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Liberty Bonds

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Liberty bonds closed 31as. S96.24; first is. S97.3O bid; second As, s96.O0: first AS, S97.OO; second 4As, s96.OO; third 4As, $9714; fourth S, $96.14; Victory 3&s, s10O.24; Victory 4sis, S100.24
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M etaI Market

NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-Lead steadv. spot s47Oq4.S0; zinc easy, spot East St. Louis delivery, $4.55@465; bar sil. yer, foreign, 65sc; copper steady. eiectrolytic spot and nearby 15N@ 14c; later 14c.
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Cotton Market

tBy The Associated Press) NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-Cotton closed easy at net advance of 9 to 16 points.
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FOR RENT

OR RENT-House, large rooms, and kitchenette, close in, rent req sonable. Call adobe, 21 Tate Hill.
 2S30-1-23
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FOR RENT-3-room house, furnished 4-room house, partly furnished. Alp ply c. E. Winstead, 501B Tom0 stone Canyon, Phone 109W.
 2S14-2.1 1
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BOSTON COPPERS

Fuynishrd by [. J. OVERLOOK, BROKER
 Corresfondert Logon 6 Brys- ArizOpa Commercial
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NEW YORK STOCKS

Farnishcd by [. J. OVERLOOK, BROKER
 CorsseondcHt Logan 6 Bryan
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FOR SALE

TON SALE- FOR SAL LE-REAG ESTATE rUn SALE-1O rooms, baths, ga- rage, outbuildings, in Warren, $930G, terms.
 Broom house, Schooi ,rin, could pc used by three families, rooms each, will sell fer s150 cash, bal ance $25 per month, price $750. Modern brick and cement houses in Warren. Phone your wants to IA C0lLIas & BaSTHESTGH INl @ l.. f ,EAZIER. sIsr. H |k Phcno %5I7N r.,o; no. A
 276b-I-lTtr FOR SALE+Five-room house ard cabin all furnished, with large yard. fruit trees, chiken house and chick ems; on Cowan Ridge. A bargain if taken at cnce. Apply hogan 6 Seed 2463-1-2S FOR SALE-AUTOMO5 FOR SALE-Nash Six touring car, 1921 model, run 5000 miles, me chemically perfect; six tires, equipped with SimrIeX rims; great sacrifice for immediate sale for cash. See Busy Bee Fruit Market, Main street. 2S13-2-6 FOR SALE-Studebake 4-cylinder 7-passenger, good condition, cheap for cash. Phone 6iO. Marshall at Lowell 28O4-1-2S GET can of Anti-SprinG Squeak anl rid your automobile of squeaks. Southern Arizona Auto Co.,, Lowell. Phone 20. 2820-1-29 KEEP your automobile top new an1 leak-proof with !Y!.iz Top Dressing. southern Arizcnl Auto Co.,, Lowell. Phone 30. 2S22-1-29
 FOR SAlE-FuRNlTURE FOR SALE-Furnitur oi o-roc.n house, cfeap. Mrst be sold within ten or fifteen days. Mrs. Finnerty. Don Luis. 2S19-2-3 FOR SALE-Furnit,re of 23room house for sale, house for rent. Ap- ply Hogan & Seed. 2764-l-2S FOR SALE-Furniture for four-room house complete. Bargain if taken as it stands. House and garage for rent, Warren. Phone 954.
 2S16-1-2S
 FOR sALE-PouLTRY FOR SALE--A few White Wyandotte cockerels. HE, Locklin Ave.
 2S23-1-29 FOR observation-disclosures FOR SALE-Casolire drum, oil drum. rim 34-4. Oliver House. 2S24-1-31 FOR SALE-Jersey COW and calf, ju it fresh. 421 Blacknob View, Warren.
 .5i5-1-2S FOR SALE-White Leghorn matching eggs. fine laying strain. TAO Lock lin Car Stop. 2775-2-17 FOR SALE-Mattresse renovated made to order and for sale Tickinv for sale. Bisbee Mattress Wo'k two doors east Shattuck's off;c Tate ASi I<vT.. Phone 1L2-W.
 26S0--2-7 ------------ ---- ------A--- Dr. A. M. Wilkinson Oiseases of Eye, Ear. Nose I and Throat office at 1250 Tenth Street Douglas, Arizona | St Copper Queen Hotel every Saturday. 2 to 5 @. m.
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N"F SSroHucVt I-oRdu C br1du
 American Can . 3siI American Car Itjis American Sugar -- 6IiH AtchisO1 o57 Att Gulf ...-.........-... 2SN American Locomotive .................--.... l05i. American Shelter ..-.....--..-...--..-4-..-.. i6is American Wool ...............-... stlt Baldwin ................. s5s. Bethlehem E ............. ....- sos, Baltimore & Ohio .--...... 3sss Chesapeake & Ohio ........-....... 56 Canadian Pacific. -..........,.........-i22i Central Leather 3l
 Cpih iOu Cosdcn - 6I |, Nundn cane ga Famous Players ........................... 7S7s General Motors .-........-.....-.............. S& Great Northern Ore ....---.......--.......-. 3l94
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FOR RENT-Auto stalls, $4 Call adobe house. 21 Tate Hill.
 2S29-1-29
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NEW YORK coPPERs

