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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-19

~ oT RaEao Sabattnt
Q By Rafael Sabattnt

= NhHNN'N NA"A"A'h NfNNfNNNFAA1a
"of course you do, and ! love
you FOR H."
But ! tel. you frankly. now that
come to think OF u, that /
should prefer you ala moi soc NJ.
de kcrcadiou with me-" Hla wrath
had passed: but his determination
remained firm. based upon the
reason he gave.
Very we'll" said Andrc-Louis.
But nothing shall prevent me at
least from walking with you as far
na the chateau
CHAPTER ii
The sleepy village OF Onvrlilac.
n half 'cague removed from the
main road toy Rennes. lay In "A
curve Of the River Mcu.
Quiniin de korcadiou. Lord OF
Gasrlilas-confirmed an impress
zion that his house conveyed. Rnde
uH the granite itself. he had never
sought the experience OF courts. Tie
i,n II TO his younger brother,
Etienne. 10 represent the family IN
those exalted spheres. His own ln-
forests from earliest years had been
conferred IN hia woods and pastures.
We kent no state Commensurate
with his position or with the
iasier Of his niece. Aiinc de Ker-
ondiou. Aiine, having spent some
two In h court atmosphere
81 Versailles under the negis OF her
uncle Etionne. had ideas very dlf-
fercnt from those 81 her uncle
Quintin OF what WINS befitting aeIg-
nourial dignity. But though this
only child ~ a third kcrcadiou had
~cNafcised. ever since she was loft an
"rrhnn at the early age OF four. a
tyrannical rule over the Lord of
'Havrillac. who had been father
aud mother to her. she hud never
Yet succeeded In heating down his
stuhbornness ON that core.
She was walking on the terrace
when Andre-i.ouis and ~. de VII
morin arrived. Her slight body was
wrapped against the chill air In a
white c.onk; her head was encnsed
10 a close fitting bonnet. edged
with white FUR.
Andrc-Louis and NJ. de Vllmorm
had been known to her from child
hood. The three had heen play
mates once, and Andre-Louls-in
view OF his spiritual Relationship
with her uncle-she called her
cousin.
Shc wavaa her hana
N YOU come 10 s.e monsi.ur
my uncle. YOU come lnooportune,v
messieurs.' she TOLD them A certain
f.v.rishnc., a. ~. D"
closely-oh, 40 ver,, c,os.ly-en-
gaEcd''
We viii wait. mathematical. So
said NJ. de vilmorin. bowing gnl-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-19

teft he sent reading matter In
Morse, FOE : hours. rs minutes.
averaging sS words a minute.
kepirrs speed record exceeds. by
bs words a minute. Beniam min Tia
rlcl,'r record in San Francisco in
1905.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-19

X epior. h O
lie 4 toll
egraphy h e.
G a m y the
W DIS record
Tor speed aud
endurance.
The ntest
was staged IN
g . I m bus.
There W Z
contestants.
In the speed
event keplcr
$40 words
in = minutes IS
using
the PhliIfps
In the
go.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-19

lat Us not be weary In wcIl,Ioing. for In ,uc
sB.
Patience is the key to Paradise. Turkish pro.
vcrb.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-19

i%stratiou and its magnificent work Of mercy.
1T is, therefore, desirable To direct public
attention once again TO the sound American
policy toward RUSSIA aud call upon all patri-
otto and publie-spirited citizens 10 support our
government loyalty in continuing il. BY SO
doing, we are upholding religion and morality,
safeguarding our institutions. protecting the
rights Of free labor, and working for the saliva
ton of the Russian people
90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-19

TE; This The first OF a series OF six artcles In which the Chlcaeo
Journal 81 Commerce presents 0B view Of the American
railroad problem and ne suggestions for solution. The
SECOND VIII appear In an cariN issue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-19

The white mule reported al large in Barelas
and San Jose is no child of the meek and lowly
burrO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-19

