davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1922-09-26
Coal Loadings increase.

During the week ended September
23 coal loadings totaled 2l2.llO cars,
the greatest number for any one
week since the miners strike be-
gan on April /. the Association OF
Railway Executives announced to-
day. The association estimated pro-
duction in that week at approx
mately 11,500,000 tons, of which
about 9,75O 900 tons was bituminous
and 1,750, 900 tons anthracite.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22

need far spu WAY dld son persist IN
anuos ng mef
Nest hesitaiet an Instant. his mind
strn9g.lng Win ihe situation Nas she
honest trufhhll ~ this siaipmeuff
couid h. say snythlnT which uuuii
change her vlespointl She must have
been acceisel hs these nten. ytt non
caui1 he expose them -, shs weu'd
camprehend7 he was ~ little ceItaln
- ihr facts himself ihai ~ he'd Moth
ltg hui sasqigian ~ oneF
why % YOU nor answer, Captain
wsslf"
rae girls ewes were clear, iasisieni
little amused they somehow aroused
his determination.
n Uill eudcayor o. make you unaer
s'ana Miss Natalie" H. explained
sluWl, a would not have sou feei that
! deliberately pushed mNself lnto this
amir When leu ruinawn after
sonr dismissal. had no thought ~
ever seeing you aFain. have already
told son ne Interest had feif in No9
on q lhai time. but Your nhrapfness
during uur last interview len laa
angry and with no INCLINATION e. sees
your preserve again You ean searesa
blame one fqr such a feeling
eNo sha confessed Ill Was 50
excited ana aeneus 1 Was NOT ,cfs
nice
Ven certainly hurt me departed
with a sense ~ wrong rsnkiiug. ANA a.
desire fo ceme bnek Bm fate lufef
yeaea, lsu know perhaps ihat s,sr.
heard iho shaf which ended th, lfe ar
porCINal Coolidge. and Twas thc arsi IT.
discover bis dead Body supposed % q
,as, 90 sHlaae and so tare witness no
the inquest The whole natter wonld
have ended There 30 ihe next aar
fcu discharged sexton olso. ana o.
uan sought me e0i ~ ihe gs1"
she leanci fag4afd. her jos
parted, e neu lghl Ia Der eyes
tro be con,lngedl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22

y have introduced amend
menis m the Senate along the
lines suggested above hul am
told that the task IS too moau
mental o. be accomplished and
that il wouid cause revolution
ni marketing believe Ia rcyo.
kiious when they arr necessary
Is accomplish Justice Because
ihe prauliee Is OLD is no reason
why IL should not be charged
! ana not asking favors bui simply
demanding Justice Congress has
iho good ~ ihc people at heart.
aud 7 am satisfied when we all
look into this subject We wilt
aeree along me lines 81 The
ahovc suggestions There IS no
use telling farmers 10 make q
li,n rat home diversity their
ernrs build war houses. orranisa
cooperative marketing assoea
iiors. hoid meetings n Washing
ioa and elsewhere or dn other
things which arc essential oud
then for ns 10 stumble around
like a set of hlmdfalded school
boss protesting not % KNOW tln
real reason why our section of
The country does not prosper
The cotton industry IS in bond
age and everyone knows that
something IS wrong hHi ihsV Ia
not realize ihe exact trouble nor
ihr remedy An amendment
alone iho above lines would
brine Immediate RELIEF ana would
he more beneficial Than all others
combined
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22

n experts of the Fiorlda state plan,
board ls expressed by " > Jsclton.
ae,ing entomoioEir of The Oklahsma
experiment station
~ w-ald he unjust u COURSE.
Jackson said. 70 eond-mn tae method
before anow exactly wl.af a is--i
haven't received ihe Florida huaaila.
althoush ! haze been notified that .
copy has been mailed 20 me -but.
judging from Or Newelrs aunousee-
ment through the Assoclated Prass /
would say that while the new method
might bc = success ia Flof'ds ] doubt
H. fcr Oklahoma. Il would be any inn
prevement over methods now An use
Hi plan. ~ ! understand Il. Is %
remove the first squares from the
plants sometime In June. and thereby
kiII or stsrys cut the flrst crop Of
H~r'fss go - a -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22