Furnished by [. J. OVERLOOK. BROKEE
 CorrespoHdent Logon 6 Bryas
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FOR RENT-GARAGE

FOR RENT-Good sized cement gay- age, near Warren Laundry. Apply
 Review Office. 26O6-tf
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OATMAN

F.rnisred by COLLINS $ BRErHEEroN
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of keys "Wednesday evening. Finder return to Review.
 2S1S-I-3l
MISCELLANEOUS

WE guarantee to refinish old lamp reflectors for BOG. Southern Arizona Auto Co.,, Lowell. Phone 20.
 2S21-l-29
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TAMALES and Chili Homemade pies and cakes speciality. Order day ahead. "A. c. Jones, Phone 634.
 2S27-2-3
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FOR SALE-Five-room house ard cabin all furnished, with large yard, fruit trees, chiken house and chick
 ems; on Cowan Ridge. A bargain if taken at Cnce. Apply hogan 6 Seed. 2463-1-2S
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GRAIN
CURES

Furnished by [. J. OVERLOOK. BROKER
 CovespondeHt Logan 6 Bryea
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OTHER CURES

OTHER CURES Furnished by COLLINS 6 BRETRERToA
 afa A
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FOR sALE-AUToMosiLES

FOR SALE-Nash Six touring car, 1921 model, run 5000 miles, me chemically perfect; six tires, equipped with SimEleX rims; great
 sacrifice for immediate sale for cash. See Busy Bee Fruit Market. Main street. 2S13-2-6
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
POLICEINQUIRY
INTO MYSTERY
OF 5 KILLINGS
Prisoner May Be Female
BOrgia if Theories Are
Well Founded.

CLEVELAND, May 3-"Think Of the
fun We could have II Joe died suddenly
with all his insurance money TO spend"
This statement, attributed to a woman
held on a grand larceny charge in the
county fail, while Coroner e. A. Ham
mond exhumes the body Of her soldier
husband. was told to Prosecutor Edward
c. Stanton as he probed into a case
which he thinks may reveal five murders
all the work CT female Borgia, &C
cording to the police theory-three Of
them former husbands and two OF them
her children.
According TO facts already gathered,
the woman prisoner has been married
FIVE imes-she was twice divorced, while
her other husbands died under SUSPICIOUS
circumstances. Her last husband, IL is
said died about a year ago, shortly
after an application for al increase in
his s.. 900 Government insurance policy
had been refused. One Of the other hus-
bands had carried a policy of 5000,
while the other carried $1,000, an Of
which was paid to the widow, according
70 information in Prosecutor StantOn's
hands.
Upon the outcome Of the chemical ex-
animation which will be made within
the next few days will depend whether
or not the larceny charge is changed to
murder, it was said.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03

Alabama street threesory
buildings containing seventyou consisting large v
hhene bath, bedroom closet Rentals 1925 TO
1875 including electricity light cook
ing Refrgerator door BEDS kitchen cabinets and electric
ranges
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
INNOCENT AGE
IN MEMS DUDS
Is PREDICTED
Night Shirt Comes Back and
Suspenders Are in
Favor.