This ~ the second of - -sfhr of sx articles IN which the Glti.ago
Johrnai of ,ornnrrr offers constructive ~ngg,~tisns for meeting
tie eetiou- threat OF irnnsgntiai-i aihurfanc which ~ faces the
'"itci States. The fiiIrI article wi npisar III - earl, IsSm.
HnnnaAIlnn Nh
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds. Je~slry, Etc.
STORAGE NOTICES

DIAMONDS bought art 49, ~ .nt
Idvlc. free Bennett. ifl Hsay. - feo'.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
CoNSEC TICUr

-tsr CPfeWOLD. Eastern Point. EeH
Ioaaou. Conn now OPEN.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

cUAMBERMArp WAITRESS. English !.
yourr. neat capable, very highll recon-
rnerteA Mss Halls Bureau. II W. iitn.
vanderbilt, s3to.
cHAvBERMArD WAITRESS reat young
splendid worker. i65. Wetuers Agenej,
20 West 41t -.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

COOK. expert good manager Young reliable.
pleasant. most hlshiy rscommendet Mise
Hans bureau, - West ii'h a. fan4ef-
hif $40
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
sIrrA1roN WANTED TgNALr
waltrcsses

wAfTREFe young irsh rri very
bic srrffrlf ifnf refer n.ff
Uofnaysfs Agency. i1E y fsd o.. lf ff
Tsisrhon- sfff Nuffsl hi
WAITRESS hss fsfsrsnres fli NH
Arfrf5 ff W.sf 80 sf lNnsf''' f'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

AScE or AS ORDER Of Honofabis
JOHN 2. COHALAN. . Surrogate u ths
County OF New York NOTICE l. h~r-bY
given 10 az pefsoss haying claims agalrst
County ~ Sew frrS, deceased fD present
the same Nifh vouchers fhfrfof fo tns
subscriber. az nn pla.e 20 fftnsAftink
business az he ofhce - bAlL'a San
born. hls attorneys 80 So. 800 Nrnat-
way in fns Bor0nfb ~ Manhattan. in no
CIfy of Sew York stat ~ hsw York On "
before tue -lth fai ~ october. tf.a
Dated Ne~ rofA tns isth 4Ay W ASfil
CEOW.E r. sASnohN
itf. sfor.
BAYLIS & sANBORN.
Attorneys f0f Efecufor
Office and T. - address ifi rfoAfvAt
Borough % Manhattan. eer rork ciV
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

CHAMBER MAID or waitress. very espao.e
Young Irish woman excellent lorg rel
srsnces s Miss Hofmayers Agency ~
y t1d "a foor Telephone s9il Murray
Hllf
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

HoUsEwORKER young Canadian Pro'ss.
fant small adult family cify apart
m.nt. excellent American references y.
Miss Uofmsyers Agency 10 p ild 81. "a
noor. Telephone s9T Murray Hill
HOrsEWORKER. Scotch Protestant. gooi
cook excellent references cify apartment
tao adults. Winthrop Bureau. ~ West t2i
~ fonsecre sfi1. Room $50
spiensd references Aiiss ghaughnessy
Bureau $50 sfh ave
WOUFEWORKER young. competent. ~.
ceiier' Miss talls Bureau. ~ ". tt'h.
Vanderbilt s1io
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
RESORTS
SEW ENGLAND

TIlt HfN INGLAND
r..... r.a.. ..it.. Scenery Good
... r.I I.II 500 address
vsf EfliltLL stet Note. Afe o.
Drapef .I.lrf. tnfitawgtor. Aas
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

COOK. scotch nrs' class. where klichenmaf
lg kepft exceptional references Miss HAYS
Bureau. II West tsfh sf Vanderbilt $50
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
CAMPS
Ocean Camp for Bows

Bsauilful iocatlon on Casc0 Bay Tfalrst
councillors al lsHd and vster raots tifi
90 taiy ard Agsust. Booklet on feQufst
ERNEST r NOBLE. Portland Ne.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

COOK anr waitress friends. ioEc'hor; lonF
rasarencs very efficient Winfhrops Nl-
reau. A. W t.i. Room t2s. Longacre S'l.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
TRAVEL
Hudson River
by Daylight
nAyIIcUT SAVING TINfT.

