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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
Quotations ny Caslxie c.. Rurch d r.
Ills East Main Street.
0un1R finna ~

Quotations ny Caslsie c.. Rurch d co..
lils East Main Street.
Quotations at Close.
~ City and state Securities.
Va va IS. Old c; and r.. 1882 SO
%, C.. and II. 1891 II
West Va. 3as. .......... IS
street Railway bonds.
e 1 q Fl is Tel. Co. of Va" -
y. and ?; T. Co. IS. ..isss 20
E. and P. Co: Is. 1894 72
+. S. SRoyster Guano
~, s,s ;:?' s.,i-., ' ss.s IT,: 1915
Y; r. and p. Co. pr. 100 a1a
E.R and r: Co, com 100 10
nniiroad Stocks
y" =. and F.. com. 100 Gas
R' r. ana =. DIV. Oh: lou 1913
At Life lns. Co. loo 100
life 9Ins. Co. Of Va. i0O toS
"a. F. and NJ. ms. Co. SS as SU
Bank and Trust Compsny sto.s
American Trust Co. ''ocA'
p,lo Cias go. ~ n;::..;.. 100 % 100,
Broadway National /. 100 1904
Blk. OF Com. and Tr.. 100 Sac ,oe
Central National 100 Xxx IISSe
Church Hill Bank 100 17s
]irst National $3.50. 100 aI0
Nat. state and CITY,, 100 po0. On,
Old Dom. Trust Co.. 100 1871 Eo'
Planters National .,lO0 I,n
Richmond Trust Co., 100 a5s 90
Virginia Trust Co. 100 2as
West End Bank -. 26 az
- Textile atocks.
Riverside and Dan
River. pfd. 100 81
riverside ana Dan
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PnoDUCE MARKETS.
SUGAR,


NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE marke. for
raw sugar continued nrm and prices were
higher. Cubas being quoted at 2 5-ls cents.
cost and freight; equal to 3.7s for cen.
trifugai. and Porto Rico ut $40. There
were sales of 1000 BAGS of new crop cubas
70. 70 operators for March shipment and 10
FINER at the quoted prices.
The continued strength In the spot mar
ket led to renewed buyin; in raw sugar
at ono time showed al onces OF I to I
p.ints: Near the close mere, was rsr-
tisl setback Oh realtziIs AMI trade SELL
higher.
March sas: May as,: July. si %i'F septem,
Thee were no changes in refined sugar.
WITH fne Sranulated listed at ctn;s. The
nndcrtone was arm. owing TO advance in
the spo, market.
SIS In rehncd futures. or D points above
last nights close. Final prices were UNI
CHANGED cha Ts T., Go, 10 point. net higher, March
NEW york. f Fss. Ether. WA, fur.
months in the narke, Tor ' eoree 10 futures Ssss
special fenture. The opening was yn
changed 10 points lower. with the late
mont h re!atiw.iy easy. a.. though innp-
market. or selling against purchases OF
but later eascd of to $40. while Decembe r
declined to $50. with the general market
closing at net decline OF to 4 point,
Sales were estimated at about $4,000 bags.
Including exchanges. March SO: Muy
s.S: Ju!y. s.5': September. s.5I; October,
Spot coffee quiet. but steady: Mo Is.
.: Santos q. I2S to i?t Cost and freight
oneTs were about unchanged. Including
Santos Us and 81. part Bourbon NJ IL Is
10 l2,A. and Victoria - and Sc al $40,
American credits.
me OFFICIAL cables reported an advance
OF 10 reis IN the dollar buying rate. Tn.
Hio market was 40 TO i76 refs lower and
santos unchanged 10 IS reIs lower Rio
cleared 1900 Gags: Santos 81 SO and Vic.
tcIia l23o, for the United States IRA
zItan port receipts. 1900: Jundlahy re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18

