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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-25
Huerta y SuS aiadOs pierden vitdidad en- ell
campo pO|ItC0.
Esplendido triunfo de los consti-

Esplendido triunfo de los consti-
tucionalistas.
Ultimos detalles llegados del cam
20 de las operacioncS, haccn sa-
ber que en- una carga que los
onstitucionalistas dier0n sobrc
Jerez, Estado de Iaca teoaz, uIti-
mamente. los federalcs fucr0n e.
chados del pueblo perdicndo como
cien hombres entire mnertoS Y he
ridos, y los constitucionalistas car
turarOn cuatro canOnes de grucSO
calibre, cuatr0 ametralla1Oras y
una buena cantidad de parquc. -
troS parties diccn>q' los legallstaS
Uuitaron muchos canOncS y am"tr
lladoras, sin Scnalar ia cantidad
de rstas armas capturadas y IaY
baias federales fueron qiiniontaS.
FL valicnte general conStitlciona
lista Panfilo Natera fu6 el heroe
del triunfo, y 81 general federal
derrotado fu6 y. Delgalo. Los
despcrfectos causados 4 In via
Gel central Mcxicano necesitan 3
meses para ser reparados, segun
parte Official rendido al miniStro
de Guerra de Huerta por rl gene
raj Delgado, iefc federal dcrrota-
do en- Jerez. Los combates dura.
ron dos dias y dos nochcs.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-25

yNse cree estabn medic dormido n
desviarse del pretil No aparece
81 r,onbre dc esta Netima en- eI
despaeho.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-25
La ipsensatez de Husrta y sus g
lisdoa.

y
lisdos.
La insensatez DC Huerta y sus
aliad0s Sc hizo enteramente vi
sible en- ell rnensaie presidencial
ieido ante las Camaras mexica-
mas la noche del Is lie Septiem--
brc prescnte. Hnerta repiti6 10
que va ha dicho otres veccs al en-
viado americana Lind. es 4 saber
que los EFF UU. son rcsponsa-
blcs del presentc disturbio de Me-
xico, porque 4 causa del no rcco-
noeimiento los rebeldes sc han a
lentado al grado de ser impossible
para ell gobierno federal subyugar
In rebellion. Esto mismo 10 ha he
cho yer Hunrtn por medic de su
ministro Gamboa. Pareee inerei-
bic que asi Sc exprese todo un re-
nreseniantc de una facci6n de
cicntificos. Cuania Sc refiriera
nj paso dc clcmcntos de guerra pc
In frontcra, seria tolerable al ar
gumcnto: pero cuanio Sc rcficre
i la negaci0n del rnconocimicnto
he log Estados Uniaos. eI argu-
mento cs intolorahic. una rufiana-
la indi9na de prcsentarsc con So
riodad ante RI munAo civilizado,
I'll "San Antonio Iigth y cot
m"ntando estas palabras del men
safe de- Hnerta, ujce qne "es por
demas discutir tai l6gica infant!
dc Hucrta. comparable solamente
al razonnmiento dc III lndr6u que
culparN al veeindario como rcspof
sable del robo que aauel halrin he.
cho, por no haber podido repri"-
mir la tcntacihn del ratero
III sim;l del "San Antonio Zig
h" ca brillunte Y ndccuado.C Guam
do uK hombrc 8 IN gruro come.
ten un dcIito prnmeditado, es una
nificria nedir Ia nprobaci6n de
tai delito,
EIuerta dice uuc RI pueblo amcri-
cano no aprucba 10 poIitica del
Presidents Wilson rcspccto 4 Me,
xico Este nrgument0 esta inFlncu
eiAdo por yari04 amerieanos resi-.
drntos en- Mexico, qiienes Green
due Hucrta cs 81 GInico que pncdc
hnccr la paz Ell Ia vecjna Rep0bli"
"a 81 los EstadOs Unidos 10 rccono
cnn, por tai motive no nccptan
4 Huerta por virtudes cue vean
on II, sin0 simpiemente por cui-.
dar SUE prepios intereses amena
.a lx... xz.x,, l.. ,,o.yu1nn;rxx pnrn nt1
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-25
10 Advertisers

