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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-14
Cedared Mothproof Bags, 10c Each 1

These bags long 26 inches wide moth
proof and dusproo excellent holding blankets garments,
furs, Very special in price.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-14
Shoes for Sport and Street Wear
O'*s ea 19t1 G W%~S" 1895 Pair FaS

Stylish and easy-to-wear walking slippers smartly made
of smoke ekskn with brown tips strap buckle and
low heels rubber tipped These have just arrived and
very desirable. In sizes 212 to g.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-14
How to Make Perfect
Strawberry Jam in 10 Minutes
NetO Certo Process Astonishes Housewives
Requires Only Minutes Boiling Retains All the Color
Flavor Makes More jam from Same Amount of Fruit
'erto Process Astonishes Housewi

Certo is absolutely pure-con.fairs
no gelatirs or, preservative. House.
wives have received 1t With opeH
arms because it is so certain, so co
onomical, so simple, and so useful.
They are recommending 1t to all their
friends Get a hottie Of Certo with
Certo Book of Recipes containing the
above and nearly 100 other recipes,
from your grocer Tor druggist at once.
Extra copias sshts free if you write
to the Rectin Sales Company, Inc,
112 East Avenue. Rochester, N. Y.
Trv Certo right away with fresh
fruit like strawberries or pineapple.
T'hen you will do all your preserving
the new and modern way-tne easy,
economical and better Certo Process.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-14

II your grocer or
druggist does not
have Certo, please
call Miss Nielsen at
Main $500 to learn
where to obtain
1t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-04
Let Them I ell You!

Guide the Battlcfed:"
These arc the first words ~ tourists
arriving In Gettysburg the Lincoln Highway.
l'y virtue of n butc
hed guides taking tourists drcctlN TO the
most important spots tho field and telling them what
ranspircd there during the fighting.
Hero In Richmond there many little ..xuidas',-
The Dispatches classified capable OF shot ing
You directly to the articles you o buy.
And they will explain to yOu-brcfy but
the various phases of the object YOU IN mind.
Take tour every through Section n
The Dispatch. You will find your while
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-04
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Office OF Treasurer.

OIHCC
Wilmington. y. c.. December 81, 1921.
The Board of Directors OF Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad Company has declared :,
dividend OF three and one-half per cent.
on the common capital stock of the Com
pany. payable Tuesday. January IN
1929, to such stockholders as shall ho
registered on the books OF the Comn,n,,,
on Friday. December 20. 1921, at ocIo..I,
T. NJ.
JNo. r. REID.
TrSusurcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-04

FOR SALE-Ono of the bcs, -pnying, we'll
established produce commission busI-
ncsses on Cary Street. Address Is 2S5.
care of The Dispatch.
''o"AL REPRESENTATIVE wanted FOR
"iy cohErcssional distrlc; in state to
handle exclusive. protected Tertiary for
h'sh GRADE article OF merit We Wen,
meh' who are looking Tor permanent
proposition; good FOR $4,000 TO 10000
f"r year; $500 to $500 capital required.
You handle own money n,.,r.nr",,,.n
sales Co. l31 Twcnty-s!xth street. New
port News. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-04
BROAD STREET BANK.
nI(sTJNtnNI ~.

NICIIMOND. va,
The anpual meeting OF stockholder. q,
tho Broad street Bank OF Richmond viii
be- held at their banking Mouse 5aO Es,,
Broad street. at 10 q. NJ. on TucsJ.v
January ~. 1877 for the election of di.
rcctors Tor the ensuing year and ma
transaction OF ANY other business. wh,ci,
may properly come before tho me.tinv
y L. WORD Cnshie-
oLD iIpAlSlUN TRUST COMPANY
Nichmond Va. December a. 1921.
,ne regular annual meeting Of the stock.
holders OF this company viii L.. heId ~,
its banking house. Ninth and Main SIr.ei.
IN Wednesday JnnuaryiIi 1922. ar /.
O'Clock al for tho election of dlrect,,s
ana f"I the consideration OF such otn.r
The meeting.
". II. SLAUGHTER,
Vice-President and Secretary,
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Phone Your Wants
To Randolph /
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REFERENCE

