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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
5 $4,000 N ALL
THEFT At TRINIDAD
Three Sacks Stolen
From Santa Fe
Train No. 10

RATION. n. NJ, June d.-Admis-
sion has been made by a.. y. post
office inspectors OF n gigantic muii
robbery In Trinidad on the morn
ing OF sunday. MAY e1st. In which
the loss u cstlmated TO be not lers
than $4,000.
After working secretly on the
mysterious robbery since the night
OF the robbery the p~ostoffice was
finally forced Co publish the an
nouncement and offer q liberia re-
ward for information which Will
lead 10 the arrest and conviction
Of anyone having any part In the
deal.
santa 70 Number Ten arrived
over SIX hours late on the mOrn-
ing Of May 2ist. The mail clerks
on the train put of three locked.
contained about 1900 pieces OF
mall matter. including over i00
pieces OF registered mat,cr. These
pouches disappeared from the bag
gage room of the santa Fc be-
tween 2 and Z a. m. The lost was
discovered at the pCsiofficc later
In the day and the pcatofncc In
spcctor started the slcuthinE ma
chincry going Immediately.
a check-up shows that about
$1,000 In cash ana afs.000 In Ii
befty bonds are missing. To thli
must be added the value OF checks
money orders and possibly Jewelr,
Included In about lee pieces ol
Registered matter. Tho mail wa.
collected from points In California
/ Arizona and New Mexico, very lit'
I tie of II being destined Tor Trinl'
dad. Practically all OF Il was ad
dressed 10 points east.
Four y. o. inspectors, seven @
the pick OF the santa Re spccia
agents. the local police department
state rangers and the sheriffs Of
flee az AL working on tho case
The net result OF the entire IN
vcstigation has not as yet led 10.
enough TO justify an arrest w
forts will be continued indcfinitel'
az the government has no Idea u
permitting the matter TO drop.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
Western Mining
Conference in Denver
On June 20 and FL
Especial 20 The HcraId1

SILVER CITY. N. Al, June A.
A special call for 2 western min
Ing conference has been ISSUED
joinliy by the American Mining
conkreSs and the Metal Mining
Fumi OF Colorado and the Coiornr
do chapter. American Mining Con-
gfess. 4 he held in Denyer on
JunA 20 and ~. Strong speakers
fgQie many western states will be
on Tho program. and several lm-
portlut problems Will be consideg-
"a W. the sessions. Among these
WIFI be such Questions ms the gold
s%tarViard. the Federal blue sky law
"a Stable silver market. the pro-
posed revision of the mining iawf.
lead aud zinc rates. relief In taxa.
iion and the policy on conscrvn-
tiorf
"A permanent reorganization Of
the western chapters OF the mining
conEreas, aud plans under separate
cha pters may cooperate more
rloely with one another. ana with
the national organization aiso vii
De Nlsrussed. The national or,
eani1ntioH recently named Burton
Bu1nh Of silver City as western
sect elary who VIII have head
auaticrr IN the west. likely a
sad AXE city, Ia work with vari'
ous. chapterH. and directly will
operators In all western miniri
efnftf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
State Banks Cut
Loans and Discounts,
Report Discloses

SANTA RE. juno 3.-Reports Of
the condition OF state banks on
May Is. State Bank Examiner
James b. Read announced today
show further reduction Of accom-
modations.
Loans and discounts were de-
creased t~4Sb.Bii.23 from March
10 while. on the other hand. time
deposits and savings accounts
climbed Sgg.74b.
Speaking OF the liquidation. As
sistant Bank Examiner j. o.. Mil
Ter said
This s. reflected In siis, 2b2 i5
decrease In rcdiscounts; ~ffb,0i9.Ob
Ia Wills PAYABLE. and a ~ decrease
Of tg0.iGS.SS IN general depositH.'
Capital stock ana surplus nc
counts showed a dccrense Of S5s,-
$50 on account Of the absorption
~ two banks; cash and sight ex-
change. f~30,1o7.fS.
You will find il in our CLASH
fed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
Record Production
OF Manganese Ore
At Silver City
lspccInI go The HcraIdl