Sealed proposals will be received at
this Office until IL o'clock noon Fab,
ruary ~. 1922. for the supply and de-
livery OF approximately 100000 sewer
oricks. manufactured In accordance
with the standards on file in once of
Director OF Public Works. Delivery
to be made at any and all localities
WITHIN the corpora limits OF City OF
be ordered. Contract to cover q PEI
Rod OF twelve months. tTa-t
Forms OF proposals can be obtained
on application. -
y certified check for amount stated
l*bo0.00) on proposal must accom-
pany each bid as guaranty OF exc
Gutton OF contract. The Director OF
reject any and all bids.
ALLEN J. SAvILLE,
Director Of Public Works.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
WAY PREFERRED ACTIVE IN NEW YORK MARKET

ycsriinss and twos, 1aoo: choice If.pound
shorn ewes. 100: top wooisd ewes. 500:
desirable shearinE lambs. 1878.
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COTTOSscTD or,

: NEW YORK. Feb. F-Cottonseed oil
was hiRher. with mixed commission
house trade. Buying was prompted prin-
e 8 nj cn,,6 by the bmlii.h showing in lard
Ing bids were 10 to = points not h,sbnr
SAFES. o. w barrels. Prime crude. $40
Sin: PRIME summer yellow sTot nomInr is
March ss': May. M.ii: July. l0.35. all bid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18

Sealed proposals will be recelveds
ruary 81. 1922. for a supply of odp-
proximately 1900 lIneal feetih.of
Nitritied Pipe and Specials, to be, 90
llvered mt any and ali locations WITH
In the corporate limits of the CitF6{
Richmond, and at such times AZ, may
be ordered. Contract limited to a. pc
Rod of eight months. Il
Forms of proposals can be obtaPted
on application. '7ns
a certified check for amount stated
0l,b0o.0o) on proposals must ACCOM-
pany each bid as a guaranty OF IKE
f puse " %o eGntrass ps' tho
reject any and all bids. enoa
Yours very truly, -
ALLEN ]. SAVILLE,
Director OF Public works.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18

River. com. .... 100 400
Union Buffalo LIST pf 100 II
miscellaneous
3. r. Crump Co, 8 o.
c., pfd. 100 ION
Jefferson Realty
Corp. LIST p!d. -. 100 so
Larus and Bros. Co.
pfd.. . p. pc. partI. 100 los
o. ID. ]. and S. CO. ] al
Y. l.. T.. y. G 80, 100 l00S In1
Y. l. T. com. ...... 100 I20 i35
N.-C. CHI. pr. d. c.. 100 81
VIC. Chem. COM =. 100 al
Stand. Pa. pfd. -. 100 los
Sales.
$1,000 Virginia Centuries. III
- Virginia Railway and Power. M.
$50 virginia Railway and Power,
10 Universal Leaf Tobacco. pr, 1901
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LOCAL PRODUCE masKEr.
Drrssed PouItr

by Woodson-Crnik q Co.. 1927 En,t Chr,
street. Phone Madison 2as.
February Il, 1922
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
RlCHMONp LIVE SToCK MARKET.
Richmond Union S:ocH Yards
February II 1902

Remarks: Fair run Of cattle Market
slow. Prices lower on all classes OF cat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-20

snoring The pulse 81 slow. "a
and iiaftf. fueh : condition mi
come on during sleep. 3
Paralysis scnorally acrpmpani@
apoplexy. ~ a naraiyscd limb
raised ID will be found cntiruiy n
taxed and pownrlcss. If the pafieh
makes any movement II Will he u
the hand and leg Of one side onl
Tho face Il ustinliy narniszed Il
the same side as The arm and led
The mouth is pulled away froI
thu affected slide OF tho facc by III
una ffectrd muscles.
rntl the doctor comes. the su,
fcrcr II placed IN a fecllninT pos,
ton. his ncck freed of clothing. ~
head moderately elevated. hi
ahou deru slightly raised. Ap lc|
bag OF cold wct cloths are place
on his head. and hot bottles 10 mi
cxtrcmcties.
Even In the mildcft rases III
patient remaina IN bed a fortnight
The diet H. iight. constipation 4
avoided. Surgeons have OF hat
years done wonders by trcpkinine
removing the ciot and thus rcmo,'
INK the pressure from the brain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-20
ToDAY's WORD