Di-ee, rar connections Aii faN r-fe'f
accepted New YORK 20 Albany. AloaA. ''
Sew York Music frftauran'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
THE WEST End
STORAGE WAREWOCs 5
.0e.1i0 We, son s'
GnAAr MAN.r- A..R.
LEGAL NOTICES
rEgsf NOTICE

rgsf NOTICE
In tha Orphans Cau- - Iln'lA County.
lefraT .an's
In 70 rsf,fs ~ H Harris Bower. alrp1
f-rrfrrf
Notice = hereby given ffaf me orrlarf
Court n IurIafa comfy. lrnnsf' 'Hr.l. nIt
leereel onor efllsle- gfllurel l.taIs fh'
saI court .haf fh. .rfs' r.esHrrf .0n 20 tHf
death n fF Far-s Poser has been maf'
on and established anf fhlf me SASS rr's
sumption N h.s feasn fll arisen IN flf fflf
1915. seven years a.tr Do Yns 'lst n.sfi ~,
arf the saIl n Harris Rover f alive. 90
any other perfon for him. having evidence =
fha conflnGan.e in i'fe M stit n hfrrf
Bower. "a required f0 present ffn flu' n
rhs Orphans Court ~ Iurllft County NHrn.
syivanla on or before Tuesday September
i9th. 1872. 3 rloNth
Clerk ~ orphans Court.
MnIr'oVn. Pa. June .. i9f-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE
ChAmhermalds

cHA,fBERMAfD WAITRESS and ooos
,0~rg srrer.ran rr0faFfanf. mother ana
s.,,e.,r-. ensIro work ~ small adult family .
ro Laundry. excellent refersne.s Z, Ms
fros~a,ar'a Agency. ~ Ess' i3f -, ~ moor.
Teierhore s9f1 MIrrly Hiil
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

COOK IAUNDREss coloref excellent. neat.
otng'ne sp'enlld worker. Wetters . Agency.
ef west tid o.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

COOK. chamherTaii Waitress, hofh ear"-
r.encoi splendid references. ShaughnessJ =
Bureau $50 en- ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