REFERENCE
Use tho Tclcphone-CaIi RnndoIph 1
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for THE RICHMOND TIMES DIS
PATCH daily morning edition Will
l2VENING DISPATCH "rhe rates
given herewith cover morning and
evening service In all instances: with
hs sxSgsiaan gf WHILE IH suH SIesS
separately.
Schedule of Want Ad Rates
&C n word daily. minimum
ebc. set solid.
eiSc a word Sunday. minimum
25c, set solid.
consecutive insertions, includ-
Ing Sunday. &C a word.
consecutive insertions. includ-
Ing Sunday, 1oc word.
tNote the reduction for consecutive
inscrtions.D
Display Tyne
The largest type permitted In the
Want Ad pages is ~ point. and the
smallest space in which l2-po!nt
type ad may be set is one inch. The
rate Tor this large type is cents
word daily and 7le cents word
sunday. The same scale OF reductions
VIII apply as for regular want ads.
caps, broken lines. white space are
charged for ut the regular word rates
estimate . words to the line.
Longer term rates for business ad-
Vcrtisers on request
Advertisements received as late as
10 y. NJ. and 10 L. NJ. each week day
ana UP to i. NJ. Saturday for correct
classitication in the next EDITION.
situation Wanted Ads-Mulc and
femaic-when presented at the Want
"a counter in The Dispa tch building
by those out OF work will be inserted
Free OF Charge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-04
Special Notices

NY lady who can make beautiful hand
made and sculihand made ia blrs and
6. lIen's clothes and hRndicraft wOrK
vii; find n ready market in TIE heal: OF
lhF capital ot our co'iOtr? b? addressing
The Srmo!!ta, 1904 r 81, y. w. Wash
.ngton. u. Z,
ELITE BEAUTY PARLOR tower SchwarEs-
ch!ld's, 1913 EAs; Broad. Shampoo and
wave. ID. facial. 81, SINCE, soc; scalp
treatment, 81. Randolph 1897.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help WaItc,i-I'cmalc

Help WaEtc,i-Femalc 81
undcrErnduntc NUS, for
general duty In small hospital. Op.r-
"bhS room experience preferred. An
h"ct. GbinS experience and references
AddFcss ]. 800, care The Dispatch.
opening These d,sIrtn.
ii"ih sewing home. Any sewing Inach!n
''H-tOHni! u" oanva-sing; steady. To
prevent curiosity seukr-s '"nd u cents
'''' ."s "a! rr'Udtion. i)1 wear Cloth
Co. Inc A-bIrS Park. j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-04
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

ANY BUSINESS SOLD QUICKLY
SOUTHERN BUSINESS SALES AGENCY.
loll Times Dispatch building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-04
Personals
Lost and Found

LCG-sJrayst q stolen. Iaewel!Sn s=tle.
1og -..-H s-- ~@.:!sa b!-@, s!ac. face.
SaH-- HID IzEz:t Z found. Phone
Ha.-alSa iI:. Z. ". t.=~,, .si: gas;
E:-... s:..s:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-04