Today's word h PARADOX.
It's pronounced pn~r-a-doka.
with accent OF the first syllable.
II mcana-a proposition contrary
to received an opinion; an asser-
ton or sentiment seemingly contra
dictory or opposed % common
sense, but yet that may be true In
fact: any phenomenon or action
with seemingly contradictory quail
iiicH % phases.
II from--iatin para
doNum, which. In turn. In adapted
from two Greek words meanin,,
beTidc, beyond, contrary TO-" and
opinion, To think. suppose. imag
inc.
It's used like this-'For the fed
ernl supreme court decision IN
the cas- 81 the United Mine Wort
crS of America against the Coro-
nndo Coal company Of Arkansas Ia
be claimed by both sides as a vic-
tory has the appearances OF a para
dOx.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-20
B AND THE UAR

q AMUEL GOMPERS takes q creditable posi-
y tion when he declares that "the militia,
he. the citizen soldiery Of the several states
in our country, supplies what otherwise might
take its place, n large standing army, and that
"a man who is a wage Garner and honorable,
working AT his trade or calling. to support him.
self or his dependents, has not only the right To
become a citizen soldier, but that right must
not be questioned
For a long time trade unionism has been
charged with lack Of sympathy for, If not actual
hostility to. the National Guard, Anarchists,
under whatever name, seeking TO dominate or.
gained labor, have sought to tar trade union
ism with their own defiance of this arm of gov
ernmental authority, and have lost no oppor-
tunity TO prejudice the workingman against the
National Guard.
Mr.. Gompers speaks clearly aud pertinently.
There is no essential ~incompatibility between
organized labor and the forces Of law and gov
eminent. Service in the National Guard is n
proper offering of citizenship, with which trade
unionism has no conflict. II is only when or
ganized labor forgets its better self and yields
10 the influence of unworthy elements or lead
ers which bring il into antaeonism to the law.
that It's members find any Inconsistency in such
service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-20

now. Tim ynml blossom can
make a salad that would melt in
your mouth. But there. come In
and find PIT for yourselves"
Iicn bowed them In and set chairs
and blossom brought In the food
That was the time for the Twins
10 tel how they wished they could
find poor old Pcerabout and take
him home.
Say raid Ben suddenly. Il
saw q stranger tudayl Ragged as
q bcggar. too. as YOU say the Moon
Man Ia. He was standing In IN.
corn-ficld right beside Farmer
Smiths fass-patch garden"
"Oh. will you show us where he
is?" cried Nancy. Maybe MS Mr..
f'corabout."
Sure" said Bon obiigingly, and
they all started off toward The
corn-ficld at one
"Thcrc he H." cried Ben. point
Ing To- a silent. motionlcss figure In
an old. tattegrd-coat and torn hat
why that's Mr.. Scare Grow
Rcn." said Nick. Farmer Smith
has lust put him Out TO scare the
crows away"
tTo Sc Continusd)
{ Copyright. 1922 Nr;A s~cryieel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-20
DIR. Bishops Advice =
APOPLEXY

hipod vcrzcl the blood nnply -
some part OF the brain being thus
cut off.
Tho rupture OF n blood vessel II
predisposed to by chronic alcoholf
ism. chronic kidney and heart dis
a govt, rheumatism. syphilis.
and. most OF all, hardening OF the
arteries. Its exciting cause may
he sudden physicai %cxcrtlon, cx-
element. cold-wntcr bathing. OK
cefsivc eating and drinking. OF n
strain OF any sort.
Thn attack Is sudden. with con-
~vuisions and coma; ~ there n
coma alone. or there ~ little or
no loss of conscionsncFs. or the
sufferer falls as n shot In the
conscious. speech and swallowing
are difficult The face IN flushed.
Tho pupils are dllnte6; or one may
be dilated and the other contracted
The breathing Il irregular and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-20

