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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03
CHICAGO LIVE sTOCK MAnKET

NJ icAGO May 2:-Catt!c: receipts. H.
~ nee! steers and she stock steady TO
w. hiEhsI. veal calves closing &c 10 soc
t,S"et, Top inatured steers and ycRrlings.
She STOCK; hsoW72S: Gamers and cutters
,"lhty, S'Sn So: bologna bulls mostly
..i5 a 800: hE''
logs: receipts. 200, opened 1oc to lsc
~, Iod two loads; practical toy. 10 81
Gu,K' ss"n lpi5: shippers bought about g. :
c': hold fairly liberal
Shrep: receipt. 1900. spring lambs Ir-
isEniar: pest 'Dc lower at .5.75, heavy
sh'ep draEgy. other classes mostly steady;
Top shorn lambs. 1850: top wooded, $50
liHht Sh"In Texas wcthers 1000 a 10 10
sn".h sIghty-'hreo- pound ycarlings and
,W"s. i..'5 good NS-pound shorn Caiifor-
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FRACTIONS ACTIVE IN
\. Y. BOND MARKET

NEW YORK. May .-l.oca, fractions
gala Were IN" most conspicuous features
%: ivihys more sCt.v" bond market is
sues OF wider SCOPE showing occasional
!rr"gu!a~;ty.
New York railways rcfUudinG " rose
81 points Oh especially heavy accurnu,a-
ton In the later dealings. sah III. Crrtlt.
'hi"s ana adjustment - gai"cd points
!ntArhoro rounding - also acre steadily
ct9uired. and further buying %. Third
Avenue Issues Was noted High grade
ib!waE mortgages registered fsr
changes but IN" underlying is-ues -,
many Western. southwestern and Goa.
i''as N"T. higher ny fractions "a ! point.
Government offerings w-r. decidedly
mixed. ~ IN" Liberty Issue. closing at
!chi r"aci!nns on smaller dealings
frcrch and Swiss governments sud mu.
= rlrH. - "Sr" strongest ~ TIA. !ntcrna-l0ua
group. and Argentine - held arm but,
NeAlcans Continued their recen, errat.c
~ overncuis
Tn:al sALes rh- w lrc 81. L. On
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03

FOR the purpose of holding In check
TIA" Wild element In his own labor
organizations.
In well-intormed quarters OF Wall
street, where IL is known that the
banks here and elsewhere. arc sin
tied up tighter than 4 howknot. In
Cuba no surprise was expressed nj,
today's cables from Havana report
Ing the failure OF the large Gcrma n
banking house Of II. Upman & Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03
COTrONSEEn OIL

NEW YORK. May 2-Dcmand from,
shorts and buying OF new crop months on
uhfaHorable news from the South mt cot .
ton-ced oil up II to j; points after which
advance the market reacted slightly undnr
realiainE by local longs. CIosing hid
were TO II points net higher Tenders
mi. sales. 400 barrels. Prime crude D L
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03

NEW YORK. May Cotton goods were
nriner today. following n rise In raw cot.
ton. Cotton yarns were steady with bust
less ight Burlaps advanced sharply
Wool goods displayed rising tendcncy
Raw SILK advanced forcing a firiner ton,
In silk goods markets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03

IOri movement.
ne" erleans-Middiing. 1887: receipts.
5s.5!s. "'"oH'
'"i.estnn M.adling. iskO: rece!t,. 500
MIKE. Ssls sales. 1870: stock. ?is.tsl
safes. 20 stock ss.G 49,
oS nS"yGnnS ~, Mtidlins. IS; receipts. SOP;
a.. hai .ettona MiddlluS. ls:j: feceip,, !,
" stock i?.l97 N'P'' H.
., wk'a:. !. a., Mddins. 800: receipts. sos:
t"'at City-StccL ,S-
N'Iio.x-a!ddi.rx 1913: rece:p,s 7x.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
NlchInOnd Union Siock Yards

