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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22

~ ''''''' 'ev'er at Z. Zoe. sales co. bales
~ee orleans steady. % points lower tt
2. ff~. sslea. fff bales Mobile quiet un-
CHANGED nt 1f15r. sales. nil eAfaun Ah
afsGdy. fs pnlf on lower 90 -l.tt H,l.r
80 fafer Nnrfolx steady. 30 points l'M-
.sr AZ eaf1c. sales no. Augusta STEADY. tp
points lower an ectnr. stIes. ffa nal.H
Memphis stoady. unchanged nt +-'Naf
sales. $50 ha.cH Houston ai,hNfs NN
oulet 10 roista lower nf 20 Goo, sales. Is
bales Dallas steady. 40 points lower a'
II SIC. salea : COS bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22

Tho market Tor cottonrerd oN expert
on covering and scattered new buying
prompted 81 the strength BOZ lard but
later reacted with grain and cotton and
closed az 20 a points uet higher Total
sales for the day were 1900 barrels.
The range o. prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22

Their. was "A quick rcovery, continent bsihs
nervous and unrqitled. fluAl 49, - ,
-. 'nt- on estimated sales Of 5000 tons,
fIquidation was much less than ts,i.sn
b.. le generally expected and some OF tho
.nrrs long accounts stil remain 4h''1''
Tho range ~ prices. r,....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22

To figure the precise yield on a bond u
v nece.-ary 70 ufe yield trhir-. bul The
approximate Weld can rcurhiy be figured
out ~ the following formula. Divide ~
closing quotation On q bond into tho rafs
appreciation ~ the principal To 40 this
subtract the market qu0faflll from par
or 100. and divide the remainder by the
Tore maturity. For crnmpe N per
cent bond ias selling a; 10 and has ten
years 20 run. the annual return will Do ss
per cent. The difference between par and
the market price viii b. 10 points sub
tractins 20 from 100. Dividing no points
~ ten ycarl the quotation will b. T. This
nxure IL 20 D. adde1 20 f.ft which ic the
annual return. and the result. 1855 per
cent VII siNs seu The approximate yisld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
NOTICE OF REpENPrloS OF p''"
or

sPERRY flour coNpAri .
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN .n.-as,s~.,t
let day Of August. 1879. al OF - Tr,-.
Ing FIRST Mortgage sia fet - sd
Year sinking fund God bono', i,ll ~
Flour Company. dated fe.t-Ay =. a. ~
secured b mortgage " ths :. 11'..o,s.ssJ
cutei ~ said Sperry figt. frlf~
Anglo california Trust ccmpsnl "a 10
will be redeemed. and thefs VII .ss. q .
and payable on each ~ sald 81 o.,
ONCE 81 aid Ang.o.Callfofni.. .,rss "
p,ny. situate az the corner ol - o..
Sansome Streets. IN san ftAn.1 s,<b,
forn.A. one hundred ami i~o ~ t,s'st
C02h) per cent u the face N~.i ist ~
with accrued interest thffeon 70 .si -
OF August. 1874 TIE holdefs q - 80
are required ~ present the same ~ .,,s's
ton al said once % said Ans'V "a 40.
Trust Company on said ist as' ~ ~
1899. AZ faid redemption piies, ~ 90
hundred ani two and one-hs" n slcr<
the principal amount thereon "a eesis y
interest thereon. Interest on .f.l.f<
cease 10 accrue on said Isl cay
1899.
Dated Suns n. 1874 .,pux
~NNNS - - ~'''' Trusts ~.
cHAs. r LEEGE. yles:P,ss.s.s'
GRANT roPDREr. ASS -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22

Liverpool tables $40. COTTON '.I..itH
demand 40 points advance, middlinF
1900 sales. 5000 halra. American. 5000
baiss Imports ~ 900 bairr. american.
fo0 600 bales Futurfa opened fifadr AZ
peints fefune closed quiet at a.
net decline % 90 % points july. IT lld.
october. I1G9d. December. d. ffd, innu-
sry ff8Bd. March. i-4fds Stay, - lhd.
Nanchestsr Yarns. duil ana Irregular,
efofla DUH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22
DIVIDEND NOTICES
rIIr TnrNroN rorrERIEs comS','