r

vYJE are in receipt Of q four page letter from
w Governor Samuel II. Mckelyie, of the
great state of Nebraska. which we have
read with interest. II is a letter that is bound
TO hold the interest because it tells in a CON
vincing way just how good business aud agri-
cultural and Industrial conditions are in
Nebraska, and how wonderful a state il is
generally.
We have the permission OF the governor TO
publish the letter. We are not going to
publish ii because il is too Icing aud its interest
is too FAR removed from the current interests Of
Herald readers.
but we want TO congratulate the state of
Nebraska in having a governor who under
stands, appreciates and employees the power Of
advertising IN advancing the growth and pros
perity Of his state.
We have had SOM governors in New Mexico
in former years who understood the value Of
ndyertising,-but who apparently held TIE oc-
lief that advertising was a force for the up
building Of the individual and was Of no special
value in community building.
However things change and men change. An
executive advertiser. energetically and intelli-
gently exploiting his state and its resources is
o novelty and a most encouraging one.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-20
The REFEREE
By Albert Apple
MONEY

MONEY
Bank SlearinsS ~ inc United states nur nes o mSy
GOO.
TINS n, y times as much as passed through the
for only a ANAL fraction Of the gain. Few OF US are
spending II times as much as before the war Yet
money moves ! times as ias,
The doinss OF money are mys,etions. 40 Monasr'
rure i in quantities
hAloits
as 800 per cent. DEGREES the senate.
IL Fii WORK gu, mho tniS vorn snr III ~ ~ v%il
enter GU, country u W ntscs aauhns Is,h, NV
TINS shows how we Amerieans are pc'hs u"u''-
sofa by ouh.r countries ~ son,s nn's nom,
undersell all others steel; Tor ins'ane.
= peotSsragh, sent By %irs a,is,d from ~ Ro%@, l,ary'
This is ncws-,odayi Later when radio movies
nec noa n,n ,nn'p ., y :" :" '"''' ~ q" '' " :"
After radio movie" viii come radio cycsight. Pco.
pc Mhl io"N '.o a n.aS ~, ~ sannsn ut'hon,
ofmsr psri Tor "a a ro'besween WV" ' ~
I'M w'n arns many nsI ""N VI '' VII VI ''''''
~ ''" NV" uuDous
,h4.a a, ~ vtto~s ~ A uc,ica r badlv I'm
a ,n'u !, - e.., ,a Iahn +" shut insyrsnec
ns99 o. "'"'s' S"' ''"" Z" "
Th's Is not nTop"snnas pn ms PS'' .d 40 ssn sa IN
ans' 'r ~ nnans.rt'.r- a. cicyaiana
ing o. n1 unnns w h = ~ ~ N,rn,'nr. for n. clos.
q man IN 'n sur a ns ,h noI Insurance q e"mpsny vii, pSr.
70 ~ AZ, ha'u ms, ~ - tnsurss hHs f,ne AZ only a frae-
n,,nr ~ -, nv mn. 80 ~ ,s,,iiv 'housb ~ bread.
uoh pr ~ ~ % III .''nay' raars y"
winner "e " "s ,. "
49," rnut.u An u.,,,nor.
h'pieHenhtNe mu"" Wa .eN."e ~"
"p"u. w wh'nHs ina : 4" ~ .t ~ -, 81, n
Sohe o. a. s""o' "' M" "' ""' Fl" Z"
~ nsa' ,u,,orno,o, . ,,age the oth,r a.v.
hNSet phituhhVi'" " inns ~ 80 49,
Judse nave you irieu ma, mo 'sn,ho w ~
mahink aown ~ =. 'ny MAJ ~ ha, I'm ,r,nSS s sha,p every.
~" faiu ,"e J"use' %" " "teu """"' oN'''
hohy VINO mas -.
~ ~ ,-.n...
S'n"aor sonh sn,Ip "'"'""9 M" '"''
IVY 1i NIblrta .eunlon, u...u,. "a,
Fhe postwar wnrnsik - r'Tpons"Sl. ir nnns
strange things we may now ,nua 10y eNnlnl,.,
eolese sifh IN opI SltchcpH W" ""'e'aos :" ''
hou. seize nr.N,nk rouuNH,
Ihe noor Don oi = war pI'ii,sf' : .'"nsion 'ans
nc other Day ana te pron'eers WHO '''Se" "''
tranhy novel, -
WI, wh" T" w. sue u''"'"u' ~" NV
cn"i.r iohsus mai, v,ss,, -, .,swe,sd
Ihs pari"r manu- N"ssr' - ""s"e'su
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-20