NEST GRnCE sTpErr ~ II"
PHONE hASDoLr'l 1885.
11opn ENnH
UOEO FUND AKS.
+ rice S have been
clocboJ +o roJ,
SldSlleu W leuuCe our
stock Wo o,,o oloop
-, n ou+ ou,. ,,,1
III = " u L " u u . Z u
cars
BEEN nEcoNnlTloNEp. AND
y T., Gh: Instance THEY
AhE PNi'Eb FOR \ QUICK
CALI TINE YOU have
NV - TED. IL | 7 = - r.R
STOCK Is cOMfLETE now.
AND WE WANT You TO COME
REST SELECTION. ALL TYPES
AND MODELS OF CARS.
80,
MODEL. GsoA running conai
non paint excellent. good tics;
vac
Electric starter. natural wooi
wheels. dcmnuntabie rims, excel.
!"ni mechanical condition: ;.oo.
FORD Tornlx LATE
M"pEl- No starter motor AMI
FORD RUN, DoIT. 1920
M'hEl" "pl.preH with electric
condition. de:noua,aGie ,.ns and
I'"a ii'es '-!j.
,.,- -
MIN .he.e disorders and '' ris,n,
~Aee.s H5;.
,,., ,
' Earla'~s Nv. WIN siys,r.e -'a,'y;.
E4eipped Win starter, denoun,,
ra ,'''s' .'osS -''''os''' $685.
E44..i.14 W.T. WA s,.' 'Sa3 s @SDa as:
lea, meesa .'"i e as% i5s. excel
FORD Ton TRUCK. Equipped !
soay. . .:.s. tires panel side
FORD rox rnrrE ron,,
G Gsa " ..!s s s5, ' H. platform open
Excellent tires and motor; sao5
pd r@np i:lunT CHASSIS. LATE
g.: e.. "a 'a.f su"nios Ing t sc"i.d a,@.
MobEi.. Ei / Il .i Il 4 s N ' ss
'I'' '''"'' S''''
wv oolCSlllell
an I no HoO,s oil Hi,
Cal Clllo
he Glad IN advise yo,,
and n o,,
OF these cars iharol
90
-,
ana yet the best blIV
RICHMOND
NJnyCnn
PDOAD ArD ,rr>-r,
D1.oAl) AMI j T. n | III
STD
IA
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situations Wuntctl-IremaL. a0


observation-disclosures wanted by middle
"Srd 'ddE OF experience az compa uioD
nurse Tor invalid lady or housekccp,r
h'si city ref Fences. Call on Mrs NJ -
CANNON. u West Cary. Richmond. Va.
GooN-- First-elazs cook is oiiTen for posi-
non WIKI room on lot. After 4 oclos IL
At 100 East Clay.
nETiTIAN-W Wanted. ros.,,on ~ i,c,i,,,n.
wv" years training a. ilarrisonburg. one
at Columbia University sam. traininv
BoN 80. gloucester. Va.
DESIRE position to run boarding house
aud MANAGE same. Phone. Madison
800. Address. II? Perry Street.
"" ',,Si. EErEh-I" private family. by
rh!ci.nt. cultured woman. references
iinN / SIS, car" The Dispatch
iOUSEKEEPEK : Desire uo.t,;on a.,
w.dower with OF with"u, children
reference exchanged. Phone. Madison
Sa'"-.', Address, 7Is Perry street.
HotSEkEErER-Y Young lads wants .,
P'"'e as = h"uschccpcr Tor a widowcr
W "neHe!or. Box II 2e2. care The
''iHi'"'ch.
LADY twhitcl desires nursing. cnrc,.,i.in,,
an" housekeeping by the hour. - s.
Lady OF education ana refinement. tnor
"ls"'s cNpef'tnc"d IN office work, de.
si''s pern'"nen; oiiic" connection whcr.
i""rsty ana stability WIN inert, nd
N"nce!ncnt reference: Ten y,:,r, -,
continuous service with presrut c,n
p!oyer. Address T. JlJ. care Th, n's
patch. LIS
MUSIC TEACHER desires ,osi,jo,, -. :,
It!Hi"iN teacher OF Instrumental nu.!c
WIT Sos ~. Il. T.. u. No. l. Fam.
VILE. Va. : '"' III
= t"ucfsradt.In young n;,rs. de-
slcs lhc" 10 care for invalid or eld.rIy
"uS' MY dollars per month. BOX
Il :d2. cat" The Dispatch
NURSE Undcrsradua,e. two wears. ~
RI'i' experience, wishes work chor,...
.."sosa"ie Phone. Randolph 5o3s.J'
OFFICE WORKS. Experienced otucc c,..,.
desires position. Best rcfcrcnc, Al
Is dg'"s u .oi. cAfc Tho Dispatch.
oi ICE WORK. Young lady desires nosi
'oi'' general ONCE or clerical work
WI accept position as saIcsiudy. o0G
EaSt fh'rioenth. Madison i3o2.J
OFFICE WORK. hy Thoroughly expert
'ntt' ana capable lady. high class ref.
''v"v"' Address y ai5. care The Dis.
otflCE WoRk-A young lady desires
P"sI'.on as hle clerk or can do general
"i"t" W"rh' also operate private branch
tNch"hEf Cal boulevard 3a3a.
Observation-Disclosures branch nnnr,,Clr
Win several years experience. desire,
position. can Madison 1881.
STENOGRArHEn.> c,pericEJd rand a..
cuTate neat. srcrctariaI training. desirs,
position by January ;. WIN nccep. t.nn
porary work. Madison 5O2i-J.
| aEhVlCE Is Dispatch Want AID. moI,,
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Dispatch Classified Ads Are Willing Workers. To Serve You
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Hufo