CHICAGO, May 3.-An age Of Innocence
in mems styles was forecast at the open
ing Of the United National Clothiers' con-
yention here.
Among the conspicuous exhibits, which
clothiers said will be in demand were:
The durable night shirt, with splash
of red tape at the throat, in preference to
roguish paiamas.
Suspenders.
Sleeve supporters, with blue and pink
the favored colors.
Trouser leg bottoms cuffless-
Shoes square toed, fat heeled, solidly
built
Rubbers.
The only dash of color in the displays
were the Innings Of the top coats, no
matter how conservative the outside
shades, Innings we're Of pale blue, verml-
lion, hectic pink or brilliant Orange
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
OF
MASSES GONE
Tchitcherin Declares Allies
Guilty Of Violation.

GENOA, May S.-Foreign Minister
Tchitcherin of Russia In an Official state
ment declared; 1t is already evident
that the allies have rejected our counter
proposals regarding the recognition Of
the Russian pre-war debts.
by rejecting our proposals, the allies
nagrantly violated the interests OF the
masses and the small property holders.
Observers believe that the conference
now is very near the rocks. with little
hope Of It being stcered safely TO sue
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
Bandits Escape
With 10000 Pesos

MEXICO CITY, May "a chauffeur
was killed and q paymaster and guard
wounded by bandits who held them up
less than two miles from the Corona
on Company at Buela Vista, and robbed
them of the payroll Of 10000 pesos, ac-
cording 10 report received here today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
EXPELLED FOR
MARRIAGE; NOW
BACK IN CLASS
Wisconsin Couple Weds Secret
ly-Fired and Re-
instated.

MADISON. Wis, May 3-Doris Moses
and Robert JohonnOt, expelled from the
University of Wisconsin last week be-
cause they eloped and were secretly
married, have been reinstated and a mat
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03

marriages of students. In a statement
made public the board declared that
ordinarily the expulsion Of the young
couple would have been made permanent
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03

but this time the parents have approved
the marriage. forgiven everything and
consequently the board deemed it good
policy to be liberal in the matter. too.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03

ter that was causing some concern on
the campus has been all smoothed out
The board of regents, however, made
Il plain they do not approve Of secret
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-29
BIGGEST SPORT EVENT Of THE
YEAR WILL DRAW MANY BOYS

$500 and the third $500 For the
best answer to the flag question the
Intelligencer will give a merchandise
order for $500. good at any store IN
Wheeling. Lester E. Crow OF the
News and Arthur J. Mills OF the IN
relligencer will judge the 4iterarE
ability OF the boys.
Register Now!
Registration is now in progress ana
all bows who desire to enter can 90
So al the G.. W. Greig clothing store
on Main street before 9 o'clock next
Saturday morning.
Many worth while prizes have been
offered by the business men OF inc
CITY and a great many boys are going
10 be we'll paid for having GOOD Time
\ complete list of prizes Will be pup
liShed in this paper at later uate.
Kline Brothers yesterday offered a
belt and silver buckle to the boys ana
the Hub has also offered n pair OF line
roller skates.
Parents need not fear to LEI their
Sovs participate in the race Tor the
street will be cleared OF all traffic the
night OF the big event and competent
mon will be on the lookout Tor me
safety OF the boys. Come out MT:
Citizen and root for the future men OF
Wheeling next Monday evening ana
holm boost the races and all other good
clean sport.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-29
WESTINGHOUSE RADIO
PROGRAM FOR TODAY