" e fAafr. sac uffIsst'e
charming soprano voice won sew
eral places for her In grand opera
choruses and an offer. just before
she was married. OF n profitable
engagement In concert work.
She met Mr.. Mccormack when
he vas "A first lieutenant. stationed
at Camp Pike. near Little Rock.
during the shc appeared on
benefit programs az several army
camps AT that time. Now she utii-
lies her talent singing lullnbics to
"A tiny daughter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-20

m o r Q h a n
| promising future
ON the concert
and opcratlc
sta y q to We !
Robert Me or
mack. n lending
Georgia business
man.
Mrs. Me G o r
m a G X. { h g
Il "A y h I @ r
OF Prof. J. J
Keller. a wide y
known musician
Of Little Rock.
received her v0-
cal education in
y q " VI q = x.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-20

wheat is expected TO total 2b0,000,000 bushels
25 per cent above the spring wheat crop of last
year. Corn, its planting delayed by wet weather
may show a decline in small measure, and oats
are expected 60 be light, for the same reason
But the country 'sfruii crop promises to he the
largest for a number of years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-20
c HERALD. ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1922


Go through. go through the gates; prepare ye the
way OF the people; cast um, East up tfr highway
snt,cr out the STONES; imt up n standard Tor thu
pconir--fsniah ea;fu W.
When Freedom from her mountain height
unfurlcd her banner TO tho air.
She tore the azure robes OF night,
And get the stars Of glory there.
Drake.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-20
!! o. '';:''''
~ ob RaEad Sabattnt
Q By Rafaol Sabatint