R1OlDoa" has Che larxest3
.;tscnlat Hon of any Of the Spsnish{
tn Texas, Our books ara;{
90 4pr public inspection. )
~ #5 lSt tA&S@tS lE fi Rnt S8h8Nt#G8 8lt NNEf *
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-03
Big FUNCTION TO
BE entirely
INFORMAL
RoMAINE FEEDING MAKES FUR
TIER ANNOUNCEMENT RE-
GARDINc HOUSE WARMING

The spaghetti feast that is to be
given tomorrow night by the man
agement of Hotel Romaine to the
Masons, Elks and members of the
Commercial club will be one Of the
big social events of the season. The
plan is original and the function doubt
less will prove entertaining to all
those who attend.
The affair will be distinctly infor-
NAL. The feast is to be more of a
real house warming than full dress
ball and this feature will be appre-
ciated. Mr. Fielding, manager of the
Lubin company and the Hotel Ro-
maine, has spared no pains to make
this affair a success. The feast will
mark the official opening of the Hotel
Romaine, which was leased by Mr..
Fielding last week.
The spaghetti feats will start at 8
o'clock. Following the feast dancing
will begin in the dining room which
will be cleared for that purpose. It
will be one grand jolly time. All Ma
sons, Elks and Commercial club mem
bers expect to have the time of their
lives.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-03

Felipe Lopez, chief deputy sheriff
of this county, this afternoon left for
Santa Fe with Albert Chavez and Lo-
renzo Sierra, whom he will place in
the state penitentiary to serve their
sentences. Chavez was sentenced by
Judge D. ]. Leahy Of the district court
to serve from two and one-half to
three years for burglary, while Sierra
was sentenced to serve from 1S
months to two years for cattle steal
ing.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-03

Word was received here today con
cerning the marriage OF Elmer E.
Veeder in Atlanta, Ga, last week. Mr..
Veeder was married on last Tuesday
to Mrs. Sarah Logan of Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Veeder are expected to
return to Las Vegas the first part of
next week. Mr.. Veeder is a member
of the firm of Veeder and Veeder and
a prominenet democrat.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-03

On next Monday evening Dr Frank
H. H. Roberts will conduct a large
party of tourists across the Atlantic
and along the streets and into the
great cathedrals and palaces of the
old world. By means Of the stereopti-
can and exceptional ability as, word
painter he will make the journey so
interesting that no one will experience
dull moment
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-03

News of the death of Mrs. S. A,
Knickerbocker, which occurred Mon
day at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
E. G. Miller, in Los Angeles, has been
received in Las Vegas. Mrs. Knick-
erbocker was pioneer resident of
this city, having come here many
years ago and having resided here
until within the past few years. Her
death will be regretted by a large
number of friends here.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-03
HURRICANE CAUSES
DEATH IN The SEA
LINER is SUNK AND MEMBERS
OF BATTLEsHlP CREW ARE
DROWNED

Newport News, Va, Sept, 3,-Three
petty officers and five men Of the bat
tleship Nebraska were drowned when
one of the ships launches was wrecked
in the hurricane sweeping the coast
here. The Old Dominion liner Mad
Jack is reported sunk in the bay with
a crew of eight men and some pas
sengers. The report is unconfirmed,
and the line has no information.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-03

Word was received heer today to
the efefot that c. M. Taylor, at one
time division foreman of the New
Mexico division Of the Santa Fe rail
way company here, died this morning
at 7;15 o'clock in Colorado Springs.
Mr. Taylor was we'll known in Las
Vegas, He lived here 70 years ago.
Recently he has been mechanical su-
a prominent democrat.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-03

Robert Grove, colored, aged % years,
died last night at Z o'clock at the Las
Vegas hospital after an illness of sew
eral years He has been resident
of Las Vegas for the past six weeks.
Burial occurred this afternoon. Ser
vices were held from the chapel OF
the Las Vegas Undertaking establish
ment.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-03
WATER BILL PASSED