INfFeFf
accepted New Yosk 20 Aihary Aibany go
New York Mufic hffiaurAn'
DAYLIGHT SAVING TINr.
on THURSDAY. Iur- 90. str. iicndTich
hudson leaves ufshronel ~ IN A d.
" f1I ST. go A y. w l.ffh rl 20
4 ~. lonser' 4, a y t.5 '<e...s.n'
Hudson and Albany str De WIZ Clinton
leaves " "a So ~ 00 u W
/ q, io.21 4. ~ yonk.ff IN = -
e Near Mountain. 'West Point fNeHolfs"
] and fToughkeepsle.
ON Friday. June 80 Str washlrEton
Irving leaves peshrosfes So go ~.
W t-f 50 f1 81. W lstfH 8
/ Kings'on Point Str. Albany leaves rs,.
? hro-ses 81 900 A ~ W t2l Sc -' s.
/ II rs fr4fh ef $40 A 81. N0rkrfH i. 81
A N far Cafekii. Hudson ana Albany
Str De Witt clinton leaves " ga st looo
a N. W i.eth 81 30: A. y fontsrs
1870 A 81 f8r fBeaT Mountain. rAefi
Point fNeWbufgh ani fTough.ecp''e
on saturday. July !. str Wash.ngton
Irving icavCs Deabro7sef So q ~ inf
Point Str. Hendfiok Hudson leavgs nes-
trosses So .fo NJ w - r'
n. W. l21th So $50 a. 81. lonserf Do lf
Str. De Win Clinton leaves w tld sf 1000
n. ". i1tfh S. IN IN VI ilf
Mountain. fWes' Point. 'NewnprFh ari
+Poughkeeps.e str. Robert Patton ieftea
Peushsc.psie ana Kingston Point
Chartered str; ,oniseors l,,sst'' be', 5',
P " " lls;h So go ". i,rt'f.
: 80 p. u FOR near Mountain s1a ,--
Point. returning on str. Washington lftinr.
on sunday. July 2. str Robert FULTON
leaves Desbrosgef 81 m a. 81. " SO
90 4 N " is9fh sf 80 4 i..-
sers io.i5 - for fPossh 1eeps.~ K'n~-
rfrn Point. Cagkin Hutson AMI Aibfnf
str. Washington Irving l.lYe. .e'1foft
50 20 ~ arl >u: ne VIZ ~ '.ni -" on
10 IN A ~ Yonkerr go 90 s - frr fne.r
Mountain. fNewburFh and fPQughkef
str. Albany leaves retrossea - ~ a. "
Tor Bear Mountain and f>e"bpfsh
on Mondny. July 3. str. Albany ieavta
81 vs. fer'h So f.20 A. n Cor fnear
Mountain. fNewhIrrh and fpourhkesrsle
SIR Henhricl Hudson leayes. pffar1f..,,f
81 600 a 81 " f4d s. % N. .
les.h 81 $40 A. ~ Yonkfrs 81 90 A =
~ Kfngr.on Point catrSif. Hgfe-n ans
Albany str. De witt Clinton iesyes W
l,d So 10 oo a u. w, l.tih si ,l
'sln. fWest point. iNewbarh an4 fFols"
keoIs.e.
On ruesday. July :. str Albany i,.v.'
80 f1d 60 - A ". W l-|fh Et i' d
ST. YonFera 1913 a frr fHewturrr
fpourhkcopse. fKiugffon Point ClrN'
hudson anl Albany str Washinrfon
Irving leaves urfhrrffer S. o. no Vt i.r
fNcwhurgl. fi.lg rseNIfie nnl .h..'
Toln, str Robert FULTON 'e1fc7 hefhr
80 11f 81 f1r Rear Mountain. fNfn'
Point ana fSewburgh Str. De Nitt CIn."n
leaves W fld s' 80 0n Is ~ for f'
Mountain. west Point f%e~olrSl a--
fpouchkeergle
Tho right la reserved 90 omit stow no
change leaving times should govern rni
licensed capacity of steamer te rea. lel
tTeturn steamer same day from points
marked
Round TIP Rates; N~w York 70 Bear
Mountain, SLID; West Point. Sltoi NfW
49, -tU. sly -. Poughkeelsle s. %. King.
CON Ioint 800. Catskill. $500: Hudson
si.25; Albany, S5.25.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

COOKS. waftresses. hou-eworkers, TinkA
Andersen. Scandinavia Agency zs,t
Broadway. s1f Schuyler 1904
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

FREDERICK g. FERGUSON sad nyssif
dissolved partnership OF Fidelity Adjust
ment Co it0 " ga af y 4 I vii nj
longer be respons.Lls for business, doas by
above firm.
NATHAN ScHwARTZ.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
MARsHALL,s SALE

BY VIRTUE or AZ EXECUTION. 7 viii
s@il this day. 40 a. ri, ar tts IN ar,
Msnhaftsn. 90 rignf t'ls ana interest that
said defendant had in and fn. on Or before
eist DAY 20 June. 1922 consisting q 6
singer sewing machines. lsAihef goods "a.
tufss. etc Re. FlnAelssoln - Asdsi shoe
CO.. Inc
ALBERT LEVINE. CITY Marshal
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

INFANTS NURSE. Scotch thoroughly com.
petent. conscientious. city. country, highly
r~,ommendet. Niles Halls Bureau, ~ West
ssh a. Vanderbilt $40.
NURSE FOR growing children trained excel.
lent references SO. Miss Sheas Agency.
8 East tlgt Bf. Murray I'LL 6Ilt
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
MORTGAGE SALE

MORTGAGE SALE of Lunshroom F.vlurss
will Be- sold to-day az liflg e ~
% East 2sth ~. N. soya auctifnssf ~
order - the mortgakee
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
HELP WANTED