'Tnl alfald Oslahema nsntsrs
p0uliat iafe much cotton K they
picked ~ TIE .afly saaare,. Or ok
iahona has o depend oa rafly-mstaf-
inT cotton @ xst crop Furthermer..
many veevils in Oklahom. eontlna. 70
remain active feeding upsn etiou
plants. Tor periods cf from thirty -
ninety dsys before retiring 10 Ihs
square to deposit their erss "a. N.
only way % kill or anything IKE all
the overNinteflne wecvils would Be
70 accompany the removal of squares
with poisoning. The two processes
tosether Would be too expensive. Tor
Oklahoma planters.
= think Oklahoma farmer. cuxht
10 be warned not 10 accept too readily
the new Florida idea and. 30. postpone
until spring the fight against weevii
that should b made this fsll.s -. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22
REVEREES LAWS OF
COMMON SENSE AND Gus.
TOMS OF MERCHANDISING
ireatlnaed from PAGE -


the sellers 81 contracts without
enlarging the demand. The law
81 supply and demand IS thus
hobbled Whoever puts 40 the
most margin can carry prices his
way am not endeaYoring 10
legislafe value into commodity
This conld not be attempted 10
my mind, the foregoing clearly
demonstrates The inequality Of
the present law aud is unjust
operations against The grower
4 suggest either ono of three
remedies. which ! am satisfied
wil lgreatly improve conditions.
bni nree IN elast one to-wit
FIRST require the specific
grade 10 be specified at the time
the contract IS made.
Second allow the purchaser
and the seller Of = contract TO
each select half Of the quantity /.
bat IN order 20 avert the posi-
billy Of a corner. either Up or
down. lei them divide each half
equally IN two. or>>eyen three
grades.
Third DO away with ibe
middlingfssr as one Of the grades
ienderable and divide the other
nine grades into three classes.
to-wii +. 3, and &. with fhree
grads IN each class. and make
the middle class the basis. with a
discount for a grade below and
a premium FOR a grade above.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22
ROLL NEElIL WIEN
DECEMBER II TO l6

Ardmore Nov - Go4eruor Rob
ertton Is asked 20 designate ths week
of December n % IS as boil weevil
destruction week IN Oklahoma "a g
letter despatched 20 him today by
Secretary John Basley of TIE Ard
more Chamber q Commerce
Il IS suggested that stste-s d.
drive BE- made against the pest during
the week by organization q work hsrs
vhs VIII continue their efforts
ihrlrh the cotton season.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22
SWIM ~ orrler "a YrAns

NoN iork's neWl, elected governor.
Aimed D Smith who defeated a first
eiass opponent % e. and who
may ha ihe nest Democrat candidate
far President has toen on the public
pay rolI fr ae years cAecpinw tba
last two. This is hls offloe holding
recorl % date
iasa-ieoa CLERK ln office of New
York city commlasioner n lurer-
i9o3-iait Member OF New York
state assembly
ieil-iaia Democratic leader IN as
semhy
ai1-i9ls Speaker of the assembly
ieit.lai7 sheriff OF New York
county
iai5-i9iae President of New YORK
City hoard ~ aldermen
feia-iaao Governor ~ New YORK
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22

szxs II y doernf pay Tor ftself and %
5ng q good proh; bes40es tes us and your
f1eneT viii - PROMPTLY refao1ed.
directly % the egK-iayirg organs and IL
truefci1l in every psT- u mskes beae
healfhy ard happy. They srrnteh and sing
A-usirfs oeff8ep eariief. Tie Whole fox
i1Fx regularly IN any sezsen. in any
wcEiler. uhen eggs are aczrce aud hfg4
Can you afcrd % f9nore tba wonderful
rcpsrts ypD are hr4rfnK from Don Sung
users eEerywbefsf Wbf not lsf Ne show
You he sane reR1lfa. With yon- cr~n Hock
Don sung is 70 fro1bie q us- II costs
Hettfng 10 trv. Al we ask IL chance 70
Drose cur claims, entirely At our risk Get
Itoa sang from Tour local dealer. or sefd
- eeEte Ter rnekare by mail prepaid large
<lze. 81, boids fhr>< ffmes ~ muchl.
Burreil-Dugxer Co, ia ccluubis Bldg
Ineisnkpoils. Ind.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22