SILVER CITY, \, NJ, June s.
The SILVER city Boston Hln mines
hold the record OF producing a
greater quantity Uf manganese orc
than any other manganese mine IN
the United States. IN Ia the mid
die OF the week a total OF i76 cart
or ore had been shipped from hos
ton Iiiil under the Goodier con
tract with the Pueblo sInelter. Dur
ing tho past week the daily '
rage has been pushed ove the
3QO-ton mark. Nineteen teams
are now employed In hauling the
ore.
y. ~. Goodicr OF Denver. n re-.
cent graduate % the Colorado
school OF Mines, and son " l.. y
Goodler. also Of Denver. who has
had charge OF the mine. has ar
rived in Silver city To take charge
OF the operations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
STATE CAPITAL AND NEW MEXICO NEWS
Is Graduate From
The High School
At Las Vegas

LAS NEGAu. x NJ. June a.
Sixteen young people. eight boys
and olEht girls. were graduated
from tho las Vegas HiGh school on
Friday evening. This ~ the
largest class ne school has had
since 1919. when sixteen yer grad
uatcd. Mias Eva Ruth Martin
was honor student and vnledictO-
rian and was awarded a scholar
ship In Colorado College. Miss
Martin n &c years OF age and u
the youngest member Of her class.
Ben Throckmnrton won second
honors and was awarded n shorter
scholarship In Colorado College.
The commencement address was
given by the Rev. u. G. jackson.
pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church.
The graduates are. Honor Idon.
Bon Throckmortcn. sylvia Nicer.
Oscnr Stern, Gertrude Fisher. John
Guliegos. Beth Mnssy. Luciano Gar
ella. Lillian rnuisen. Eugene Craven,
Evn Ruth Martin. Joe Spcrry. Car
roll Hurt. Adoifo Martinezt Cor
rhine Kaufman.
Tho following 20 boys and giris
were graduated from the eighth
grade ana received their diplomas
Friday afternoon:
mildred Il. Appel, Helen Bell
Frances Bennett, Frcderikn Deck
nrd Ida Garcia. Anita H. Hong
laura +. knight. Marie kcnting
Helen Ieahy. Mary y, Mahoney
Leona McAllester, Eleanor V
Nichols. Ruth Van Huissciing
James Il. Enri'kson, James Y
Horne. Taylor Knight. clifford g
iInberg. Ethel Malnney. Paul !.
Martin. Walter Mcfarland. Ere,
T.. Morgan. Ira /. paulson, Goorgl
itchy, Alfonso Trullilo, Dor
] WYnIum
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Silver City Normal
Enrolment Begins

SILVER cry. n. NJ. June a.
ATTENDANCE at the summer session
OF the Ncw Mexico State Normal
school viii be- quite up so all eN-
peciations. Judging by the numbcf
Of students already here ana tho
number who announce their intcn-
lions Of being present.
icEiFtruflOn started this mem
Ing and the members Of the fac
uity Unsigned 10 this duty have
bern kcpi busy all day. Many
more students from distant parts
OF the state viii arrive Sunday and
Monday, and the regular work will
start Tuesday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
GOVERNORS OF 6
STATES INVITED
TO SANTA Fl
Mdchem Plans for Col.
Grade River Com
mission Hearing

atNTA FE. June s.-Arrange-
mcnts for what probably VIII be
tho final meeting OF the Colorado
river commission. which meets
here. August l. are being made by
Governor Mechem. who was given
thc privilege o. naming the place
BY Secretary OF Commerce Hoover,
and Jastlce 81 the Supreme Court
Samtel 49, dawn Jr., las Vegas,
Newg M~eNlco's representative on
the commission.
II. was announced taday the
faecane probably will be held at
nishtp's Lodge. a picturesque re-
aort in the lap 81 the foothills OF
the towering Sangre de Cristo
mountains north Of the city. where
many guests OF national and inter-
NATIONAL prominence have sum
merAd' In the past.
Tfis meeting is expected TO ro'
nnls D. .he drawing up OF an inter.
state treaty fixing the rights OF
the seven states IN the vast Colo.
rada hasin to the waters OF the
rivef and iis tributaries. like this
Saua Juan In northwestern New
Mexico and the ella In the south
western part OF the state, for irrl-
rati&n and other purposes: and
evenuaily. TO result IN the develop.
menf Of the enormous power ans
agricultural resources Of this west
crn Father OF Waters.
Governor Mechem intends 10 IN
vite the governors Of the elx othel
statds az well as their representa-
lived on the commission e tn
meeting which, II Il expected. will
bring together In Santa Fe soni'
90 the foremost men In public nc
in the southwest. Secretary o
ronqncrcc Hoover. who IL chair
man. of the commission. and rep
resehtativcs ~ the United State
camtiission will he here. accom-
panied by Mrs. Hoover. and II
heliayed the meeting win prove
bright chapter In the Ancient city
rnrial life as well as an Interest
Ing and important one in It's Of
ficial annals.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
Rain Benefits
Pecos Valley

