
sign said he'd move when the
nickel fare was granted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-23

mney kendrick. an artist. and Mrs
N9ketield were on a motor trim.
AIRS. Wakefield, who was the
tlrst wife Of John ID. spreckels. ir.,
now mas n divorce suit pending
aEainst Frank Wakefield. we'll.
known club and business man OF
San Francisco.
=, When | first met Mrs. wake.
lield ! thought she was a most Low.
Kendrick. -
never dreamed she and Rod
were In love with each other.
Ilrst learned OF such state OF af-
fairs early last July.
had been recuperating from an
attack of the flu I'm stockton Wher
Mrs. Wakefield telephoned me, in.
viting me TO make an Indefinite VISIT
at her home in Sausalito. | agreed
knowing that would see my hus.
band In Saualito.
Almost her first words when VIC
settled down for talk we're: 4
am divorcing Frank.
Offered 800 q Month for Hubby
wish | we're free, also. | re.
piled
DO you really?' she asked and
then said she would IKE to marry
Rodney"
1t was then. Mrs. Kendrick dc.
clares, the proposal was made bN
Mrs. Wakefield that she pay Mrs
Kendrlck 500 n month for life.
The versions OF Mrs. Wakefield
and Kendrick are slightly different
Kendrick declares that there had
been a peaceful separation between
he and his wife long before the
triangle arose.
She told him she would divorce
him, he declares, and that there
was no cOnccalment on his part OF
on that OF Mrs. Wakefield.
Mrs. Wakefield told my wife ir
the presence OF my mother that she
loved me and would marry me II
were free" the artist is quoted al
saying.
Mrs Kendrick Is n very sick
girl" Mrs. wakefield said.
1T was n long time ago when
told her ! loved her husband ant
wanted TO marry him, She wa.
apparently satisfied at that time
what / promised was that she
should should have home will
Rodney and myself as long as she
lived
II have given her every care tina
money and doctors could provide
She has told me a hundred times
how grateful she was. do moi
know why she has changed"
Mrs. Rodney Kendrick. mother o
the artist, sides with her son anC
Mrs. Wakefield. She blames Mrs
Wendrlck for marrying her sor
when she knew she was a victim o.
tuberculosis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-23
You Know Him.

"The nina who brags that he never
believes what he reads in the news
papers IL almost sure TO have a lot OF
fool fads that man OF sense
wouldn't harbor for an instant" de-
clares the Howard Courant, Tex
anime him closely and you will find
he carries a buckeye in his pocket
to ward off some disease or com
pIoiut
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-23

Make IL Wnr-Likc for Him.
IT can't understand men" said the
wife OF an ex-soldier recently. my
husband ran a tank during the war
and now he can't run vacuum
clea ner for me"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-23

1-warranted for 10 years by the
manufactures
Full metal plate.
3-Bass strings over-strung, SOLID
copper wound
4-Hammers Al heavy, ell-wool
felt.
b-Noisale9s hammer rail-.
events in a separate chamber
do not clog.
7-Noiseless valve system, self
adjusting
S-Keys, high quality ivorine.
9-Divided hammer rail litters.
construction assures
ease Of pedaling.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-12-28
SCHOOL COLUMN

Among those teachers spending the
holidays out of town are Messrs.
Heagney and Hatch, and Misses Buck,
Stephenson, Miller, Fluke and Watson.
The Colorado Supply company in
accordance with their regular custom,
which is observed annually, of play
ing Santa for all the children in
town, remembered the school this
year by sending candy and oranges
for every child enrolled.
Mr.. McWilliams is using at least a
part of his holiday time for going
over the buildings and putting them
in repair for the next term of school.
Oiling floors, painting black boards,
repairing desks, replacing chalk rails
ETC., are among the things on his list
of repairs for the holidays
A half holiday for Friday, Decem-
ber %, was not given but something
even better awaited the students for
that afternoon. Through the gener-
osity of the school board, free show
with Paramount picture featuring
Mary Miles Minter in "The Little
Clown, had been provided at the
Princess Theatre. The -four hundred
lost no time in marching up town to
enjoy one of the incest treats of the
season.