THE OVERLAND TOURING and roadster
J.. now ts6s. delivered In Richmond.
liatpcr.Orcrland CO., Inc.
IRuCNb-Scrrice truchs that stand for
service. transportation Motor Company,
i'!o West Broad street. Phone Bouie.
yard cSi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-04
IUCTiONS-LEChLS
Legal Notices
Virginia TRUST COMPANY,
Richmond, Va.
ANNUAL. MEETING.

"-N.NcAis .hHS i-Nu'
The annual meeting of tho stock holders
OF the Union Bank OF Richmond will be
held at said bank, ii0i East Main Street,
Richmond. Va. on Thursday. January H.
1922 at IL O'Clock NJ. for the purpose OF
eirctine directors and any other business
that may properly come before the meet
Ing. c. Z. BARKSDALE,
Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-04
Statesmen and Agents Z.

SALESMAN wanted. Beg SALARY and
commission. y chance of "A lifetime TO
sril and deliver chowchow and
Mustard Pickle to store trade In Rich.
mould. We lend each customer big glass
Jar. Must have touring car truck or
S""i team. State age, height. weight
AMI experience 10 G. l.. Miles Mfg. Co,
1cdhT and Hampton Avenues ana
Thiriy-S"v"nth Street. Baltimore Md
and VIII nice, you in Richmond.
SALES MEN wanted 10 seIi iruI, ire, an
Virginia and North carolina. ". r.
Hood Co.. S5l7 CGambcrlayne Avenue,
,:t,nmund. Va.
"a RI iAI-Ii SALESMAN--A .'go-.citer''
inan. hard worker. aggressive FOR an
o!H. ir!iAh." house: nationally know,
products. Man Win light machine prr-
itrrtd uG; not necessary. Straight sal.
AIRY ana h"iTS; expenses advanced: ex.
elusive territory IN Virginia. State age
phs' sales 'Ap"ricncc. telephone number
address ana references. No c.,nsidera-
tt"n given :" application without same
lioN No. + 3ed, care The Dispatch.
DISTRICT SALES MANAGER-E:sne
- "nccd salesman who owns au,on,nh,i.
To sell automobile. trade. covering nnIf
o. STATE" DADS Factories. indianapolis.
Indiana
WANTED. life INSURANCE: saIcs.nra: profit
sharing contracts: Liberal commissions;
nfst premium notes handled and one
A"!t c"mmiSS!on advanced. an un,isu Al
opportunity for capable men. Others
need h"t'hpply. Southern Finance Com
pahE. Managers. Bristol. Va.
% MILES per gallon made with new IInI-
cnied S"soin" vap"r!zcr. Write toS par
truia's Stransky Vaporizcr CO.
!utwhna. :. II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-04
Hclp-alaIc or Female

sA-EsH EN-The largest company OF Its
hind III the world Is considering app!i-
cations tor statesmen Tor city territory;
sales experience not absolutely essential
but do not apply unless your salary il
at least so per week. Apply Rooms 500
and JOl Travellers building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-04
help nnlcti-i1aie

Help "nnlci-iiaie 33
SiAtf FEuk--co!oTed. for furniture
tFGc"i only young, active man with
several y'Hv~' experience in some Rich,
iH"hi furn!tir" store need apply. -
Last Broad street.
FARMER Wanted. far,n1r, married man.
without children preferred. 20 work 80
acre !arnI on Petersburg Pike, 10 miles
from Richmond, on half shares; every
ming furnished. II. l.. 15atcs. Route T.
south Richmond.
YOU can Law. money by regular Dispatch
Want Ads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