Washington, Sept. 3.-rhe Hetch
Hechy bill, to enable the city of
San Francisco to utilize the Hetch
Hetchy basin in the Sierra Nevada
mountains, 1872 miles away, as a water
supply, was passed by the house, 1873
to 43.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-03
HOTEL RoMAINE

Luncheon, September a, 1918
Soup Beef Broth with Barley.
Relishes-Queen Olives, PichliIy,
Radishes, Young Onions,
Meats-small Steak Mushroom Sauce,
Currey Chicken Giblets, Cold
Baked Heart, Cold Boiled Ham.
Entrees-Peach Fritters, German
Meat Croquettes.
Vegetables -scolloped Potatoes, Sue
catash.
Desserts = Blackberry Pie, Roman
Punch.
Drinks Tea, Coffee, Milk, Postum, Ice
Tea, Cocoa, Buttermilk
Cheese, Crackers.
Dinner
Soup -Pouree a la Jackson.
Re1ishes- Mixed Pickles, Piclilily,
Radishes, Young Onions, Chow
Chow.
Meats--Roast sirloin of Beef brown
Gravy, Ragool of Lamb, dress
ing, Ham Hooks and Cabbage,
Entrees German Pancakes
Vegetables Mashed Potatoes, Stew
ed Tomatoes Mothers style,
Fried Egg Plant
Dessert-Apple Pie, Peach Sundae,
Mixed Cakes.
Drinks Tea, Coffee, Milk, Postum,
Ice Tea, Cocoa, Buttermilk.
Cheese, Crackers.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-03
POTATOES ARE SCARCE

Chicago. Sept. 3Epicures whose
ideals Of a repast includes big baked
potatoes. French fried, or any other
variety, suffered a serious shock to-
day. a leading crop expert here an
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-03

nouncing that the potato crop this
year in the United States would be
1OO.OOO.OOO bushels short Of last year.
Prices for Minnesota and Ohio pota-
toes in the Chicago market advanced
today to 10 cents busheI
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-03

On account Of the absence of Mr..
Esquibel this morning the grant board
postponed its regular monthly ses-
sion until this afternoon, when routine
business was transacted.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-03

The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Christian church win meet tomorrow
afternoon at 2;3O o'clock at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. w. e. Eastman, 72O
Fifth street. All members are urged
to be present.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-03

The Ladies' Aid society Of the
First Methodist church will give its
quarterly tea tomorrow afternoon at
2:S0 o'clock at the residence of Mrs.
B. ]. Reed.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-03

A mountain lion, the first seen near
the Harvey ranch for some time, yes
terday morning killed young colt
within 600 feet Of the ranch. A trap
was set for the lion later, but this
was Of no avail, as the animal carried
off the trap.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-03

Finch's Golden Wedding Rye. aged
in wood. Direct from the distiIlery
to you. At the Lobby, of course.
ADV.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-03

Light automobile lamps at TIL
o'clock this evening.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-03

Try dram of Old Taylor Bourbon
at the opera Bar. ADV
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-03
PHOTOPLAY GIVES
FIELDING
NIGHT
LUBIN FILMS WILL BE FEATURES
BY THE POPULAR MOTION
PICTURE HOUSE