Tour d'Azyr. Count OF Solz. Knight
Of the orders OF the Holy Ghost and
Saint Louis. and BrlRhdier In The
armies of the KinT. lie was n tall.
graceful man. upright and aoldlcrly
Of carriage. with his head disdnin
fully set upon his shoulders. lie
wts maRnificcntly dressed Ia n fui.
sklrted cont OF mulberry velvet that
was laced with gold. His waist
coat. OF velvet. too. was of golden
apricot color: his brooches and
stockings were Of black silk. and
his i~acqucred. red-hecled shoes
were bucklcd in diamonds. Ills
powdered hair was tied behind In a
broad ribbon Of watcrpd nix. he
carried a little thrcc-corncrcd hat
under his arm. and n g~old-hilted
slender dreas-sword hung at biz
side.
lie was Immediately followed by
NJ. de Ecrcadiou, In complete CON
irasi. ON legs Of the shoricat. the
Lord Of GnVrillac carried q body
that al forty-five WIS beginning 20
incline tO corpulencc and an enor-
nous head containing an indiffcr-
ent allotment Of intelligence.
@itst " "' N~ercaoiou 'hm' o.
"' Nilmorih. very pale ser
Contained. wlsh usht hps y an
"'sio"r brow D.,
70 n"et thcm' there stepped
irum ,hr carriage a very elegant
cum gentleman the ChcNalier de
'lmntiiinne NJ. de La To1r dNzryS
'ousin. VINO whist awaiting ms re-
urn a watched with conssder-
hhf' MS W presence uh-
suspecied-the perambulations OF
~Nhdfe-Louls and manemoisclie
i~orccivlns Anne, NJ de La Tour
81 Aayr acn himself from the
Diners ana lcngthcninR MS stride
anne across u terrace TO
h'r
lno MARQUIS took the mana thht
n'shenoisciie extended 10 him II
lowing over " bore ~ 10 MS lipr'
Mhheinoisclle' ne shlh, looking
lnto the blue ucpshs OF h'f oych'
nat met MS gaze mihhE ana un-
,rounlcd' monsieur your uncle
d'es m" ,he honor !" permit ina
pay my homage 10 you WIZ YOU
hah'moiseiie 10 me inc h"h"r 10
f''.lN. me Whch come tomorrow !
Hhhh nave something OF great
sof nce n L. uaroui. >
Yon atmos, mo"
"Tbat i. mia ho -. vcrv ,.y
7 from, ,nv a.sl.n
won vvhet ne cur,os,,v mon.
si.ur. md ~ cnnrse I am . dn,If,l
niece NJ believe ma, shaI ho
I honnred 10 recclv. von"
"No, honored mademotseuc. WI,
VII rorfcr the honor Tomorsou
nj his hour then / sball have Tho
| f~olIri,v Ia waiI mon vou
cuApTEp IN
A. tbev vailed doyn Tho nm In.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-20
q mEnE OpA

When the peasant Mabct uns
shot dead while frnaching on the
domain Of the great nobic OF init
tnuy. tho
MARQUIS DE IA TOUR D'Azyil
n rhnidrr of horror went ussollsia
the sensitive spirit OF
PHILIPPE DE NiiINfORtN. n
young divinity student, who was
a believer In the ~dcnsscrntic
doctrines which underiay the
French Revolution. Phitipre'r
determination Ia sccurc iussicc
meets with little encouragement
from his friend.
ANDHE-IOyIs MOBEAU, n young
aud brilliant lawyer. VIM n
popularity believed To b. the sou
QUENTIN de kERCADIOJ. Lord
Of 0avriliac. Andrc-Iouis looks
with cyntcism on the ncw Jliti-
cHi ssrinc~ but agrts.s Ia me-
c0mpnny Philippe and nut the
cas- before dc hcrcadiou. The
Marquis WINS closctrd with the
lord % Gayriliac when they ar
rived. Philippe gocs Ca Join tisc
Two mobiles and Andrc-IOuis talks
la the young and bcautiful
AiiNE DE- kt.ItcADIOu. tie H.
Mortified when the girl tells him
that the Marquis Inns come ca
ask her uncle for her hnnd Ia
marriage.
GO ON WITH TIu STORY
Aline drew hack from Andre.
Louis a little, with a frown and AN
prises Won y"
"It disrusts mo " said he hiuntiv
'Tn fact / don't believe n
For a ono shc m, aside her
| visibl. nnovn 10 remove ME
doubts. Il am auitc serious. mon.
sieur. There came n formal letter
lto ms uncto ~ raaa son
i dc In Tour d'AyrV annonnrtny ,ho
| ylsi, ana its obtec, "
And viii 4, snit vou IN no du,,n,,
II YOUR uncle accents this monstro,is
proposais"
"N,nstrou.,. Che hrta,oa
And whv monstrous n von
| p~leasog"
For n scoro nj r,asons N. an.
swered irritahlv.
give me onc sbc chaliongcd
him.
m IA fortv-0vc nj ioasa
"nut IA, Tanks No moro ,ha,
thirty. He Ia very handsome-ihe
.raa,o. ~
will make me n eroa, iady"
'god made Won thnt Aiina
Come. that hotter som.tines
YOU can almost he nolito" nnd
she movod along Tho ferrsce an,re.
| Louis pacing beside h.r
~ can bo more Than tina, %
show rcnson whv Won shouId M,
lot this beast bcfoui the beautiful
lfhtng ~, o. -. .
She frowned. ana her lI,s ,,rh,
en.d .yon 49, $50
future husband shc ,onro,aS
him.
And Is o. po7 n a setnea
Them Yonr nncio Il. w
arc to be sold thus. I-ovoIosslv int
! bondage to a man Won do M, know,
had dreamed on hotter thines fnr
you. Alinc."
You are l~ndolicnte." snId she
and though she frowned. Nor owe.
laughed. MY uncle vii, moi con
sent TO more than allow my con.
sent to be sought. \ am NOT 20 h,
"You hnvc h,s.n q.
atnurc N~Duraelfi' he cried "Ah
well. / forgive YOU out 81 NV re-.
lief"
Again YOU go too fast. Cousin
Andre. I like the look of The pen,
tlcman. NJ Io MARQUIS does moi
look a. ~ he we're a duIinrd n
should be Interested 10 he wooed
by him. n may he more intorest.
ing still to marry him. and / thtuk
when an IL considered. that I shat
probably-very prebably-declde 1,
do so"
God help you, Aline," bs
groancd.
you arc insuffcrable,' sh,
was growing angry. ~ ho sav Il,
the deepening fruwn, the hcighten.
ed color.
THAT IL because I suffer oh
Alino. little cousin. think well ol
what you do. Consider that :
~ consider. monsieur. hal yot
presume upon tho kindness 1 hav,
always shown YOU. Won abuse m.
- '0'''eAt'h ~ WNt'u g'l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-20