sorh thing Nhy vist Ias caused
him 20 hee1me ~ frrhscrcts Ton re.
Captain West hos ali ihls oeeafndfe
'Nou snnw noth.ue
-eriT what hss been sald Anca I
cufened me rscnl Mkc smr'F fnla
ne they hsd d man here uho iirasri
ihouehi was detective. arl e. wanted
ne 20 corne tu q mcncnt I came. ard
found yoa. Vow. phase. shat does 81
al mean t7
She shipped hack 10 her seat srain.
her eyes 60 bis fe-e as b. arose ana
stretched bis limbs 30 restore cirruia.
ton. To his quick glance her face ex-
Tresssd onlg syIipaihy. and lunoeenf
interest Any druli ~ may hare fel-
- ~ me ssuvcrity % re ri vanished
instantly. whatever n crinc uas eos.
ceaiea here she hal no suspicion tie
oosid tel her The whole story without
fear
FIR Try snd e,T.lal-. Miss Nsiaiie
- ie-sn rather isHreIs. -oIfA rea per-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22
Bank. Of Nation Are Al Affected

Washington. nov. statos hav.
The right 20 tax for state purposes
liberty bonds owned BY banks, the
supreme court decided Monday IN AZ.
nrming the decision of an Oklahoma
court.
Every national bank in Oklahoma
ia affected by the decision sought 10
have reversed ii was stated. a. well
- every nationol bank in the United
states.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22

low fighfin4 pssfr n she body. u hftsa
mean sos are mlnus nerve power. minus
red d-cffls iu gour hioed. miusa heaifh.
mirus energy. minus vitality. Il Il a.
rious ~ be minus hut the moment yon
Increase fha hunter = ysur fr'i-bfeod-
eriis. ysg begiu b become plus That's
WIZ s. 3. s. since 1870. bas meant -
thousands - undefWsisht saea aBd uea~H.
= plus IN their strength. Fellow chsefs
III out. 1ou stop being . faia mitg locker.
lou Inspire c5Hfffnfe. Your body fills
70 the point - power. your flesh becomes
fIrmer. TIE are lines that eafne from tain
ness disappear. You lock younger. firmer,
harpisr. and you feel N. tee. au-eser y0nr
body. More red blood eeiisi 3 >. =. vii
build them. Ladies and gentlemen.
pezky. tony face doesn't rnake yen fack
very imDgffsnf or pretty. dos ~ Taks
=. =. II confains only pure vegetable
nsfirinaf inRresieats n 81 = - sold NJ
81 drag stores IN two Hizss. The lafRer
sire bottle II fhe more economical
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22
36 Hens Lay
"a Eggs a Day
ZerD Weather, Too. Here's How II Is
Done. Try II On Your Flock.

Eariy in Nofember, ! started giving
u8a <u1g 20 20 barred rofks which had
bsea iaying oniy 3 or eggs 3 day The
hrsi month showed = big gaia. Yesterday
Ian feth. wifh tte femperafure i've d..
Frers above xefu. J got "a eggs from thrse
sanlr - beas ~ fbe hrsf - dafs u Jan.
NarY. ] got ft6 eggs Or 80 e of
atGuf % q dnN. ! Noitdat fhfnk u keep.
e. 2 ehickers wifhoef bon EunK"-u d
Jasper Orrsliie 0hio.
FirHre fklss A 81 psekage II boa sung
lasts - hi.Bs 80 aays I've Goxrn estrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22

fHar ItIs taT ~ dHfN -
81 dozen ~ ginter prices.
figure Bis preaf.
Ihfrfe no sen Why
you eau'f do Jnst - we'll
AeefBt our trial ofer. a.
Nr. Casper did Here Il -
Give Den sung % -
hens Then watch results
for 20 days. n n do@sn I
show ron Z ffR Increase iu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22
wsss fsskss us chsies.