Tonight will be Fielding night at
the Photoplay theater, and Las Vegas
movie patrons again win have the
pleasure of seeing this noted actor in
motion pictures. The pictures that
will be shown tonight are "The Forest
Ranger" and "The Accusing Hand"
"The Forest Ranger" is a two-reel
feature, while "The Accusing Hand"
is a one-reel work Both pictures are
among the best produced by Mr..
Fielding and his company, and no
doubt the shows will be we'll attend
ed tonight. Brief synopses of the
plays are as follows:
"The Accusing Hand"
Three school chums, two boys and
a girl, go merrily on their way as
boys and girls usually do. Jack, the
favorite one, asks the girls hand in
marriage. The father tells him when
he can produce $4,000 he can have
her. Five years later we find Jack
detective. He is stationed in the
west, along the Mexican border. Bob,
the other schoolmate, is still friendly
with the girl, until his father receives
a communication from the west that
Beulah (the girD has inherited some
two millions of dollars. Roberts.
father being the attorney for Beulah's
father, receives this communication
and Immediately temptation siezes
him and he confides in his son Robert
his scheme to have him, Bob, marry
the girl before he notifies her of her
inheritance. Buelah's father, how
ever, objects and Robert, not stop
ping at anything, hires two thugs to
do away with him The girl suspects
Robert, she doesn't know why, and
induces the Tholl detective service to
take the case. Jack is employed by
that firm and receives communication
from the general manager Of the de-
tectiye service, that young O'Connor
is coming west and Jack receives in
structions to give him the silent third
degree. Jack meets him at the train
when he arrives on the Mexican bor-
der and from that time, for many
hours, assiduously follows and in
many DISCUSSES keeps accusing him
with the mysterious hand, until break
ing down in hysterical frenzy, he con
fesses all. Jack starts back east with
his prisoner, when seeing an oppor-
tunity to escape and being mentally
unbalanced he jumps from moving
train and meets with a just end. Jack
returns to New York and secures for
his own the girl of his youth and
dreams throughout the years that
have passed.
HfThe Forest Ranger"
Mary, mountain maid, is courted
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-03
LOCAL NE VS.

Regular dance at F. B. Hall tonight
ADV.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-03
MThe Forest RangerD

me Forest Ranger"
Mary, a mountain maid, is courted
by Jim Black, a wood contractor, ana
Forest Ranger Bob Miller. She pre-
fers the ranger as is easily seen by
the manner in which she leaves jim
to go for a ride to Lookout Point with
Bob, who is on duty. Part of the
rangers duty is to measure up the
wood belonging to Black Black at
tempts to bribe the ranger but Bob
cannot be bribed The contractor in
sinuates that he will take Mary away
from him as she can be easily had by
anyone. Bob promptly knocks Black
down The ranger returns to Lookout
station and meeting Mary on the way
takes her with him. Black, desiring
to 'be revenged, sets fire to the forest.
Bob, who is on the lookout, sees the
fire and reports same 10 headquarters.
He calls his fire fighters and goes to
battle with the flames Mary, who
has remained behind, looks through
the glasses and sees two men in the
flames. One falls and cannot get up
She Immediately hastens home, gets
a horse and rides to the fire in time
to learn that Bob has gone into the
flames after one of the men who as
severely injured and unable to help
himself. A Mexican wood chopper
who has been persecuted by Black
has witnessed Black setting the fire
and after being maltreated goes to the
supervisor and reports the matter.
After Bob and Mary have rescued the
injured man the supervisor tells Bob
what the Mexican reports. Bob asks
permission to arrest Black and the
supervisor grants it. The ranger runs
Black down and after a struggle cap
lures him. Later investigation proves
Black guilty beyond all manner Of
doubt. The general inspector of the
forest service, who has returned, takes
information and after hearing all wit
.nesses, recommends Bob for promo
'tion to the position or supervisor
Mary and Bob are much elated and for
getting themselves go into each others
arms much to the AMUSEMENT of the
supervisor and general inspector.
Black is landed in jail ana Bob and
Mary are threatened with marriage.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-05-16
LOOMS LOCALS

number of the members of the Re-
bekah lodge attended the district conyen-
ton held at Conconully last Saturday.
They report having had a splendid time.
Rev. Robert Thompson brought his new
FORD car over from Tonasket last Mon
day. They say he is the making of a
good driver as his tracks are quite
straight. f"''e
Mrs. r. P. Hoskyn, who was a delegate
to the session of Rebekahs at Conconuilv
from the Oroyille lodge, remained over
morning, guest Of Mrs. H. M. Smith,
ana attended the party given by Prof.
And If we didn't clean up on Orovi,le
with their own rooters It is rather sim
geular that two games should result in
the same score, 4 to 1, with Loomis at
the big end This certainly encourages
the boys. and they say they never plaved
with cleaner lot of boys than the Oro-
vile high: There is no reason why we
SffosaHlfl ,esffts Between ffie two towns. TIE
next game promises to be q hot one.
Prof. and Mrs. ]. F. Mccarthy enter.
tanned company of friends last Friday
night. The evening was greatly enjoyed
by about fifty of their friends, who ex-
pressed their sincere regret that the host
ana hostess were to leave here to take I'm
their residence in COnconully, where Mr..
Mccarthy will take charge Of the ASSESS
or's office. Here's hoping that the pro
lessor may be induced to return and take
charge of the school for another term.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-05-16
WANICUT NEWS