over n bullion gallons Of gaso-
line NJ wasted annually In this
country becausc OF inaccurate adj
Iusiment OF carburetors. say auto
experts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-20

)u often read Of
M or another
Of our m l.
y nj mrn sue
cumblng TO apo
pirxy. The fact
that they die a
Of such a stroke
~ h I'd iy 20
their ait.
Apoplcxy almost
always IN the
result OF bad or
careless habitA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-20

juno 81. tho longest day Of the
year. hah slightly Owe 10 hours Of
light duration, December ~, tho
shortest, has about mine hours Il
light.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-20
Wmusmal Stories
About Unusual People

~ NEA service
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, juno H.
Motherhood" after an, IN the best
career. says Mira. Ann Louise
kellhr Mccormack. who gave IN a
Evening star., 1922-07-13
Clearing all our l9c and Csc
CretOnneS 15C
9TH atF

Hundreds of yads-numerous patterns ranging from the SOFT
ubdued the bold bizarre designs and colorngs
All this seasons goods. ..F
D.pery 4sc6gured den popn and ps-n eolors
Turkish bath towels nehs with thick loop pe absorb
like . ,
Large size towels Turkish bath towels deep boded
finished with white border on ends,
aeeedpd scarfs American and het lace
trimmed scarf; muslin and lnene centers.
sxeo he'd sheets s4-u doubebd size she seconds OF
Of the bes grades Faults consist of
slightly imperfect hem.
Zzcx36nch hnen-nnn muslin case goeo wearing
grade; deep hem ,r u..,. r. ,,,. .,,r
Evening star., 1922-07-13

Botany fannels (America's
standard) in stripes, checks and
plain white> >and high shades.
Prunellas (most servieeable OF
skirtings), in combinations of
black and white, navy and gray,
brown and tan.
Waistband sizes 2o to "a.
Evening star., 1922-07-13

Sport spun silk is white.
with raised stripes in contrast
ing high colors.
Baronet satins from Duplan
Finest satin skirting nade).
These in orchid. pink, copen-
hagen and white.
THE Hecht Co.. second hoor)
Evening star., 1922-07-13

In the seasons all-pre-
dominating WHITE, and, of
course. the leading shades.