TIE lnLNkON TUT a ~
Trenton. y. y, Js,} ."
DIVIDEND 10. ~, nir<t1l
Ats meeting OF the Bo.Fe ,oxg w
held this day. dividend on ~ N0Ss
CENT GG) was declared % srOck ?
CUMULATIVE PREFEkkbO fSn .
the Company. payable July A. bs<s.
stockholders OF record ~ i~-s.,.fsf ~
Thursday. July 20, 1871
will not be closed. r., .ss'r
g. 4. LAWToN, Secretary -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22
ieral Land Bank Bonds

5s is6i-is3i ....'...'''~foou ,o,u -.
Joint stock Land Bank N-" 40
tys. is5i-ip3i. ,f03u toxL .e.
Joint Stock Land Bank 'N'' w.
s. is3s-ls2s. a ia "a.
Chicago Joint stock Land wv
Bank tbs isSl.ls3lt0s toxn "a
Chicago Joint Stock Land N'N Wv
Bank IS ie3f-i9tO 80. 9ou raou -
Chicago Joint stock Land wa Wv
Bank "a, i3sl-t9sl..-fo. fn.x a.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22
UNITED FORTHCOMING eo
lion. "A,

A quarterly dividend Of afIssa s,pss y
GbS) has this day been deelAs .s.s,st q.
capital stock Of this company "A ~ Y
outstanding. payable october 80 ~
stockholders Of record a. tne s'''~
The s,ock books viii not BE- elo's&
Dated July 2lst. 1879. ~<>ssrD
u. A. WERNER. Ifs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22
New York City Bonds
New York State Bonds
cs ma. and end Highway S.

Issued IN coupon and registered form.
nor interchangeable, Coupon bonds -egls-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22
Steel and Ordnance Stocks
Certificates Of Indebtedness and United
States Treasury Notes

acceptable IN payment % Federal ta1es
on the dates of maturity
approximate yield II called on December
rs, 1922
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22
Grain Prices


Yesterdays Pr.r,ss' 70,
Ssw YORK close eics.
30. 2 hard 'il9t N3is ~
Chicaxo-Rangs q prices.
Evening star., 1922-06-13
20 Are GRADUATED
A. S.. JOHNS COLLEGE

Twenty were graduated from St.
Johr's College at commencem ant
exercises lid at the college hall lt-st
night. Rev. Jo.1 NJ. Cooper Q. Cath
Oh; C2t"erH!ty made the address. ard
adm oEished the graduates that edu-
catioa does not end with graduation.
vt Ssg:1S ali over again." lie said.
-. -.ef. -hom-5 =. Shahar. rector
% Catrolic University, presided. He
Lre-ea Led diplomas a. fol-oEs:
Sc.enticc aiplomas-Euberc AIcF az
Iaao -eall, tE.lliam Benjamin Bra
ser2,, JOIN Jeremiah Culiinane.
-Nill am Gran - -Edward--yt.an Ke efe.
Er1ts6 Windsor hess,er. jr.; George
Bernard ManEal Rudolph David
Moecer. George Timothy C'e-eil. Ed
ward Jeremiah ]-i.-, lillian ,Ior-. IS
Wo, idridse.
Commerce and finance diplomas to
Win am Toward Froehlich, john
rrancis McEIinress. John Ea,ley -yt..ie
and James Richard C'Eeii,.
Scieatifc diplena.-Class OF 1918,
sept Francis McGinnesf; alass Of
1920, Charles Lawrence claris ard
Ear Francis Flnnia; class CT 1921,
Cha les Weller Mccarthy
George Sernare Maagan was award
VersIty of america.
,Iedals were aTarced as s-.iows:
Mgr. Tko1ias n ial to GeorEe BeY-
..arG Maagan.
-innis.
rhs r. 7. Moran medal to Thomas
Dunn.
Tho J. Leo Ko,b medal to William
Ho7-ard Froeiich.
no Michael a. Keane medal to
Cad-t E,.-. Ge--Ee .-tmothE c'Se:l.
The P. r. Drury la-Ga- to First
Lieut.. Ernest Windsor Kess.er, j..
Evening star., 1922-06-13