R"mLrks: Light supply Of cattle Tar
h"i active Prices higher on ali classe,
Of cattle.
strictly good steers. 100 lbs
and W. ........... .......... sEa GU
Medium TO good steers 1000 ."
- 10 LOO lbs ................. IVA ~
Common TO medium steers %
SJb 10 80 lbs .....,,,... ei.Ss M
Good TO choice cows ......., BLY, IL
Medium To good cows ....... 81 IT
common TO medium cows. ~
old 1907 cows ........,..... , Z, o..
Medium 10 good oxen ....,, En II
common to medium oIcn., N "a
Eat butcher bulls .........., 5u Ky
bologna bulls ........,,,... utX 20
Light. common bologna bulls sS& IL
choice fat heifers. 30 TO
.''e" lbs. -.....,.- Tn0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03

SAVANNAH. GA. May 2.-.rurpenttne.
STEADY; .s@@: sales. AZ: receipts. SOS
sMinG Tis re ts, s,oek use Resin firm
stock; Si.79s. >, Quoie; Il. 400. d. 40: r.
log + ti?,s; itom LIZ: g. loQ..go:
VIC $50: WV. 5.75dISSo. 80 Wv
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. May Bar silver. 81 hence
per ounce: money. l,7 per cent Discount
rates: short and three month bills. cS n
It's per cent. N' -''e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03
Richmond Stock Market
Mini.

Savings Blk OF Rich. 25 90
Union Bank OF I'd. so l55
Virginia Trust Co. :. 100 1924
West End Bank -. - Gil
o, Textile stocks.
riverside and Dan
River, pfd .... 100 100
riverside and Dan
, RIVER. com. ...... 100 26O
hoanoke Mills. 7bTo.
Rosemary Mfg. Co. " "
"a p. c.. pfd. 100 100
SO: Bond and Mort
Co. :....... 100 1924
miscellaneous.
Jefferson Realty Co..
ist. pfd. ..... 100 80
Is. +. johnson Pub.
Co. pid. .... 100 Sc
Is. +. Johnson pub.
Co. com. . 100 II
Larus and Bro. pref.
y. c.. partic 100 III
.. s S. 8 s"1 Co. 3 Co. Co., 100 "a
South. stove Works.
'oni. ............. 100 &c
Standard Pa. pfd.. 100 100
U. l.; lob. y. c..
;. pid ,,,............ 100 1924 1903
T.. L. r.. com. 800. 100 l2i 1913
N-C. Oh. pr. p. c. 100 20, 81
VIC. Chem. com. 100 "a
60 American Trust Co. pf az,
National State and City Bank. 2lt
81 Universal Leaf Tobacco, pf.. To-
go Universal Leaf Tobacco. pr. 1928
100 Universal Leaf Tobacco, pdf'
1924. goa
100 Virginia Railway and Power
COM. IL.
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City and state Securities.

Virginia IS. Old c.
and II. ............l932 92i
Virginia Centuries, 2.
Z. and X. ....l99l 10
West Va. 3as .....l939 81
Bonds.
Ches. and Pot. Tel.
Co. OF Va, LIST S.. :. 90
Carolina pub. Ser. Co. SIS. 100
!. and l.. Il. Co. s..l936 I5 so
V. II. and =. Co. 5s..lc3i ~ SO
r. Register Guaho.
street hallway stocks.
\. II. and l.. Co. go. % 203
Y. X. and L. Co. pf.. 100 80 Il
V. X. aud L. Co.. com. 100 Ia ia
HniIrond STOCKS.
~ g. l.. of Conn. -. 100 100
r.. r. and p, COM. 100 go
L.. +. and L. Div. oh. 100 GOA
insurance Stocks.
AZ. Life 1ns. Co. -. 100 EOS
Life ms Co. OF Va. 100 425
Va. +. and NJ. 1ns. Co. IS Go
American National :. 100 235
American Trust Co.
tClass Al ........ 100 80,
Broad Street Bank 20 10
broadway National. 100 l2l
Bk. OF Com. and Tr.. 100 2l5 225
Central National -. 100 1924 l72b
Church Hill Bank. 100 l75
First National $50. 100 20
Merchants National. loo $50 500
Nat State and City. 100 PA 22J
Old Dom. Trust Co.. 100 20 225
Planters National 100 400 40
Rich. Trust Co. -. 100 JS1 100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03

NEW ORLEANS, LA. May though
rice. dull: no sales: receipts. Hs sacks:
intllers receipts, same. Clean rice, uuiet :
sales reIorted: 1910 pockets blue Rose
at SOS receipts. LIS pocSrts. Bran
and polish unchanged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03
Is AXE SlRONG W7TH TURNOVER CLOSE TO MILLION MAR

nominal; prime summer yellow SPOT II SIS
July. III: September. li.so: December
pS. all bid.
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NORFOLK COTTON ExCU.ScE
Midil!nx fat