- EIN"T"s 10 N-ITTNE-
Ihe sri reltfer aasuer.A nor hesi-
tsf"d aei cvs<s fllf rsam Se4nlf.
her Asnss sa'klre ihe lashNrs ahant
hls waists ilef Faeacmraf laisltsa hia.
Hna h's h'ool loslsd a. The safi toaeh
~ her tsuscrs
Really } dl noi rsaEa, you were
ficd into ihr ehsh $50 cNrlalmel in.
clgDsuily ~liohari Is fad io 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22
LIBERTY BONO HOLDERS
HIT BY COURT RULING
State Tax Is Valid. Oklahoma
Wins Fight To Get Money
Prom Banks Holding
Securities

0klahoma Cin No, "a Desls len
81 tas ualted States supreme eeuf,
Noaday that liberty honds are aua
icet to state taxation Nhou sueh
Otherwise tax-exempi sceurltle. arr
held ~ banks ~ capital stsek. .ur
plus aud undivided preuts. vii have
Widespread efce, ia oklahoma IN
The opinion ol the attorney generals
offce
The case o. The Peoples National
bank 81 KlnenaAef versus The state
board ~ equalization In which shs
Supreme coart deeislgh ls said 20 have
been made involved tai.aQ9 eapliai
stock surplus snt undivided profits
witch ire director. ci the klueiishcf
Institution had Invested n liberty
bonds
Assessor Refused Reductlcn
HE kinFfisher county tas assessof
on January 4 iqiS refused 10 allow
deduction chained by tas People
National hank on that part AZ lhe
capital stock sarpias ana undnlacd
profits Invested % United state,
bonds although IN the ease oi an in.
tisidual such seeur.iie. had been held
non taxable
The state board q equalization alao
disalloeed ths claim for deduction
hai the district eturi ovcruled the
holding o. the board The state AZ
pealed the case e the sapfeme court
~ Oklahoma. where the opinion of IN,
lower court was reversed. the sunrems
court ruling thm taxes Nere levied
against the shares ~ stock az ihe
bank and that in delermnlne the
value IS the hares of stock ~ 3 ma.
tianal or state bank for purpose %
taxation. 30 deduction is 20 be made
90 account ~ The capital IL mighi IN.
vest in securities which are other
wlse exempt from tasatlon
astvsd Tas esemp,
The Peoples Na,l nal bank 81 King
fisher in common with many other
institutions in the state had invested
funds from their capital stock sarpfs
and undivided profit. in liberty bonds
and other similar socunies a. tho
belief that such part of their funds
w-uld o. tay exempt
Following the opinion Of iho state
court upholdine the nfling ~ The
state hoard q equalization. the'Klnr-
fisher case was appealed O. the "a
preme coun ~ The United States. Il
having been decided hy tho banks 90
nehi the contention q the state be
fore the snmeme court a. test
ease.
The stlorney genersfs office Mon
day was unable 10 state just how
sweeping the effect Of the decision
might b.. although It is said thu,
many other banking Institutions had
invested capita and other stock IN
tax-crempt securities. hoping there.
by % escape taxation b. the tate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22
Thin? Rundown?
Sure Way To-
Get Right Weight
increase Your Red Bleed Cells. That's
the sure Wsyi S. 5. 5. Builds Blooe
Cells; This Means Sgreuethl

40 yoh know why insurance eomps.
nifa refuse ~ ineufs 3 greet many men
because they are nndef wei4hff aimDiy
because 20 BE- un1ef weight often proves
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22