ROSWELL. n. NJ. June A.
Stockmen and farmers OF SOUTH
eastern New Mexico are rejoicing
over the best rain that has fallen
In this section In nearly n year.
REPORTS received from every III
r"cteg today indicated that Wed
neHdpy's rain was general. rang
Ink from IS inches In Roswell "a
aboqt two inches In some or the
surrounding districts. Rain Is re-
ported na FAR west NJ the Mes
colcFO Indian Reservation ana telc-
phone messages FOR Hope. Carls-
bad Clovis and Vaughn report
good rains nt all those points.
Coming Just when Il ala, the
rain was % especial benefit "a
the cotton growers who needed thu
moisture TO give the newly sprou'
ted cotton plants a proper start
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
Hair Snatcher
In Las Vegas

LAS VEGAS. y. NJ. June s.
IIair-sEateherS. who have been
opc rating In the big cities, made
their appearance In Las Vegas
Thursday night when one OF them
Grace Nelson In front az
her home on University avenue
and cut of her hair.
The man used a large pair OF
shears and disappeared immedi-
40 clue a. To his idcntlb
has boon found.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
Sppnish Health
Bulletins of State
Gain Recognition

SANTA III, June 3-The latest
dcrdand Tor Spanish literature got
tenlout by the New Mexico heaith
hnr1au from Brazil.
Hennh officials Al sac Paolo
hnsf asked DR.. George 8 Luckett,
putfic health director, 20 send
ihoE4 copies Of all pamphlets In
the Spanish Language which have
i.nst used effectively In New Mcxi-
60 and which appear 10 have gain
Cd international recognition.
fffoonffY Rcd Cross officials AT
Gcfdta. ~9utfrrrland. asked for
stsaIan o. the New Mexico bureau
rnI.fash pamphlets 20 be used IN
aunnfrh-sperkinE countries,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
Normal University
Building Reopened
At Las Vegas

Us NtGNN, Y. NJ, juno =
The main building of the Normal
University which wns damaged by
Hrc February I was tIrnct over
10 President Wagner today com
plotciy repaired.
Enrolment for tho summon
school which begins Monday ~ the
largest In history for the lay be-
fore the opening. Thesheavis,re en-.
rullment ~ In the collage depart
ment with students from all south
western states and Ontario. Cana
da. The city n providing nccotn'
modations for al students.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
Boy Thrown From
Horse and Killed

CLAYTON. June 3-At the old
g. T. Wood ranch north of Cuates.
In the Guy community, Ezra Dan
iels. II years OF age, was thrown
from his horse and killed.
His father az the time was in
Oklahoma. but has returned home
and funeral services were held In
Clayton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
Clayton Turns Up
Clocks an Hour

CLAYTON. y. NJ. juno d.-For
a ported OF three months. June
July and August. the request 81
the employees Of the business
houses. set forth In the form Of a
petition. ana presented 20 the city
council a. rs last meeting. 20 set
She clocks forward one hour. VIII
Sc granted.
Iiy official proclamation. the
mayor will request that clocks he
turned forward one hour, which
viii pivc Clayton central time for
the next three months.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
Democratic
Primary Sept. 5

DEMfNd. June Lama our
~ democrats. at the mas meeting
decided 10 nominate the cnndl-
dates for county offices hy u pri-
mary election To be held on Tues
day. September o, and elected br.
=. u. Swopc a county chairman To
succeed y. o. Smith. the rofirinE
chairman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
Lower Freight
Rates for State