Special pispatch to TIE Star.
EC- SPRINGS. Va, Juno 13.-
The third S, ss.cn Of the fourth a.
anal convention OF tho District Eark-
crs' Associate Vas called to orCeI
.1corptly by Larry V. Haynes. thru
-:.re pres lent. wLn later In the day
:, as elected .-.sL We president as HTr
Rva..s -1oves Up to the preside .cy.
Ihs attendance as not quite, UP to
tEe lia' X. However, the family din
rer,' With its rare sport intervening
netween couras: vita Tommy Bra
1aly and Julius I. Pevser yying with
'ac.. "rha- IL 'itry speeches on
othe- On 'sp.ri5s at tne Last Corven-
l'"n. w'itl George @. TaIsol boom
ing OUt sense mids nonsense and the
neauCifri s'ising of -frs. Cra'vler and
r'tr ST, ~ ~. WI l-on made the even
ing thoroughly eAjoyable.
F.yory one followed the golfsrs this
a[-ernoon il, re corteIr for the
HibUs cup.
Address OF IN. ONE Tax.
Aft.r the invocation. William N.
Williams, lawyer and former com
missioner Of internal -ev6We, ad-
dressed the convention o. "fhe IN
come Tax"
With the passing Of the exces7
pro1its tax y-ur ts.-c Trcb.ems are he
coming fewer. Tne d. 1lcult ques-icn-
UEd'r the Income tax law are rariuly
becoming settled by aCr.iris :rs-tlve
and court DETERMINATION.
he law may yet be made more
simTle ard c. some different applCa-
ttor, hut the U-Gcrlying princ ciple Is
Just, ard l feai CO nfident in predict
ing tfat whatever Crarges lnay- De
mad il. our revenue .es:s-
latiun. ycu ard / will never see the
day when our federal statutes 10 Eet
ccCt ain an i-Come tax law.
In an attempt at equalization there
may be some cra1 ges in tho taE sys-
tenn. but our burdens of taxation viii
be Of long ddra-i1c. We incurred IN
a righteous cause a huge war DEBT.
II n ust be paid. or yrcurdeS soldier
must be cared for generously cnd the
current expenses of the goveremea-
mus Ue me.
Cues loss and Gain.
"The provisions respecting the de-
termination OF loss and gain from
the safe OF prore~ty are contai. eo
in section 202 ot the revenue acc
of 1851. 1t is a. simple matter 70
compu-e the loss o. gain with refer
enCe to the sale CT property rt;r-
chased on CT af.ar March i. 1873.
The conf'!sin- : situations erise ytere
tie proQ erty Wis purchased Irior to
March l, 1913.
vTle loss or. gain, PROVISIONS. II
the act of-1-:G appar rertly We're mere
simple ILar those OF tie 1921 at.
The last named appear e be com
plicate as they attempt 20 coye-
30 nlanv di1erent siLIcticns. lie
Evening star., 1922-06-13
The Butcher
The Baker
The Hor7emcker

Tie Homemaker chooses q
butcher, a baker, a grocery
man for three reasons. Firss
-beca:se Of the dependability
of the quality Of the foods they
sell. Second-because she can
rely upon them to make oe-
llveries promptly. Tkird-be-
cause Their service is courteous.
And for these three rea sons
thousands OF homemake-s
choose Arierics:. as the Ice
Ass.
american Ice is absolutely tvr,-
made trem tnrcst Gistillc9 avater.
This means Quality. Amerieas scr.
vice is regular anS Uniform. T.:s
,neans reliability. Ard Amer:crs
makes es'cry effort to insure Courtesy.
Evening star., 1922-06-13