Last year thirty million
toas OF raw materials were
fed into the portland ce-
ment mills cl this country,
and the finished product
came out in approximately
400 million sacks To han
die ali this material through
the long process oil pulver-
izing, burning. and pulvcr-
izing again, with such care
that a handful taken at ran
dom from any sack would
meet the exacting speciiica-
tions OF leading engineering
societies and the Govern.
ment-that was the manu-
iacturcrs task.
Materials be handled IN great
quantities IN aoemensp plant, other.
wise the cost tless now per pound
than that OF any comparable man.
uiacturcd productl would he pro
hlhitive. The product must be uni.
'orm and OF high quality. Tor the
permancncc OF great structures.
and even life itscll. depends on Il.
This great task is simpliiicd by
lilty years Of study and expert.
menta,ion IN quality control. But
Il still calls for constant routine
testing by highly skilled artisans
and chemists.
Take the cement plant chemist,
Tor instance. Workmen guidedby
his Instructions proportion the
various raw materials a ton or
more at a time. The tests which
he makes TO determine these pro-
portions mist be 70 precise that
the glass enclosed balance used
for weighing Is accurate TO the
nearest ten thouaandih Of gram.
There are 454grsmstothc pound.
Sueha balance willquickly detect
the difference in weight OF piece
olpapcr before and alter YOU have
written your name on Il.
Few industrial products require
asgreat care in their manufacture
as portland cement and lew get II
70 uniformly.
The guiding hand Of the chemist
and his assistants is seen and felt
at every point In the process Of
manufacture - in the quarry or
pit where the raw materials are
obtained-int nthogrindingdepau-
ment wherethe raw materials are
proportioncd. mixed and ground
lin the burning department
where under intense heat the
chemical altransposition takesplace
lin thehnished grinding depart
ment where the raw materials
now transformed into clinkcr be.
come the fine powder We call
portland cement.
Sometests are made evcyiSmin.
utes-some hourly. Some samples
are being taken continuously with
automatic samplers others are
snatched at random from the
convcyors. Whatever experience
dictates Is necessaryto insure uni
formity and high quality-thas Is
done.
ID CEMENT ASSOCIATION
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22

!
Ists q c9orss Is rsal'y ~ has.ncss =
m'ne ana re on'y thing ihat has "a.
'o.gel re Is the eeep Interest have
feit in yea
In ne WAY. that D. rather inger.
esfinx D, Was 20 serve ne sou chme
Asref'
A least Thought 80 Shall make
q more dehulisf 80 doubt you sre
aware nat you are 80 unusually preuy
vom1n Vel a leas, 7 hlns 81 far
oue. end rur fret ruee,ing uith lts sub
seq1eni adventures nss ranantic
enough % shake me out - oammaa-
place existence In fact hecame
quite deeply Interested IN yoa
Why really Captain she luier.
rupies. slightly pauled 4 perhaps 90
not f0Ny comprehend % what y0n NJ.
Ter po sou mean there was something
beiwevn US some specinl .utmaey -
"oh ro. uo' thar preaaAy no
dresm ~ ehgt was occurring rs rour
mind Yet the circumstances ef oar
meet.ns wers peculiar they reasorei
vrr t-'ef r-rrair'saee 'ua what
ffo, -e' IS 'ssrsee q rrai ff.ss1saIll@
rliau la to m
nn,f see eamaf hsve forrHitn
50 neu. ae erstelnef in safnase ~
aef VHs efue aas,4f aaas ia..fe
1858 fUH. W dHsnH nrlIy ~ aue
fa Mn a.ssa str.sa at.enf.
nHf taa .ii.ef aeS, .analefelt
81 e. #ni1e. 49, la eer Irua. hx
soF daau nl lafer connta.d .a me
30 s aaa. & eau ucg a.
ad-el gra IS ase snee ~ = was
ns rtn natna taat. ureos ihtse
circumstances aN Young man.
samd iate beane rather deera, ~.
ieree"
'ir tofh axe case ana ihe .r,l~
-Yos. 81 muts 81. irfeel ria, even
when I uas rather harsAig dismissed
I eaafA ~ seceuf = Wtf...,, ,rate.,
7 hat grown Is fen fha, mis- was Mt
q mse business arr nremNni between
as bn yee unaer,fan1 now
'i can see lt froin Your standpoint.
I1t nevertheless ! ain surprised. can.
N.n Wes lna -sos r,can roa actual.
is icii d. in-e via. mefv
- fsf ,srf ser, deem inieres, In
yon. o. admnta eraycis "a greafer
interest uan have ever ri, ~ sar
Dfhsr Woman mat soy sole exssse
Ter becoming involved N y.ri- saalvs
could roi hear ia ses~ sou make 4
mi..afa "a m.tf be- il ms resfr ~
nrrt tut
~Wlrf m.n.tft~
.wrH as, - Iii trnsffr- Ia nfs
ma. IIo.ar~
.gfe f.r.fri ho- ewes ris-rl-g ~,
qnirlif iato M. rsre
~Asd sshf ~ef faerser pft-a-t.r
rour canfee.t,r r.s, .ts,e .t.ts ,.t,
halaasF~
cyan .re re-, a. srle as ,..-
.--not.iv a,f,...t.- -, = .,.m -.
rerree,iy rrart ~ c.,.,.s 4. -
,ar,.., tss.,, ~. =. ..,....- ,..e,
s,,5 ,..... y.
ab,s war -. r.. 80. ,t,....s +.
rres+f, ,ff.. x.t.r. ~. -
..euos n re. la. ,..sa s.ye,.i, ,...t~
~ysa 4. la...s- l..,le,s..
= lsrlf. taoa sr..ft ,,t,o-t, % ,-
t.s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22
Halls Catarrh Medicine