SANTA TE. juno 3.-Thr corr
poration commission today author
lzed railroads In New Mexico to
put into effect In intru-state traffic
the freight rate reductions order
ed on inter- state traffic by she
Interstate Commerce Commission.
The reductions 30 into effect
July 4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
ALLEN eRuc

MINT " the minimum
wv Life Insurance n M
sliuuii carry? That T.
question witch bss;ises- iauSt
es at sumo tirie or another.
National figures show III
dnfing la administration a
average estate shrinkS - Ia
pcr cent. That must be- aiiow'
tor.
Ia addition. enough insuran
Should iss carried 60 nay 1
debts clearing pr,pcrfy of q
estate. sf.5OO should he afio,
ch 10 pa. for doctors nid {
ns'raI expenses. nisi $1,000 Z
pn, year for each drtensiens
,sirc for them Daring the a
btssmcnt period.
Whatever Insurance you ear
over and above shc n,cntinn
amounts VIII In the in~uran
your dependents can anticlpa
with safety.
These arr natinnal nlgnr
ctcry man with dependcs
sIioa,d b. familiar with. A..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04

The uindcer ls said Ia be able
10 endure more fatigue than ANY
cher drauFht animal with thc OK
rupilon ui the camel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
Fire Destroys
Ball Park and
81 Automobiles

WICHITA FAILS Tex. June
a. Fire late today destroyed tho
Texas league grand stand nj the
bah park aud eighty two automo-
hiios.
Spectator were forced 10 wa
ctinte the s.nudf quickly in order to
avc themselves from thc Ifazo.
The love wa estimated az sie5.-
900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
Revolver Drops
From His Pocket
And Kills Man
Especial TO The HcrnId)

CLAYTON. y. NJ, June 3.-pnc
~ the saddest accidents 10 happen
In Clayton In many years. occur
red at the city Garage. Soon after
the ball game between the clay
10 and Grcnvtle teams, Pres
ton :. Rogers. 10 years % aEe.
member Of the Texline team. who
had come TO Clayton 20 witness
the game. drove into the city
garage 60 put his tire chains on
before beginning the trip back
home.
While leaning over 10 adjust the
chains a g cnlibre savage auto
matte which he carried, dropped
from the breast pocket OF his coat.
and striking the cemen floor. was
discharged. the ban entering his
face just 90 the right and a little
below his nose, and went through
his skull, causing instant death.
MIR, Rogers was a resident Of
Tcxilne.
A.-fN-- -. 49,
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H7ISEI CITY. y. a.. Juno S.
AIa{4 4 snnoid. chlaf OF operation In
Ii4.Irf three al the National for
f.i.s ~ spending q month IN the
I~+AtI1fiInn of lhH 0iin National
o,f4.4 iie arrived In time a be
t|Io4<nt a. the bio fire In She Black
>4tI44 nmi n now with 1unfry4nF
1I4|It4icE Wlnn ne the fire which
h :tI4 burning ~ the head Of At-
~ 5}ftHk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
Matson to Qualify
AS State Treasurer

SANTA RE. June s-slate Tr.n-
surcr .. a. Matson, Albuquerque.
who arrived here to-day, stated he
was making arraugements ~ file
his bond as state treasurer uui
qualify at once 10 take over his
office.
Women are singing boxing bouts
In Iondnn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
u. S. to Help Probe
Turkish Outrages

WARRINGTON. Jane 3.-The
United States viii join tho allies
In investigating reported kcmaliHt
Turkish outragcH against the non-
comhatant christian people OF the
Anatolinn republic.
In announcing acceptance by this
government OF Great Britain's In
vitation to take pnrt IA this In
quiry. Secretary HuKhcs made II
clear that the rnited States as.
sumes no obligation beyond that ~
helping determine the fncta about
the situation In that portion OF
Asia Minor.
The shortage Of nickel coins In
France N said TO he due TO the
peasants boarding thom In prefer
encc To paper money.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained al
writer's. If you 80 desire, they
win gladly assist you in word
ing your nd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04