Observation-Disclosures. az Virginia Hos
pita. 1855 \. NJ, January :. 1921. Th0s.
VI. Mccullough. nged IS years. Funeral
from Sacred Heart Cathedral Thurs
day morning. January ). 1921. 10 =. NJ.
lntcrmcnt in Mount Calvary Cemetery.
ROfAle-Miss Susan Royal died at tho
residence OF her nephew. DIR. II. II.
Martin, Stop g. Wcsthampton. a; $40
y. NJ, Tuesday, January 3rd. Inter
'ncnt at Bethel Baptist Church. January
ith, T. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-04
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for. Sale

AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS.
Dodge Roadster $50.
Used Cars and Trucks FROM 800 Ur
PREETlss MOTOR COMPANY
Randolph 500 %, W nfoad G,
COLUMBIA STORAGE aArrEniEs.
Rentals and Repairing
BUICK touring car, 1920 model. nrs.-ciass
condition in every respect. inspection
Invited; owner sells because OF changing
husine~s. call Madison siI-E.
CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1871. model. good
condition: cary terms. Madison 1886.
COUPE. brand new. 1885 value. al ;i.4.;.
Monte stone. Inc.
FORD Rf!ADsTEH-price. $3.50. a. X.
T.her. 1909 Wesi hLoad Street
EOkD sEDAN-iias only been run 1000
niiesi fully equipped with c&.ras: wil!
sell for 200. excellent BUY. can Mir
Pumley. Hahdalph 5iaS.
FORD Sedan t,;y. newly painted: one
winter TOP: Dodge roadster, one Ford
Sedan. with starter. In good order. s3bO
We have Il !ul! limo OF Ford commercial!
bodies az reduced prices a. Meyer. a
Sons, ~ south Eighth.
foR gooa used cars sec Joucs Motor Ca
CONTRARY. 1881 WEE, Broad street.
GOOD USED cAES--RlchlnOnd Used Car
Exchange. Seventh and Leigh strce,s.
1T Is safe
to buy a used car
from
DULA MOTOR CORPORATION,
Broad at shsfer.
IMMEDIATE delivery on nav Ford cars
I. liearn Motor Co. Inc. IIOI Hull.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-04

uLAse 80 s4,-rtsg a:ieraooH- ilIF
G. ctr: 's-;s-s- s=-Ll .-.n r!sssc-.
;---.- -st--z 30 80 So-;A saspT4gG.
~. = >, SEe.. AID receive :.wafl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-04

Situations Wanted-Fcmale 30
TEACliEt-A teacher ot many years suc-
ccsstul experience holding professional
certificate, would teach ia IA refined,
comfortable home during remainder of
school term for VERY small compensa-
ton. No objection to teaching and as
sistins IN the cart OF small children
Salary no object Whatever. Terms
guaranteed to sui; desirable employer
l. 5SG. care The Dispatch. Richmpnd,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-04

Office work by young
lady win three years experience. Good
references. Randolph J4li.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-10-14
BLAST-FURNACE STAG TESTS
tien to Be Given Test by
Bureau Of Roads.

Blastfurnace Stag as n material for
concrete road construction Is to be
thoroughly studied by the. bureau of
public roads. United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture. With the enor-
nous demand for road-building mate
rial. officials say, economy demands the
use Of material close at hand wherever
possible, and the bureau is now con-
Quoting investigations Of different ma.
terials with this in view.
Great quantities OF Stag are to be
found at blast furnaces in various
parts OF the country. Samples from
30 plants have been collected and will
be made into concrete and tested for
resistance to wear. strength, water
absorption and general utility. These
results will be compared with similar
tests made on other materials.
In addition to the laboratory tests Il
is possible that the experiments will
be followed by an inspection Of
number Of concrete roads built with
Stag as the coarse material. These
roads will be selected In various parts
Of the country and the reports, to-
gether with the laboratory tests. will
furnish information which can be
fully relied upon.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-10-14