VACATION N country for teacher, College
or Normal teacher conFenisl, r-munefa-
tive work y g. 900 Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
Lost RAnkbooks

fosr-p.nshoo 10 ss7ss - 'hs =. >
Savings Rank ~ y Y Payment stopped
Please return hook i0 hank
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
LONG BEACH

LONG BEACH. L. I--Rlght on waters etge.
new huneaioe. Fix rooms ana BAN: flr-
nishsa :or season. Park and Virginia Ayes
q. r-BYERs. owner. Fhene CoFIlanat 1871
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
HELP WANTED MALE

TFACHER-Eaamr college or normal stu
dent. 20 pass interesting heaifhfni "a
cation IN country good salary. CAL A. n
Robin. ffS ffh av. n Y Q
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
General HouseworSers. Etc.

COOK and waitress. Swete two years ref
crence Ageacy. Harlem izs5
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Laundresses, Etc.
Etc.

cHiTD's nurse. Norwegian. young. pleas
ant. willing very highly recommended
Miss Halls Bureau. ~ West t'th. Van.
darbflt sfl0
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
WAREHOU SE,lAN'S SALE
OF GOODS FOR
vN-n.r,, .FfFAgTTc
UNPAID CHARGEs

=, ,,,o,,,nes vrh ths provision y ~.
ther. tsing fue 4nf lrfll -.i
vhich fte rrfrrsIfref iHs N.. -'g
tIpfA'h ~ 'N.i',,.-,.- ~ 10 rrris boz. 1.
40. dssl-ifel. anf t4e rf.0r hfllf 1
r'var 10 aI parties f'nN' "
Interest 'Aere.r, an1 ....,..
~. ,,-l-o. fr--a -If - rrf af g..
.,.,'er al Nsriss Alrrr0 lrrmf iia H'ft
iiNh So NsN YORK c''I ol 'H' i.'i'f
fn.a,.,l fnI'..l.t if. fs,h. i'sl 30 ff ff A -
v,e4-e.fav July fffh 1922 40 81
Frfay Il'f ti-f il..
Tussfar flY tffh ifII a'
wssr.ssay f.'v -ffh a. 800. A. 20
ruessav. August To- 1923 o.
Wefreffay AIFlaf % if.
and on Fnl'y.. Af5si5
ars ~or,i-ui-s grfN an re fr'' Pc
The following pfrreftl
ss,,ss dining room sgifef nrrlr' flr
rIaras Nifir1'af rfrrfffif'f
sfrImerfs f'rehfI' 'I.f.t
ro.es barrels .HIfrases r.nfr-'".
n clothing Uren f00ff FfG
pictures sowing warr'rrf.
iamra fr.r a.frl" rffrn arf Hf
slltsrtafe. ieiirg lisfar4s lrt mI
ara ofher pe-sonal sfe0.f as f1lrf DID,
fhe varerol.e Inventory irs.~i ~
house lrf ho.f f0r mo accounts
loving parties Cof,er.f ,...,.,t
DUP DAVID HARNEi N.s
WILLIAM ~ NFhr 'lit N.l.t
sroN JOSIAH MEPPiTT. Mft
Oct NpS ELIZABETH A. lIn
PATTET sos afRs WM = lN. N
n sHELLHlnk NRs ~ rN
cFoPGF TAYLOR srFwArr MHs =
THIBATD. NRs FLokEhlE l u
An being row stored nfh llIf
Tnf qforage Wafff1lsa lr if paf0'
ana au 90 Ie more tpH.if. a.f al.I
ard Ses-rIhe4 40 fr,e q .sii cole
THE GOODS WILL DE 0N ENHibiLll T.
At THE TIME AaD llA~1 pI iNs
,rLIL ANEsT ENn
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Loa9 lsland
-. rzBfGS-sAHE OR EsEsEli
BABYLON