Things 5hat every married
woman should know
BY en- Expert
Men. are crcs lures of habit.
If you doubt this, try % make your hus-
5and get up half an hour earlier to-
morrow.
Men feel me neat, but shey Go1's talk
nearly as much about i, as -scmen. 1t
=. sffectsrtllem-in different Aay.
SOMETIMES they get 60 they don't care
whether school keeps or not. This is
very bad.
Others get very moody and can think of
The most absurd rsssore fo- rot want
ing TO go tc- the movies or calling on
me Turner's across the street. This is
very annoying.
Occasionally they will argue with thu
boss. This is dangerous, especially
with the fourth installment of the auto "
coming due. .
But what is the solution to this grave
domestic problem, you ask.
Gire thought to your husbands suits
(as 1oell as his pocf;ets>.
If he is wearing heavy WOODEN clothes
that sap his strength address him thus:
" Henry, you must buy a couple Of Palm
Beach Suits tomorrow. You shall not
wear that heavy outfit another day."
And it-znay be necesszry to ado, 'sIt
actually makes me hot % look at you."
Be Stern; he strict. And il necessary
meet him at certain store 1l1at both
ne and YOU Like so much. You always
want him to like your nov nlt. lie
wants you to like his new suit. Tho
s,1rest way to please him is 70 please
you.
.Ien are creatures of habiE-mostly
good.
Evening star., 1922-06-13
MEALS AND LODGING
FALL IN BROOKHART's
VICTORIOUS CAMPAIGN
by the Associated Press.


OEs MONIES, Iowa. June 1s.
Col. Smith VI. Srookhart os
Washington. Iowa, expended
S453.9S In the campaign which
won him the republican sem
atorial nomination, according to
his official statement filed with
Secretary OF State w. C. Ramsay.
The statement, written by Col.
Brookhart in pen and ink, was
unusual.
II received meals and lodging
from farmers and laboring people
many different times" Col. Brook
hart says, land was driven
through a county on autom obile
trips several different times with
out expense. individuals. farm
organizations. labor organizations
and newspapers supporting me did
20 at their own expense. Halls
were furnished without cost"
He received S1S7 for his cam
paign fund. only two persons con-
tributing cash. Burton. e. Sweet
of Waverly spent s2,963.37 and
Claude NJ. Stanley Of Corning
spent S1ls,6s. in the. same cam
paign. Clifford Thorne, Charles E.
Pickett and Levie E. Francis, the
other candidates. have not filed
reports
Evening star., 1922-06-13
WAR FINANCE beard.
Fred Stack, Newspaper Man
Friend of Preside-t. Named.

Fred starek c. t,.s District Of Colur.,.
oia ans Ohio, fcrncr newspaper man
and close friend OF the President, was
yesterday ncmi- sted by the President
to be 6 director Of the War Finance
Cooperation. and a few hours later van
ccntir-cc by me Sere-e.
-ns appointment Ais vacan-y
caused ~ the expiration Of the tenn u
-.1gIs -icLean on MAJ II.
-tr. Stare. first came to Washington
l.. 1858 to represent tho Cleve.an6
leader. He vac for many years heaG
Of the Cincinnati Eucui1 or bureau hos
He IS w:de.y know to tie reading pu1-
lie, and has many close tr.e-ds among
men In public lie.
Evening star., 1922-06-13
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