Hutlpk ana Portsmouth Cotton ExchanKe
.NpHFOi.k. VA, May 2-Middlinr ioIs -
80 higher. middlinE corresponding day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. May The raw sugar
marcy was some what unsettled. and aiter
Ieciinihg 10 2Sc for Cubas cost and
freight. on the spot. equal to ass for
.cntriiuGai prices advanced again to
la-32c, cost and freight equal 10 4OI.
while second hair May was quoted nj
'-i6c' cost and frsIKht. equal to 40t and
III. Porto Ricos were 81 There w.re
sales OF 500 bags OF Cubas af,oat y;
NC. followed by sales Of ~ 90 uru,nut
shipment at 3l3-i32c: 1000 bags for sec
"nd half May shipment and 2lGo bags
ior June shipment at quoted prices
no raw sugar futures market was flrmsr
earlier on covering which carried Iric.s
but when this demand subsidized. rricrs
shset on under scattered trade selling
tih"I quotations were | to points net
htEher May. AZ: July. 267: September.
There was no change In refined prlccs
with hnc Erannlatcd listed al 5gI 10 & %,
ans; with only a moderate inquiry re-.
ported
Refined futures. nominal Closing. Nav
so: July. $50: September. $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03

Medium to good hcifcrs. 500
I" 100 lbs. ................... ! m u,
common to medium heifcrs : N u
Good corn-fed hogs. $50 lbs
Good corn-fed hogs. 10 to =
c ~" lbs; ;:.;..;.......;..,.. 1870 IL
All southern hogs sold subject to insn.r :
tion and when soft or oily
. 10 cents of;
Good Virginia calves Q N IN
Medium Virginia caivcs s 4,
lest southern calves ..... . Il
Medium southern calves - N
E"uSh and heavy calves SLOW si
Tc%iu,, ,"'I n' .'....''............ II 10
raI sheep ...-................... . a
Common 10 fair sheep - Z,
Top spring lambs Is cents
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--7@a77----------------
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
-
COEEEE

NEW YORK. May There was sbarn
nnmvnnee In tho marke; 70. coffee futures
uurliS touays early trading, owing to
reports Of much higher opening in
santos this morning. which was sup
posed 10 mean that the results OF the
recent Brazilian election had strength
chsd me outlook for a continuance OF
FaI1rizaton plans. There was also ru-
in"rs that Brazilian loan had been
raised in Europe. which would tend TO
streh.thtn Rio exchange rates. and ar
Ter oIeninK ut advance OF S to 10
points. prices soon showed net gains OF
:" 10 I. points. with July selling at 1925
realizinE around these figures, and the
c,nsc was some Ia IL points of from
the best at s.N for September. The gen
srai market Shove! net advance Of
- 10 :, points: sales were estimated ~
ABOUT 1900 bal@s May 1884: July 10 IL.
:S.ptemh.r; 80; December. 9.6l January.
Spot coffee. quiet. bu, Arm: Rio -. Io., a
~: santos IS iShsu 1874. No fresh offers
were rspnrted from R!o. Santos offers
were niKner including 80 and 6s at ~ -,
to 100. American credits.
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REALTY RECORDS

The following realty transactions
we're recorded in Chanccry Court YES
tpr1ac. " : -
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-20
ENSTUDENTS OF the
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
FEST IN JAIL TO-DAY

Mn YORK Feb. ga class
se~sn. <shea lasted 1ls7eas heEi most
3. the aiee;. ie15 m'xsd a-soi-tsas-'i
Is i celln- aia inlxessify Sonic.
nlarsS ana FresAsa \ \ tha aa2ds o
f..qsnhroa l.. l.. police "a = ,osa~-
The police serce a- sha village S9A-
ss,-srr al forr policemen = a
sornsuass: battered state the f~e a.
ra~slaent : totally exhausted from
haSs playing. ard heretofore per
se51sv weil appointed I'M belensi = ?
IL a.se .,eserh Sasakind icess total
,ass- I seems tsas 80 fsesi.aen d.
ei6e.f It vas within she lsw for them
a. ,are his bust FiftS SonGsra aT"S
ttsaaeht K was prosnn1f Nrg
.iles inst about proved sheir pe'r'
Sep thex succeeded II capturing 1nr
tan sort 10 "Sonewhere rear Gar
sar t'sfy~ over lortx 1reSssf.-e up frfssi
iss. ana the S5phs. ~uch - bad fSsaH
"a srssSt c- casualty. requiring aeefll
/ .-sf attention. Mele n fai D9sSeSs-o.
I Of ne village eariy today
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-20
STOCK EXCHANGE co.
OF NEW YORK GOES UNDER