ALONG THE sOUTH SHORE
DcarAble Properties for sale or rent
Furnished Cottages.
NJ. JEREMIAH ROBBINS
A1a Street Tel Babylon z2
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Instruction

Yor CAS- CLIMB TIE LADDER OF sue
CESS y you have fhe Snowlefge -
climb up with Drakes gives o. Fini OUT
vo-s Trlrure Iidg. ist Nassau 81. Tel
Deeknan .r23 Brooklyn heafcrd Ave-
AZ Frif0n ft Tel Prospect Iif
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

~ PURSUANCE or AZ ORDER 0F HON.
JoliS p. cohALAN. = slrrogi'e ~ ~
given % al persons having claims aFI %
CAROLINE NAIHER Jackson. lafr - no
County n N-H ioff. s.osfsft. ,o rrrrrrf no
80 his place n frarTs fnF fIffrrss. 0.rre %
his attorneys ffffsrr ifnulrFr A. N.sfH
go. rs broad street in Ha cly ~ h.v
YORK. ol 90 before fNa llfh I.t rf D. fil .TF
most ARIltlR " hIAsHhN
I.... .If"H
Dated. Sv~ Yofs. the if'b DAY ~ g8ns
i3l2
sTETSON. JENNINGS & RUSSELL.
Attorneys fof Ifsrlfnr.
it Hroaf Street
New f0fa. ~ Y
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Governssses. Etc.

GOvERNEss Young French woman; sue.
cessful teacher. private family, expe-
rirnced child over 4. 7, Mics Hoimay"rs
Agency. 10 p. s3d. 81 noor Telephone
sss7 Murray I'm.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

COOK chanibermaid. waitress mother and
daughter. work small family. thoroughly
experienced. country SIS. Masons Agency,
Is ". i1d
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
WOPOWOC LODGE and cAa-oS

IN Lake salmon. = o. Woponox. conn
tennis, boating. bathing, fsfstail faHrIrr
athletic GELD. orchestra. Send Tor Lo0Alcs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-07
Class Legislation

THE tendency of law makers to think in terms Of
the interests of certain classes and not of the
terests of the people whole is of the greatest
causes of unsatisfactory conditions in the country
1t is common enough to find members of Congress
State Legislatures who insist, example that the
tax burden Of the farmer must be Ightened
Of laboring must not be decreased or that con-
dtons be made favorable for business interests
But it is indeed that law maker talks in terms
Of the welfare Of the whole community.
AS a result we have all sorts of Hobbies and bocs,
representing all OF special and their in
auence- on legislation is tremendous.
Real progress never be made IN governmental
affairs long aTmaking bodies maize the interests
of the people whole subservent to those of special
classes of our citizenship.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-07
You DUN Them?

d EMEMBER those savings stamps and certif
~ Gates that you bought in 1918? Better hunt them
up They're due" Jan l, principal and interest And
Uncle Sam is ready pay them off, or trade them for
new certificates at cent interest compounded twice
year, whichever you want
Treasury officials estimate that no less than Is OOO-
600 Americans own these war obligations Are YOU
one, OF them? If So when you cash in" you'll realize
that the safest investment in the world Uncle Sam
Hundredsof thousands of spendhfts and stock market
suckers are wishing they had invested in savings
stamps and certificates
million doesn't look as big it used to. Most of
US talk OF million as if it dozen eggs Never
theess you'll admit that S625O0OOOO is considerable of
figure
That's the total value of the war savings stamps
and certificates maturing Jan l. 1928 If everyone in
ssts on cash payment, Uncle Sam will have to turn
few financial handsprings His loose cash in the ma
uonal treasury will be rather low at the end of the
year.
So he hopes that most of the holders-ha at least
viii trade for the fveyear treasury certificates
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-07
OF EUROPE LEAP
FROM ONE CRISIS TO ANOTHER