A spE IAI. II Elm CF CENTRAL, LonTE.
30. !, I. 90 T., IS called :or s /. L.. June
i3. on count o, tn deaIn of Brother ELS
worth II 4 Arm:nze-
and cI"a ed ana L.siily polished. c. ADAAiS.
Man ltaI: 80 + n ": =.
rArIo aEsEARCH AND DEvELorHENT.
G.ass;oct f1,sns Co.. 2le iieGih building
IUILDIN6, ET:ioBfLING. EEPIIRI NG
1ALRERr. Co-tractor. 1o5 o.. ID. Phone
SJl Sls. ~
The NNNC1E EIECTT0I G NI>E TRUS-
ICES o: he American Fire -nsuranca Company
o. u. c. will lie held at the o.ice o. the corn
ran.-. No. III -th st. NV. on Thursday. .rnne
-, la.e. Poiis m N from u N. to p M.
tSisEed) II Il. BLRGMsH sec.etary.
EIlL,ro cIF5 SHOE ~ oh sr NV;
clothes, dsEsloplns. rEi:tils. siarha Wash-
inGtoa candy. 12'
cA1IFoKSlA AIRS For H0UsEH05. GOODS
security seq ana sneed"ssn ran Trancseo o. iuiS 81 s;
Los sr A9Sele, ~ ,;.o lqns qns, Il, SECURITY sToR-
" YTElsuA yANL1Ar % TrHSITTRE
So hIc rESSzEES 60. ne NC iis, IL: is:z Il
ST. NV. NAN 211s.
,uston ss i B. e. May s. io2aWsras BY sst.
isfactory evidence presented TO the undersi gu.
ed. It rs been MAJ to appear tkat The
Hamilton ,;ationnl Bank Of WashiuSt u" in
the City Of Washington. In the District o. Co
Of the Statutes of the United-states. required
to DC complied with before al assoei ltion shall
te ,,; sgthorixed g eonmenee the tlsiness Of
Comptroller Of he Curency. DO hereby cerify
that ".-he Hamilton National 3ani Of WASH
inston." IN the City OF washngtcn, IN the
District Of Columbia. 10 authorized to commence
tas business Of banking as provided in section
ftatutes Of the United States Ceuye-sion of
the Hamilton Savings B. nix. with a main Office
ard three branches loca ted within the limits
OF the city Of Washington, District u Colum-
hia. In testimony whereof witness MY fArd
s,d seal o. ottcs .his FIFTH DAY or MAY,
1922. tseaL D. r. CRIssINGEi. Comp
truiler of the Currency.
Evening star., 1922-06-13
BILL TO CHARTER VETS.
Yauks Who Served in Sib eria Seek
Corgre.s Sanction to Forr1.

= bill granting a federal chatter
to the Siterian Veterans Agso ciation.
ar organization of service men lin
tied to tl1ss who served with the
American e. editiorsry forces IN ST.
IBERIA. was submitted. to the Senate
yeste-dzy Ly Senator Calder. repub-
lean, New York, at the request OF
the ass ocia.tion's officers.
The ors arizs ton, Of w.,c!, F-ig.
Cen. ". S. Graves. commander OF
the forces in Siberia, is &C ramander-
izt-chtef. now Gains a membership
O., appro1ir?a $50, ant has es-
t..lishel posts n nearly every sta te
l.. uh. Union, according to its officers
-IGre than 1900 meE are eiig- le
to membership.
Evening star., 1922-06-13
TWO REAPPoINTED.

Meyer Lissner and Rear Admiral
william S. Benson, retired, were nom
irated ty President Harding yester-
Gag for reapp ointment to the. Ship
ping Board: Ihes- present terms are
Cue to expire at ,rliontght tomorrow.
The ao1ni-ation OF Mr. L.ssner, Is
credited to Ca,ifo mia and that O:
Admiral Eenson to Georgia
Evening star., 1922-06-13
serve banking system, with its cur
reacy, has done.
Government POLICY E9pla.ned.


Instead OF issuing legal tender
notes. and then sweeping state bank
currency out OF existence by heavy
tax to make way for the new class or
banks. If United States bonds had been
permitted by the government and by
all the states to be the basis Of the
currency issued oy TIE state banks,
il is Just possible that a better peg
mlnent currency would have finally
obtained. ara that the greenback and
silver collar heresies would never
have become thorn in the flesh of
or people to plague them.
"Decentralized reserves. immCbiiized ed
commercial paper. inelastic note is
sues and tho absence of a central
controlling authority. can. I think, he
ImmariZed as the chief defects which
have existed In our banking system.
and these are undoubtedly largely
corrected in the present federal re-
serve system"
AT this point the convention re-
ccssed.
on recoaverine. TIE annual election
Of officers took place.
Evening star., 1922-06-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TElsr ZONE E0LrNBIt @=s,
2tfT Ifth ST. NV.
ard ask aEo:t our re soIable prices so-
laundry and GIycies ming.
ETORT SN. 1913 .-th ST. NV. rGID.
ANY one claiming debts against said business
shou!d cal 70 co|2c- With 8 DAYS. JACK
EAQUR, I5.
Evening star., 1922-06-13