NEW YORK City. Feb. % in
voluntarily petition in BANKRUPTCY was
-odav filed against Kohler- Bremen and
company. brokers and members OF
the Consolidated Stock Exchange. By
the Gilbert OFsrrell printing com
pany III the United States district
court Judge Hand appointed Arthur
F. Cotthoid temporary receiver TN
der bond OF SIS 5000.
The petition states that on infor>
nation and belief the assets amount
10 $3.50 0oe Liabilities are estimated
at approximately $4,000.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-20
APPLICATION OF UNION
.FADERS on WEDNESDAY

ATLANTA. Feh N Hearing on the
application 81 Hnion leaders ~ PEE
81 nj use Of documents seized by ae-
laafrlenf of Justice agent ~ TIE r
f,raii. az the strike on fhe Atlanta
birmingham and Atlanf.e r. lroa'i.
aas postponed to-day untii Wela'--
oas VIXEN called Cor aHSsasa.'ai n -.
Tinted States district court Atrrs-
s.ey General iiaseT ana eiss.r a"Nal Z.
naaf at iIstice agents base asNe. iha1
tie a.acat;on Ier 81 lniantfioa
.-a5nst ns,. II 'h papers he inuss.i :
s7Ssy a5sssalreG and that taag ae al
ifaed II continue use 81 tn. 'iacu
aen;s which were taken from me Of
sees Of the union leaders several 81. S
aso.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-20
COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb so.-The cotton
market was irregular NJ the opeainS
today Heavy covering by March
shorts sent that contract up 10 points,
while later deliveries were one point
lower % 10 points higher October
showed the chief weakness There
was heavy selling CT July by Japanese
interests ana some selling by Liver
pool Ga the other hand. spot houses,
Wall Street and New Orleans bought
Some OF the commission houses were
Sood sellers for profit taking. but tbs
market was well sustained and after
The start held steady at about 10 to l.
points net rise and near months.
The market was steady in the late
| dealings. closing at net advance OF
II to 25 points.
Spots steady. IS points higher al
1878.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-20

Have you seen this man.
II YOU have. notify the police
and let them compare his finger
prints with those shown in this
picture.
This face and these finger prints
are those OF Edward F. Sands.
alias Edward Fitz S,rathmore. for
mer valet of William Desmond
Taylor. murdered Los Angeles
motion picture director,
With other clues almost ex-
haussed, police are relying on the
finding OF Sands to furnish the
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-20
=
INDUSTRY Is ~

SAVANNAH. Ca. FeA
faur = boomers and il
na3 n this port ioad;ng -
erS declare a great inspuu
the lunzi.sr market IS bo1
has been three years. il was z
IKE vessels have been -
taaepas,y loading the Cor
In 3gGifion - the five -
Les ing. the Ia 4 two steaxD6
as from Tie tort carried -
titles - lumber
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-20
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2o--Foreign ex-
change opened strong today. demand
sterlnS Is. higher at SASSY. Francs
advanced 2iix centimes to S9.ls for
cables and S91Sl2 for checks. Lires;
were IN 81. points to $500 for cables
and $4.991. for checks. Belgians rose
% centimes to $S7S for cables and
sS.72is for checks Marks yielded 3ie
to .0e4el2. Guilder cables. $3.50;
checks. $3.50. Sweden kronen cables
S2642; cheeks. $2e.37
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-20
INTERNATIONAL
COMMUNICATE
WILL MEET Il

z>ai<cTCS- fea- -
Rational c5mDuniessiu&
CT - .rso session By -
State Fletcher - sesl16
O. te aiircasiOn Il 49,
caales II th@ atlankk
Wash nztcn n Th1rs215,
nccnca - tt state d
6sy
Tfa Conference wD Z
ap--0val Ct the arreou
i'ls7g 1he a-mznenf G.
she ~i.oSltlo2 cf he IT,
rb Is Il the Pac- &c
=
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-20
HEAD FOR JACKSONVILLE
TRAINING CAMP THURS.