these the future of France and Ger
many, possibly Of England, and may
be of Europe, for some time to come
depends.
These three dates are:
/. Saturday, Dec. 8, when the
Premiers of England, France, Bel
GUM and Italy meet in London to
discuss Germany PREPARATIONS.
@ Friday, Dec. 10, when allied
statesmen meet representatives of
Germany, at Brussels, to continue the
London discussion.
3. Jan. 1, 1928, when Germany's
days of grace come to an end and the
date when her Preparations payments
to the allies draws nigh.
France, In desperate straits, openly
threatens to take matters in her own
hands, seize and administer the en-
tire left bank of the Rhine, and pos
sibly the mining district Of Ruhr, I'M
less given satisfaction at London and
Brussels.
France in Bad Shape
With a $27,000,000 deficit in her
budget; a debt Of $7,000,0O0, 900 In
Cured for-pensions and the rebuilding
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SIouing Them DotUn

n district has been prescribed by the police depart
ment This may not be a step toward the prevention
traffic JAMS certainly step in the direction
of safety.
Since the installation Of the tower system of traffic
regulation there has been an increasing tendency to
speed up traffic in the downtown district. With ade-
quate police protection itself may dan
gerous but it certainly leads to the habit of
speeding. If a driver is allowed speed through the
congested district he will be very likely to speed in the
residence sections Of the city.
cities where traffic is speeded up, fast driving
usually allowed only long streets with few intersec-
TONS such as Michigan Ave. in Chicago Speed may
be safe there but it certainly on Washington ST.
with the numerous cross streets and the constant Pc
destrian traffic through these streets.
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Shoe Philosophy
of Wanan1aker

By NEA Service
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. I'm the
advertisements of one OF the greatest
chain Of Philadelphia and New York
department stores lies the philosophy
of John Wanamaker, 84-year-old
millionaire merchant, who has been
suffering from a severe cold for the
last two months.
This philosophy Of human sympa-
thy and cooperation is what de-
veloped this business pioneer from
a poor farm boy into one of the
most respected characters in the
country.
His interest in the Y. M c. A. led
him to donate money for the estab-
Iishment of branches all over the
world. He helped found other religious
and social institutions which are to-
day refugees for the poor.
AS postmaster general under Presi-
dent Harrison, Wanamaker intro
duced sea postoffices, banished lot
teries from the mails, expanded free
delivery and established rural de-
livery.
Few knew the feelings of this man
until 1912, when they came out in
pithy, epigrammatic sayings In his
department store advertisements.
They were helpful paragraphs which
were printed almost daily until his
recent illness and which brought him
many letters Of appreciation.
That he practiced what he preached
is shown by his sudden reduction Of
20 per cent in the prices Of all his
merchandise. in 1920, to help the
country return to normal
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Farmer Reduced
to Dire Straits

Eban Hensley, farmer living eight
miles southeasts OF the city, who has
been paying s12 a week for the sup.
port Of two minor daughters or his
divorced wife and himself, secured a
reduction of the amount to IS a week
in Circuit Court.
On Oct. l Hensley was cited for
contempt of court for not making the
weekly payments. and then gave his
total assets at twelve tons OF hay,
two old horses and 5000 in Liberty
bonds. which last belonged to the
girls. He was then ordered to sell
the hay.
Today he was under orders to sell
the Liberty bonds. Hensley told the
court that he had nothing with which
to feed his team Of horses. He in
PRODUCED witnesses to swear that the
farmers in his vicinity were not max
ing any money.
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officials for violation Of State and
local dry statutes, it was estimated.
$4,000 in Judgments
Federal officials convicted 22.729
persons in criminal cases and Sc
cured a total of 100000 in judg-
ments in the civil suits. q
The population of the Federal pris-
ons for the same period increased to
$685., compared with 5,268 for the
last fiscal year, Heber II. Votaw.
brother-in-law of President Harding,
and superintendent Of prisons. re-
ported The increase was held due
largely to increased violation OF the
anti-drug act, counterfeiting and vio-
lation Of the postal laws.
White slavery is on the decrease.
William J. Burns, head Of the bureau
of investigation OF the department.
reported A total of 1885 years in
prison was imposed on the 1925 per-
sons convicted for white slavery.