Those who are in run down" condl.
ton VIII notica that CaLrrh huthtra
them much more than whea thcy are tn
good health. This fact proves that whis
1ataffh is a local ulneahe. u le gfently
HALLS CATARRI MEDICINE con-
hialr uf an ointment which Quickly
helieyen by local application. and the
Internal Medicine. Tonic which assists
IN improving the General Health q
sold BY dfuFflsff for over ~ Years.
h. ,. Cheney q Co, Toledo, Ohio.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22

X H " y HWg. wNw u a u
y NEW wEEvlL CONTROL IoEA VI
Is SMALL HOPE FOR OKLAHOMA q
= y y u Is NN y n n II xa n
saltwater Soy -2 Doutt a. 20 the
effectiveness and feasibility Ia Okla
homa at least 81 the new boll weeyi
control method announced from
GAINESVILLE. Florida. a. the discovery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-22

q q g mokes you feel
0s0sS. Ike ssusef assa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18

VIII bring prosperity to the country"
said Mr. Sands. FOR tho association
in going TO be tho best collection
agency you merchants have ever
had
Comparing the straight-laced New
England way OF "hewIng to the line.
let the chips fan where they may"
DIR. willard Scott. OF Boston. deliv-
cred an address rn!l OF wit. humor
and sound sense lie spoke OF the
old-time stability as "dignlned and
rnOnotonous.' and said the times now
were so unsettled that people move
so rapidly they can't pay their rent.
He said no was In Washington last
Sunday and witnessed the promenade
on Pennsylvania Avenue. Every
thing was turned end for end" lie
said. FOR. years ago. We looked at
their hats"
"Cnn't Sell backgrounds"
Or. Scott said ne was sent To col
!cGc u get e background for nm
education. but you can't sell "a back
ground" Tho rapiditv in changes in
high schools. he said. caused th>
a.
TO find a Kitchen in the basement 81
the high school. millinery on the
third floor. and Greek in the back
yard"
Society people nowadays. he said
had clubs. clubs. clubs. but the only
club he remembered was dads lie
said people m New England had
daylight saving and midnight spend
ing; that father played golf in the
daytime and mother played bridge
A. night, until the children don't
know that they have parents except
in tandems
Referring TO the high cost OF lIv-
ing. DIR. Scott said that. In the goot
Old days Of stability. the Woman
who wanted pair OF gloves went
10 the store, purchased them and car
changed times she goes to the teIe-
phone and calls the garage and
iiveried man brings the automobile.
she goes To tho store. makes tho pur-
chaset and the next day delivery
truck with Il high priced attendants
delivers the gloves.
Again. he said in reference to high
price for foodstun. that. in tho old
DAYS. the man was content to eat the
things raised In the community. Now
on the table OF the humble home.
YOU find tea from Ceylon, fruits from
California corn from the Middle
West and products from the farms in
the Far South. 1t is a case Of high
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delighted the assemblagc at the park
with several selections, and closed
with the recitation OF FLANDERS
Field
Resolutions adopted by tho con
ference thanked the city authorities
tor the use Of the John Marshall High
School. the newspapers OF the city
for liberal spac" devoted TO reports
OF the conference. and TO the mem
hers OF the trade extension bureau
of tho Chamber OF Commerce for the
true-heartcd hospitality and enter
tainment provided. The merchants
We're urged To organize local Mer-
chants Associations to affiliate with
the Southern Retail Merchants Con
ference. Inc
\ majority Of the delegates de-
parted on late trains last night for
their homes.