nut the hat down. She did not look
at Ii again. but blew out Tie light ana
Went to bed with her face turned from
the guilty reminder. And all night
long Flora McCray dashed herself for
the folly of the Girl in the Dark. AS
she remembered it. She had made all
the advances; he had only been Kind
aud good to her.
The next morning. all of Willow
Creek knew that John Howard had
taken Flora McCray to Roblnson's the
night before. and that he was going
to eat Sunday dinner with The Nc
Crays that afternoon. But the town,
as usual, was divided. One-hai
claimed that the McCrays had to have
all of Howard's money. or they would
fail: and the other half that John
Howard was going to marry Flora NC
Cray to keep the old man from prose
cutting him for running off mortg ged
cattle and reporting them as dead.
And in the whole town no one could
have been 50 thoroughly surprised as
was Mr.. McCray. when his daughter
said to him, Father. if Mr.. Howard
says anything to you about me, You
will tell him-that---I cannot marry
him"
McCray and his daughter were walk
ing along the narrow, rough sidewalk
toward the church, when these words
were spoken The mother had dropped
back, and was not In hearing distance.
McCray could not find voice for few
explanatory why's" and whats" be-
fore his daughter had said firmly, you
will be sure. won't you, tatherT and
was waiting for her mother Ia catch
up with them After the service. the
women, Flora and her mother among
them. hurried home to attend to the
feast Of the day.
At the dinner table the young peo-
pie met for the first time that day.
Flora McCray felt keenly. and with
n twinge of anguish. that the young
mans cordial suavity In greeting her
was only inspired by gratitude for her
generosity in releasing him from any
obligation.
She met his eye, and thought she
read there a recollection of every
thing that had been. Then. as she
looked down and away, all the sweet
ness and unreality of the nights ride
was made real to her.
After dinner the men went into the
parlor. where they smoked and talked
alone, while the women put away the
best china, afraid to trust it to the
"hired girl" Finally, young Howard
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-10-14

ed by the bureau In cooperation
with Tennessee officials on number
Of roads in Davidson county. In which
Nashville is located, shows surprising
facts when compared with similar
count in 1915. During this period au-
to,nobile registrations have doubled,
while the number Of motor vehicles
on the road is five times as great as
I'm 1916. In 1916 horse-drawn and mo-
tor-vehcle traffic were almost equal
In volume. In 1927 horse-drawn traffic
had decreased only slightly In volume
and constituted 16 per cent of the traf-
fic, motor vehicles constituting "a per
cent
Observations In this and other cOun-
ties lead to the conclusion that volume
Of traffic may increase In much great
err proportion than the number Of mo-
tor vehicles and will also depend to
a large degree on the condition OF I'M
provement Of the road and on the eco
nomc conditions In the adjacent ter
ritory.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-10-14

the Girl, who felt strong arm quiet
her, answered: "A little"
As the lights of the town came In
sight the young couple grew silent. A
turn In the road brought the buggy
under the white glare of an electric
light. Flora McCray was sitting up.
right with her hands folded under the
robe. and Howard. with the whip and
the lines In his hands. was consciously
clucking at the horses. Each saw the
others face clearly, and as they
crossed the circle Of light the man
spoke:
1T must be two o'clock"
The girl did not reply, and the young
man leaned over to look out Of the
buggy, as IL to scan the clouds. The
prospect did not altogether satisfy him
and he said
'It's going to be q pretty gloomy
Sunday, l guess
As Howard put out his arms to
uCAR lIVtH tuC Uukky size UdTtly
touched his outstretched hand, and her
decided shyness surprised him. In a
bewilderment of confusion he said:
"You have made me very happy to-
night, Miss McCray. Shall speak to
your father when I come out to din
ner tomorrow
The girl did not reply, but went up
the steps and into the house. while
the young man climbed into the buggy
and beat time with the whip to the
tune he was whistling. as he gave the
horses the rein for the stable.
Flora McCray locked the door and
slipped the bolt as quietly as she
could. She blew out the light In the
parlor and stole noiselessly upstairs.
Just before going to bed she started
to put away her hat. She picked II
mp. The velvet and the ribbon
seemed crushed. She put out her
hand to smooth them. A hot flush Of
recollection swept over her. and she