Sometimes a self-11aie. mar
S as poor job as homemade
la1npshade.-
t.Ts. Art.e Smell. is workin'
but is still married.
Copyright National Newspaper service)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-19

Dear Nrs. ThOupoua. 1 an .
young lady > yoars old and an 90
Ing viii . DAp a 3e.vI csre fUr
him very maeA ara be 49, ne
The only thing thAs keeps him fiou
marrying is the fear that IN . fsx
years will grow tired q him !
would neser~ae hat. - I care too
much for him
Nv ssep-fatAef ALWAYS makes
trouble for Ne and Il il lard 70 re-
fuse my own mother. What vo&h
you advise me 70 do.
Sixteen years is . great differ
ence IN your ages. but such MAP
riases often prove happy II 20
love to dance and have good ssEe<
away from home. you wculd p-u.-
ably Be disappointed after ma,
rage, because . Ean Of thai age
likes 10 settle down aad enjoy his
home. He may take yea 10 dances
nov. bat after marriage yea vozic
see 4 change in him II. howeSer,
yoa ana he enjoy qsiezer pleasures
such as reading together- yoa
would probably Be very congenial
all through life.
yca have rct Ezee roar p-ce
, lem regarding Fcu- ssep-5ssarr and
mother clear % VIA. FOE ShEaf
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-19

pa1. ~ ssloM 1870 oete.t
hn Wnen nleeu orovnea pear
- Ailk sNnoeGA - eAreAy cover
n1a6 CesG, Ree 1 et-
efe ovea ana - IVY 81 oee
ao1n o. enui . - osku ets>
0oatea lsx = OeQsAItes
teaspoon SALT one teaspoon es-
tAro - 40 one-eAn tAeaeeeooo-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-19

Miss Blanche Walker, 81 Perry
Hsth street. was hostess las nigh
.se THE members Of the GaHgs
Sigma nei5s Saroy3ts Al the AazS5~
ness meeting plans fae The ha3lstls
na~1y were discussed. CHRISTMAS
stores were read by Miss &a-5oT.y
Taylor ana Miss Jean S5Egers !
grab has @Sss The feature OF sat6
evening After refreshments xre-s
served music wsas seI.l0rea.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-19

80 - = eonnnegE1Al -
81 eAooA1 ~ peooeEveo -
- 1aAAay ~ ~ tAalr
~ 111 nouere Are y1.k -
- = nn11oon1 91nnNfce Al ~.
3 SnnGGnn e1l1nsa eAeNh dte-
6GCnS ouoeonen sNvaoAtn9 the way
- RI ~ nntnfal 1leoA We eve
r. Il - eAll1reA An1 tAelr chsl.
Gx - nPoueeSN - wtl1aoWere> .
Il N1H ! 6hoa - nnee NJ lOAA {.
6ae< q pAsla1eapAtA acte1 sa-
s1koRoty - nnr1enlo9. u Aia eddfsee
yo1aeF1ay Afeee1ocA aeeete the tn
60 0AraeA ciuA u The 1ruAAway
e1nArtessAA church,
n subject ~ NJ. Nlsssrs TAR
80 ~EurnpeAA Gardens and Ms
}n4ofeaslno lecture wAx illustrated
~ Numerous ceaofed slides wAasA
heousAt e~s the beauty u TIE pic
tNzea eoetA
h was the crsHsea o. Mr., Whistler
hat the lay 81 tie skas town vas
notAe. alAcaeA n nasess take many
wears 70 bring Ancat desired ne.
1atA In oo0p&rs&oa 10 naNes
Aluag COUNTRY reAss in Earafe,
xaetN csss lovely landscape meets
~ wv. Mr., Msxser told 81 many
srtpa ia lSe TAXED States wAess
IL mites eesweea towns ~ss
AaFreA Nv rows u Asaesss aaseT'
tssemcnsS. Ne stated thai tbs was
marA ,r~es u sae east tasa 'ss
N~et and arfca the nasadss ~es'
eessrse Z, seAs TIE mites IL ssaaored
rosters ~AssA oaay spoil The view
lSsee a. he Naroreans Ss~ 'AesS
Acwrsx vas sAoea by tie sses tAs'
nearly eSerxwhere all, beta rsef
ana rsesr, have gardens. M Wis
ses sssss Il xns Showed views 81 TAX
fAwnas EafssSA Ao~er shows N
sa~dias those * Se~ ana WISELY
Lovely views frvsa private gardens
AaA narsertes were Also shown
ts~raens ana rxsasc parks il France
were she~s AID described. M
Ns&fe- las, YEAR visited Holland II
The kaaA season ana views ef is'
Naoe~omsng Hesas were shown, DC
sasaea directions res bah eaiter'
Ard selection, particularly Of aiap
ana ssSsfc6ias we're given. Niea7
ii Italian ane Swiss sxcaens ~er
also included n the COLLECTION
shown,
Mr.. Mlster ,asi particular s;rss
ON cultivation o. >sAe srss. As On
* she founders ~ American In
n.
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j NRC. ELlZABEIH THOMPSON