$50 n m. and at - minute intervals
thercaftcr-asehall scores.
ZOO u. m.-Daschall scores.
News
"Somehody's Birthday To-day" by
Elsa Allen.
AN Editorial for Women" by Flor
enCe Davies.
How to Keep Physically Fit Through
Systematic Exercise" by Harry Greb
light weight champion OF America
7:45 =. m.-Governmcnt market re-
ports, and a report OF the New York
stock Exchange.
500 p. m-Ba seball scores.
Home ishinG - Modern and
Practical" by Miss Harriet Webster. Of
tho Jospeh Horne company. Pittsburgh.
"Charactcr-The Basis OF Credit" by
Alexander Dunbar. vice president and
cashier OF the Bank of Pittsburgh, No.
$50 p. m.--Uncle Wiggily's Bedtime
Story. One of Uncle Wiggtly's stories
apears each day in the Pittsburgh Sun.
900 p. m.-Music.
1000 u. m.-Baschall scores.
1886 y. m.-Arl!ngton time signals.
Music Program
Mrs. w. II. Yost. reader
Miss Marian A. Bassctt acompanist.
Artists from the violin studio OF
Ralph l.Cwando. Samuel Rosenberg.
Rose Meitlcin-litt.
Master John kllnCk (agcd six years)
Ralph Lewando. aCcompaniSt.
Ethel Terner. pianist from the studio
OF T. Carl Whitmcr.
Selections.
1--HlStoriette .........'...' BLOCK
Long. Long Ago. .Hayley
Master John Klinck
a Notifying Mistake. ....F ratt
Mrs. w. II. Yost.
SONATA in n. Major. ....... Handel
Adagio- Allegro.
Larghetto.
Allegrctto
Samuel Rosenberg and Ethel Terner
4-Rondo Capriccinso ...Saent Saens
Rose Meiltlein-Litt.
5-My Shadow ............ stevenson
Mrs. w. II. Yost.
6--NachtStuck ...,........ Scnuinann
HumoresQur ...,.......... Schutt
Ethel Terner.
7-Rondo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mozart
Samuel Rosenberg.
S-His New Brother .......
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-29

Only q few moro days TO pay
water rent to get the dis
count, June thIrttsth last day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-29
SIndreds From All Parts OF lne C''y
WI Take Part in Stllt Race
Toilet Water Club Of the knients OF
Pythias in Charge-Many
Awards Offered

From the north. south. east anu
west they are coming. Fat bays an"
lean boys and short boys. Yes nun
dreds OF them will participate IN
regular old fashioned Stilt race next
Monday evening under the auspices OF
the Black Prince Lodge No. 10 N. oil
T. Toilet Water Club.
The racers will start from me IN,
telligencer office promptly at 80
o'clock. Official starter a O. AnA'r'
son will fire the starting gun ana one
Of the funniest races witnessed |"
Wheeling will be under way. | ne
course will be up Market street 10
Eleventh around the police box there
and back down 20 the lntelligencer'
Each racer will be compelled 10 car
~ an American flag and a written
answer to the question why | Love
the American Flag" must be IN MS
possession. The first boy arriving
back at the Intelligencer Office ana
presenting the editor with his nag
and his answer will be presented WIN
As. 90 in gold. The second will receive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-29

Why man. what you're missing when you don get aron
here supply of these neckes They're simply great value beut
~ knitted of quality silk the best coorngs and
stred patterns this rdous low price when
these are rone--and they re ''going" mighty fast!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-29
River NEWS

Work Of loading the fixtures and per
soral belongings oS the employees OF the
United States Engineers office In
Wheeling on the government boat James
Rumsey which locked at the wharf
Tuesday Is progressing. II is thought
the work will all he completed before
the last OF the week.
Yesterdays Boats.
The Senator Cordill cleared the wharf
Yesterday afternoon at ) O'Clock enroutc
from Pittsburgh to Charleston.
The Helen E. locked at o'clock last
evening on It's regular trip from New
Matamoras.
The Liberty departed NJ o'clock last
night enroute from points down the
river TO Pittsburgh.
The pool stage OF nine feet was reg
Is,ored at the wharf yesterday.
Today'B Boats.
The Helen r. will clear the wharf
this morning az 1880 o'clock on It's re-
turn trip TO New Matamoras.
The General Crowder will leave the
wharf this afternoon cnroute from
points down the river TO Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-29
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.