NEW YORK. Feb 20 The advance
guard of the BROOKLYN Dodgers. IN
Guiding intielders Harold Janvriu anl
pitchers Al MamaaN ana Clarence
Mitchell. will leave here BY steamship
OF Thursday fer their traininS camp
At Jacksonville
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-20
WILLIE JACKSON AND
WHITE. MEET TONIGHT

NEW YORK, Feb 20 Willie Jack
son. of New York and Charlie White
OF Chicago. two OF the leading con
tenders for the lightweight champion
ship, Will meet in Is round bout to
a decision in Madison Square Garden
The winner of the bout has been
promised a fight with Benny Leonard
for the championship on March l..
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-20
MEXICAN GENERAL NOW
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION

MENICO CITY. Mex, Feb 20 Cen
eral Alberto. formerly OF the federal
army. has been arrested at Torreoa
on suspicion of revolutionary acsivit-
les in behalf Of General Fahela Gen
eral Marrero and General MurguI Ia
said a despatch from that city TO-DAY
Federal cavalry from Genearl ESQ
bars command is pursuing the Ter
reon rebels into the mountains
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-20
ARP. AfvE CARRIERS
CT EkTTIES11 z

y tir-SGTgN- Feb.
s en- T tae nulls ii txo isaf| Z
noA hHascsng iAta .hua iat1
aaa CARRIERS was asps1
Iffera the House Naval IL
ri .ae h. Assistant Hecns1R1
.ssss 4sH@ -es-it Re pointp4J
~ Il conversion wss aeekell
5i4e Easas tresiy and sAAt&h
inG zoaad De ssested Il -
hests r.sre gSss;f as ssrRt01Gt4
= >Eea4 81 hesng ssrapRed r
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-20
SECOND ATTEMPT TO
RELEASE WI|ETl PPERS
IS REFUSED BY GIBBS

JACKSONVILLE Feb. 20 Circuit
Court Judge Gibbs today denied q
writ of habeas corpus for the release
of TIE FIVE alleged wire tarpe-s ar
rested in raid here two weeks ago.
The court held that in its opinic IA
sufficient evidence was adduced to
hold the defendants. 4 previous at
tempt to effect their release on q
habeas corpus was denied last week
by Judge Gibbs.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-20
METAL PRICES.

NEW YORK Feb 20 Metal prices:
Copper weak. all positions offered at
l2iz. Lead dull: all positions offered
at si%. Spelter duh: all positions Of
ferei al Ash
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-20
BRITISH OFFICER Is
KILLED IN DUBLIN FIGHT

DI BLIN, Feb % Lieutenant
Mead. of The British military forces.
was killed and a British sergeant and
three civilians We're wounded IN an
ARRAY in d Dublin suburb late TO-DAY
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SUGAR MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. e0.-Raw sugar
market firm Centrifugals Cuba
$50, Porte $40. Refined sugar firm,
line granulated. SEQ and 5.la.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-20
cofsEe MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2o--Coffee mar
ket FIRM OPTIONS opened to points
1p. Rio Ne. !. on spot. SC.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-20

Ags Anna i'ae9n Is N5 yf -i
aeH e ;a1 Narsh Bsata stseet
fa ptei.llire poison
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-13
RlPPLING RHYMES
BY Walt Mason
THE WISE AUNT

My Aunt Jane is passing wise,
and her husbands love she holds,
for she feeds him up with pies
ere she lectures him or scolds. AS
a cook she's hard to beat, gorg-
eously her husband fares; it's a
privilege to eat anything my aunt
prepares. If she thinks it right
to say things unpleasant to the
ear, she won't speak while Uncle
Jay is as hungry as a steer. For
Fall hungry men despise words of
warning and advice, but when
they are fun Of pies they Will lis
ten once or twice. Wives by
thousands every day on the path
of error tread, throwing household
peace away, jawing men who
should be fed When my Uncle
Jay has placed luscious victuals
in his craw. my Aunt Jane, Sc
rene and chaste, tells him of a
hat she saw. For that hat she
makes a bid, saying, "Now, so
help me, John, have worn my
old bum lid till / blush to put it
on. You can buy yourself cigars,
you can play your billiard game,
while my wornout bonnet Jars
every fiber in my frame" Filled
with pastry, Uncle Jay, heaves a
wide, forgiving smile; Go and
buy that hat today would sec
my wife in style"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-13