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SPOIL yoar life Prot hJ rour =.
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the man you Win sometime 49,
because yoe would zssayx 49,
and . eload would hazy cser -
lie II he Is ose-m:naS ~
lcves yoH deeply, hs WI 1870
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Dear Mrs. Thompson. AM.
Young girl gosAg or Is. fkars 4
\ fealo~ Is years Old Ehe p56tknsi
GER aesghbors he <soDes = r.,
house eFry Sunday Do yos thlal
il wceic De- proper TO iss IN a.
me TO scsoes sz.ltA ! attends 4
is IL miles from lasls ana ImG
Sunday evening PEGGY I.
j TIE Yga5s Esa look seyesL
'c-ss e TIE school & EosA = n
right BE. Yen are 10 ~ Z
70 with hun zzezs
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-19

The Whe-Se Erer SiAle GAS
Aeaa IT'S regular sneesang LAST HsssnI
81 the home al the Misses aaa arc
Mary 4.xss3s, sx7s TwaassA ss',ess
The meeting saoS TIRE form q =
CHRISTMAS party Instead fis The
lesson. a program was s7ven sna
al tire business session CHRISTMAS
charity work was planned. There
we're songs, VEGA sales ny Miss aFsa
lang piano Numbers ~ Miss
Asrgsres AcSermsa. Eaeha-a Lang
msn sne Mary IssfJ&s readings ax
Mss Srsh She~rsrfi. Miss Nazhe.~
sns Sellmsn zes S5ch2-s Lang
man. and she Ssh-3ssrzss s*a--x ecxa
ny Rev Thomas Hughes. Nee-esh-
mems ssee- served NJ. ana Rrs.
Charles 1-xnemxR xal enfs-zain al
the rexs meeting SIX ghe3- hune
1871 Twelfth street
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-19
lilt1s

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D1EAKEA8T.
0Tanees
Bacoa a11 Egxs
Hot Graham Gems Butter
Cs&ee
LUNCHEON.
Toasted CAosae SanauicAes
Baked Apples Hot Tea
Noodle Doap Crackefo
Baked veal STEAK
Baked Pueatoes Batterea Carrots
RekeAtsd Rsals Butter
Spanish SAlad
Canned Peaches Cream
Co6ee
Te1ayt Eee1peA
Cheese SaAdwiches-Slice bread
moderately thin, remove cfaSts and
spread slices xparinely with bat-
ter. Pat . layer OK grated cheese
between pieces. Have trying pan
hot, using butter or part butter
substitute Brown the sandwiches
ron both sides, being careful not to
cock toe rapidly Is the broad viii
burn before the cheese meats.
Serve very hot
Baked Veal Steak = Have veal
Steak cut one inch thick Cut in
serving pieces, salt and pepper to
taste. Dip IN beaten eeE, thea in
ane cracker crumbs Brown quick
siy On 10th sides in Z hot frying