0hfV1a8o AAlSS6LSSp.
Asa T. Ward. 80. and Savilla Maritime
81. both of Shadyside. ..
George +. Carroll %. and Mabel c
Van Dine. 81. both OF Wheeling.
Clarence Kline, %. and Jessie +. Hay
80. both Of Canton. Ohio.
Jammey Beasley. %. and Myrtle
SAWS. -. both colorcd OF Oxley. w
Va.
Ell W. McConley. 2S. and Eva l.
Leeper. 81. both OF Washington. Pa
Deeds.
Wilhelmina Soldier to William y.
Kitson, half lot in Bushheld & Nc
Mechen addition.
Edmund l.. Dimes to George w. Lutz
tract OF land In Richland district.
Myrtle McDanlels 10 Mary Smigel
lot No. II In Henderson's suh-addition
Mollie Robinson ct al 10 Mary Smtgcl
parcel OF land in First ward
w A. Morris to Samuel Hadorn,
parcel OF land in GreGgsville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-29

Of course you can get Palm Beach Suit for
less money. But remember you also get less
value For in Palm Beach Suit all the value
is in the designing and making. Stifel-Tail-
ored Suits of the Genuine Palm Beach Cloth
are designed by experts-theyve got lots of
style-they're cut on figure conforming lines
they fit as well as any wool suit-in every
detail they're high class They're superior
Suits - and men of superior minds are the
ones who appreciate them most.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-29
CROWDS WATCH men
WORKING IN AIR
Many Pedestrians Gather as SCuotural
Iron workers work In Rain

Vassersby on Market street yesterday
afternoon paused and watched men VINO
are working on the new Mcclure aodi-
ton working on the wet Girders nun
dred feet above the ground.
The steel frame work has all been put
in a, the present time and the men yes
,crdav we're putting the r!vets In. The
rain had caused the surface on which
they were working 10 become slippery
and their work was bit dangerous
Quite a crowd Of people stopped and
watched the men all afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-29
FUND FOR FOURTH
CELEBRATION RAISED
Great Success Reported BY Finance
Committee Yesterday Afternoon

The finance committee Of the Fourth
of July celebration reported yesterday
that it has collected through suhscrip-
tons the necessary $1,000 for the flnanc-
ing OF the celebration.
a peculiar feature Of the report was
the fact that none OF the members were
turned down by any Of the business men
OF the city to whom they applied for
subscription. The celebration will In
clude an entirely free program OF ath'
letic events, speeches and fireworks on
the afternoon and evening OF the Fourth
at the Fair Grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-29
SCOUT MEETING

Troop II. Boy Scouts. will meet AZ the
.,,..rwond PRESBYTERIAN church tomorrow
e,entnc in their regular session. inc
to,,mre or the program will be the pre-
senta,ion of a loving cup TO the troop
for 90 percent attendance at the Scout.
Dad picnic held recently IN the Market
Auditorium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-29
TAX NOW DUE

Y. S. Internal Revenue collector Car
rett Arms wishes TO inform all physi-
clans and druggists that the special tax
on narcotics is duo and payable at the
revenue office. third floor OF tho Federal
building Physicians and druggists are
allowed until July to- pay this tax.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-29

hurgh daylight saving time. which Ia
On" hour ahead Of eastern standard
time"
Music is hrnadcaStcd from 1000 10
lo.1j a. M. and from 1890 tn 100 u.
nj.
The Westinghouse" broadcasting sta
lions call is kDkA, operating on
wave length Of $50 meters, and located
AT East Fit sburgh, IA.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-11
efficient HOUSEKEEPING
BY LAURA A. KIRKMAN.