Dear Mrs. Thompson: 1 am 60
ing with q young fellow and he
says he loves me and wants tC
marry me, but l am not sure whe-
! ther / love him. He makes a date
with me ana if the roads are bad
he doesn't come as he lives in an
other town. When / ask him why
he didn't keep his date he says the
roads were too bad, but l think he
ought to come rain or shine IL he
loves me.
When we have little quarrels
always get the blues and anXiously
wait until the next time when he
comes to see If he will make up.
DO you think 1 love him enough
to marry him?
Whose place is 1t to give the first
Christmas present, the girl $ or
the boys? BILLIE.
Since you are in doubt about
your love for the young man, you
may be sure you do not love him
enough for marriage. 1t seems to
me you are most unreasonable and
selfish to expect him to go to see
you when the roads are bad. 1t is
lllOEL ullllIuil W VI lNb Ala hehN
, weather and there is always danger
Of getting stuck. You may be sure
that the young man loves you since
he has asked you to marry MIN
It is the mans place to give the
first Christmas present. In fact
it is unwise for a girl to give much
Of a present ever unless she is
engaged. l would advise you tc
send card or Christmas letter
or give book.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: When the
barn dances were open got In
troduced to a nice fellow by my
girl friends. From that time or
he has always taken me car riding
and different places and showed
me O. good time. He said he loved
me and l loved him the same. He
also said ] would be his wife some
day.
lie is a nice dresser and he
doesn't use dirty language. l was
with him good many times alone
and he never acted mushy. He is
also good-looking. But he has q
habit OF cursing and he gets drunk
OliCB III lNi illltI bul llC nus A'Nf -
been out with mo when he was
drunk.
The girls don't want me to go
with him. They say that he is
tough, but l know better.
About four months ago I gave a
party in honor of my girl friend.
let all the girls invite their boy
friends and invited him too, but
he did not come until after lunch
was served and most of my guests
were going home. Then he came
with boy that wasn't invited and
he was drunk as he could be. The
girls laughed and said l had some
boy friend"
About two months ago my girl
friend gave a party and invited all
the same boys except mine. !
asked her the reason and she told
me he would come drunk. When
the party was over my boy friend
found that he wasn't invited. He
asked me why l didn't invite him
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-13

SIAN DIN NNGh
sidney M. Well was the host for
a stag dinner at the Country club
Tuesday night entertaining as his
guests Messrs Herman SWelzer,
Marcus Sawtelle, a. ChauYln, Guy
Lauderbaugh, John b, Burg, Meyer
Osoff, William Schreibe, Wallace
Hesselden, r. N. Boule, Col. ID. *,
b. Sellers, d. #. Mcdonald, IL.
Charles Roehl, j. H. Coons, A.
Fleischer, Ivan Grunsfeld, Frank
lie Suer, K. j. Baldridge, IL.
Wade, Hyman Livingston, Il. Nc
Clughan, w. w. Mcclellan, A. d,
Ogle. Maurice Klein, Fred Can
field, Louis McRae, Charles Quler,
Fred Fisher, William Springer, Ar
thur Bachechi Howard Gruehl,
Allen Bruce, M. N. Simon, Frank
Graham, Joe McCanna, Thomas
Hughes and Ralph Melbourne.
%
Mrs. George S. Downer, and two
daughters, Mabel and Prudelle, of
700 West Silver avenue, are eX-
pected home Wednesday after a
visit with her mother in Los An
geles.
DR.. George s. Luckett of Santa
Fe was in Albuquerque Tuesday.
o.
The Treble Clef club met at the
University auditorium Monday
night for practice for their Christ
mas programs to be given at four
sanatoriums and the Congrega-
tional church.
% -
The C. u. p. club met at the Y,
w. c. A. Tuesday night for their
regular weekly supper.
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The regular weekly luncheon Of
the Hi-A club was held Tuesday
noon at the Y. w. G. A.