Reu w'Il ard 4 n oar oIaasi-
zsd oolanns.
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smoking compartments for the
use OF ladies only are being tricd
on n Of the big railways IN
Great britain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
SIDE TALKS
bY Ruth Cameron
ARE YOUR THOUGHTS GOOD FOR YOU?

not say what she had made them say
IN her thoughts and so her elaOOrIteIy
planned answers were all unnecessary.
Here IS tho sort OF thing she meant. she
was afraid her Inother-in law would eY-
pee: her 70 take the children to her own
ftvuritc doctor when they moved 10 her
town and she marShallcd argument
after argument as IN why she should
stick 10 her old doctor and got white
hot abou, ii IN her mind. When the
uue came, her m"thcr-ln-Etw said that
She didN't think her pet doctor was ~
good for children rs for Older people
and actually advised her not :" have
him. So all that mcntGl turmoil had
been for nothing.
Don't Poison Yourself
H,crct IS another mrntdI habit which
often poI$unS our Thought Content.
Nothing Is vorcs than t" get INTO the
habit Of going over and over rcyoc1tlo
steps an! rcrrcttinE them. and Ycarnluc
over the lost change, and wishing ono
self back DIT the moment before Il all
happened.
II YOU find that your Mental Con-
ten. contains too many such thoughts,
:; Is tiuctO turn over a now Leaf and
rcplacr them with something healthier
and happ!"r Try I" think more t"ur-
age and Hope Thoughts. Think about
pleasant things Read the big news &C
the day and think !, over. Try TO get
moro N the habit OF thinking things out
4 hap3y, healthy Thought Content is
a big factor for the health and iii p
p!ncAs of ones whole hcins
Tvucorrow Write Her Il Letter.
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Chapter 81
Slowly !, secpcd into lack dun'S' :
mind that This arrest OF Horace Barn.
nigh, have something 10 do " "a
Helen's wish TO get a~ay. He r'rA'.rH
her expresSioG-h Scr; % triSNteHSu
look, ne thought-now that ne was
away from her. A. the Hrne ne "A"
not noaced Z particularly; eat |"e
dreams that 7ecuc. he now SAW So1's-
thinx NOR, IN her wish 10 get. away
than Just desire 20 visit his nothe7.
Ye, not FOR one rnomeu, had JACK
aver doubted Ielens tdellty-ar G'd
not doubt Z now. But there Wa some
thing he didn't know. something per
haps ne should know.
Il feel in my bones | Should know
why sho looked frightened. ne ~ 4
70 himself in his dire"; way. ;
won't Toll me-uniess she has TO -"
added. Their smiled crooked srH:i' a
the idea OF Helen doing anything she
didn't want 10 do.
Then her willingness I" remain a
homo In the evenings WY. they
hadn't spant A quiet evening a homo
in he couldn't remember when. II he
had proposed II. she had "Eone uD IN
%he air Immediately. And nc. true 70
his prorrtsa 20 himself. had ErudstnSly
rons with her.
He bought the papers and road All
sbout the arrest. Flo WAS particularly
interested IN what was said about me
woman within the case. the woman Tor
whom the police wcre hunting.
Suddenly q great Illuminating fash
swept his mind.
Helen was the woman
There was no heSltancy IN Ms
thought. no feeling re might be mis-
taken Helen. his wife, was the wo'na"
tho New York police were searching
FOR as the friend. perhaps the accom-
plice o. a crooI-a fo-G"r.
No wonder she wanted 10 sc: away,
No wonder she had that frightened
look in her eyes.
Jack Hunter was t.'7" n - 90"
when the explanation OF HcleO'1 ACTON
swept over him. lie leaned MS head
on his folded arms and groaned aloud
Am 70 blame Could have
hinde-ed this that has como upon rs
nc asked himself Then w;ch s":N"r
added: NO. could have don" 10th
ing" sure In bis mind. as he had been
always, that had ne intertered We
would have driven Helen rom h'm'
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after a short visit with friends
BCrrwood.