of sweet milk in a large baking
dish. Add to it one cup of uncook-
ed grapenuts. one-half cup of gran
ulated sugar. one cup of raisins and
two well beaten eggs. Bake one
hour in a moderate oven.
The following dinner menu ;s
also simple enough for a child 10
carry out. OF course mother has
left the cold meat, the rhubarb and
the pudding, ready to be served.
so the only hot dish is the Nor
wien cream potatoes, which a g.
year-old child can easily bake.
Sliced Cold Beef
Stewed Rhubarb
Norwich Cream Potatoes
Tapioca Molds
Norwich Cream Potatoes: Cut 5
medium size cold, boiled Cleft over)
potatoes into very small pieces,
sprinkle them with one-half tea
spoon of salt and one tablespoon of
flour and put them In a baking
dish with one pint OF milk. Chop
into fine pieces a bit of American
cheese the size of domino, and
sprinkle this over the potatoes.
Also sprinkle few bread crumbs
over the dish. and bake one hour in
a slow oven.
Answer to "B": The zone egg"
at the top Of the recipe you sent me
should have been zone cup Of
sugar"--otherwise your lemon
sponge pie would have been entire
ly unsweetened.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-11
MISS LORNA LESTER
AND R. P. HUDDLEST0N
MARRIED LAST NIGHT

A home wedding Of simplicity
and charm was that of Miss Lorna
Lester, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix Lester, and Roderick Purser
Huddleston of New York which
was solemnized at $3.50 o'clock
yesterday evening at the home of
the bride. The Bishop Frederick
B. Howden performed the cere-
mony in the presence of members
of the immediate family and few
intimate friends.
The bride. who wore pearl
satin wedding gown and veil, was
attended by Miss Esther Howden In
lilac and Miss Florence Weller in
jade green. She was escorted 20
the altar of palms and sprays OF
bridal wreath by Ross Merritt,
who gave her in marriage. DR.,
John Frazer Pearce attended Mr.
Huddleston. Miss Grace Stortz
sang and Miss Louise Lowber
played the wedding march.
Immediately after the ceremony
O. supper was served to the we'd
ding party. The young couple left
last night for Santa Fe. They
will spend the summer at Tesuque.
N. M, and go east in the early
fall to make their future home.
Mrs. Lester and Mrs. w. P. Met
calf. mother and grandmother OF
the bride. will go to their summer
home at Tesuque early next week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-11
HELEN HUNTERS HUSBAND
BY JANE PHELPS.

I finished. Helen was sleeping as
sweetly as a child, half smile Oh
her pretty face. But tonight the
smile did not intrigue. He turned
away with a scowl.
Get up, jack I have the MIC
est breakfast ready for YOU"
Helen called the next morning.
He had slept heavily, and it was
late.
Cakes and sausage! How nice.'
he said as he sat down, "but ]
thought there was nothing in the
house. Have you been out this
early?'
"Of course mott I wanted to go
out last night. If l had let you
know l had sausage in the house
you would have insisted upon
staying home. Isn't it good?" ua-
concerned as ever.
"1'll tell the world it isl" Yet
someway the cakes did not seem
quite so light, the sausage quite
so tasty, the syrup quite so sweet.
1t was nothing to Helen that he
had been tired, she had deliber-
ately lied SO that he would take
her out.
All through breakfast she chat.
tered gayly. She was like a glass
of soda water-effervesce
II must have some money,
Jack"
you'll have to wait until
earn it, dear. / can't spare a cent.
But it's club day"
Another dinnerless night, was
Jacks first thought.
Cant help it, dear"
II hate to give an /. o, U. If /
lose"
mot half as badly as I hate 1t.
Stay at home today?" His voice
took on a pleading tone.
And be fined besides losing all
the fun, and the lovely tea? The
ideaw
How much do they fine you :"
"a dollar"
"Better stay at home and pay
it. Anyway no matter how much
wanted to give you money
couldn't! I can't seem to nail a
single prospect. I've worked hard.
too
well. I shan't stay at home.
I'll trust to luck to win. If l lose
I'll pretend l forgot to put my
money in my good purse"