after short visit with friends in
Bcrwood.
Mrs. Grace Smith very pleasantly en-
tcrtaincd the Ladies' Aid society OF the
NJ. r. church At her home on Railroad
street Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. George Ernest Is visiting friends
, AT Georgetown for few days.
Mr.. Clark CullInan, OF West Liberty,
spent the weekend here with friends.
Miss Helen Beaver lief, Monday for
her home in Wheeling after a pleasant
visit here with friends.
Mr.. Francis Freshwater. OF Bethany.
IS visiting friends here for few days.
Mr. william Hedge spent Sunday with
friends in Cameron.
Mrs. nellie Mazingo, Of Wellsburg.
spent the weekend here with friends.
Mrs. George Hunt spent Sunday with
friends in Burton.
Misses BESSIE and Mabel Ashenhart,
OF Warrington. are expected here Satur-
day to s->nnd several days with the
Misses Ruth and Beaula Hamilton.
Miss Ruby Rurch has returned home
after n short visit with friends in Wells
burg.
Mr. and Mrs. I'd Kin.nle and little son
Mrlvin spent Sunday with friends in
| Hundred
Mrs + w. Daurh crty spent Saturday
| in Wheeling shopping
Tho many friends Of Mrs Frank En-
rsc. who has been very seriously ILL., viii!
10 pleased 10 hear she Is getting along
nicely.
l.. y. Wctzel was a business visitor
| IN Fairmont Friday.
]. S. OFT spent Sunday with friends
| in Hundred
~ r. Pike is a business visitor in
! Wheeling for a few days.
Chester Adams has returned home
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In his xhIie duck SUIT and with his
pink face Jury jerks was quite ne
freshesc looking object IN the ename!ed
Office OF the Comstock Dairy. Violet
was the sweetest Curly served the Light
retail trade which came TO the station.
answered tho telephone calls and
shouted orders through tho tube 20 the
mon in hack. Violet was cashier and
bookkeeper.
There" said Curry when tho door
closed on a customer. did you see IN"
way I waited on that woman she cam"
in for butte and sh~ Won; out with
eggs and douGhnu;s 70 p'-'t. N''nt.' r"
mazda II Impressive. e.: no oos~ ever
asks you who "a the pes and aaHd2"n-
AIT salesman sor the '",nS;""A r"Hs"n-
dated Doushnut Foundry. :c,. am .'s
JenkA
INV name tho cash,o- answered
without enthusiasm. 80 Violet
Curly spread his hands on TIE oonn-
ter and saIed a: tho SRI l""aind rrr
desk on tho uezzanlne ioor. Vita soul
ful emphasis he sang
Tho rose : r'"i
The vl-,uts blue.
The cream IS sour
And so arc YOU.
There are many way : ~ '''' N'.''
and nero have beer oAlconieN "'.N'S'"'
FOR more grace in -onanc!nS. OK '%-.'
and yiolc, wcro not particular. Lh'F
kidded each other over the raj ana
would no, have exchanged their JOBS
for any in IN" Comstock system.
nv but h"'s u case" - the way Eio-
let described HIN 20 her 6es: 'T."1"
Hes there with the comcha"H 90
everything 7 say and w;tty--N".! go .
Only wish ne Wouldn't cal n" Ni'H'
Even tho handso-n" teas" ma? =" ga
ta- One warm d. -"pea,"d Ni-'H'S
brought angry response from IN" go
and Curly was siienccd % q cISh"d :
atty
mercy. Yio.", treated nm - ron'"r.n''..
ops Scorr. Tho nrcac1 grew oH"w "'!''''
OF IL spread 70 n" h.,'a room and -
ltns OF truck drivers ms" ;ur "'H":
offices. Each morning nas -'H"w"a
Good rro-nIrS Was. '', .t":.".''.
Curly would say and she "ni.. Az @"
repiy:
rs I, vio'c' Or v.-lu'
The scene had been -HpNa ;ea 80 ia"
fer a week WHEN N:o'"t wrnc" =, eyer
10 the main Office. l. tho N" - - us
would have 20 hc ,hi'tc! 'r tr,;.'r
station shs sad. 49, S." ""u'% =" -
her position The Situati"n. Htr" ~ -.
was tntoicraGl"
with no person more than tn, oo~:'"
ate teaser IL Violence n"c!eI - uG.nr
bout an understanding It "ame GEt",.
ono afternoon VITA IA" "L;r'"," Vi 80