r. G. Johnson and B. M. Wills sent a
jug of Wanicut lake water to Pullman
Monday for analysis, with description of
the lake and its surroundings.
M: Horrigan was painfully but not SER
iously hurt during the thunder storm last
week. He was leading two of his work
horses to the barn when a heavy clap of
thunder frightened the animals, and
jumping suddenly they knocked Mr.. Hor-
rigan over. One horse stepped upon his
shoulder, and for a time it was thought
that the bone had been broken. But an
lrishman's bones do not break that easy,
and Mickey is back on the pillow.
There has been a rumor in circulation
that a placer bed of iridium had been
fot. in this neighborhood, and it was
confirmed Wednesday when B. M. Wills
admitted that he had found something
which stands all the tests or iridium,
even the heated nitromuriatic test. He
Is going to ship a sample back east soon
for a quantitive and qualitative assay It
would be trick of fate If Wills, who
came here to Okanogan, the home of the
mine sharks from Ohio the dwelling
place of the mime suckers" should find
rare mineral in a country every square
foot of which has been prospected by old
experienced. prospectors. However, Mr..
Wills says he has not met one vet who
knew what iridium really is One thought
1t was mineral in the lake water.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-05-16

where she spent the last five months.
She went to that city to place her
young son, Boyd, undo" treatment
with a specialist, but the lad fell a
victim to several infantile ailments,
among them whooping cough, and had
only two months treatment for his
lameness. The child made such i'm
provement that Mrs. Forde will re-
turn to st. Louis in September to con-
tinue the course of treatment with
every hope of permanent benefit.
Tony Doom, member of extra gang
No. 6, on railroad construction, had
his hand dressed by the company
physician, DR.. Elmer, Monday even
ing. Tony dropped a rail while at
work at Chopaka which pulverized
the first joint of the index finger of
the right hand. The injured portion
of the digit should have been ampu-
tated, but as the patient objected the
doctor did all that could be done in
he way of dressing under the circum-
stances.
]. N. Piercy, county fruit inspector,
spent two or three days in the north
part of the county the latter part of
last week. He reports that after care
full inspection he has been unable to
discover that the fruit crop will
be preceptiably damaged by the last
heavy frosts. He stated that sweet
cherries may have suffered to some
extent, but otherwise growers will
sustain no loss. This Immunity from
damage he considers remarkable be-
cause in some sections of the valley to
the south, especially on low lands,
there have been repeated frosts late
this season.
r. H. Sherman, L. R. Caldwell and
w. j. Mitchell, engineers in the en-
ploy of that important mining organi-
cation, the B. c. Copper company,
stopped over in Oroville last Friday
night on their way to the Voigt dis
trict, near Princeton where the B. c.
company has invested in copper
claims. The mere fact that this COM
pany, that takes no chances and makes
no mistakes when passing judgment
upon the prospective value of copper
prospects, has invested in that part of
British Columbia is convincing evil
dence that there are values in the dis
trict and that it has future as a pro-
Queer.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-05-16
ELLEMEHAM ITEMS

The rain last Friday was the heaviest
ever seen here all old timers declare.
On account of so much wet weather
many young turkeys are reported lost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moves entertained on
Thursday of last week in honor of Miss
Eta Hersberger and Mr.. and Mrs. Clin-
ton Groves.
Prairie chickens are nesting in great
numbers, and If the weather Is favorable
the next few weeks there will be more
chickens next fall than ever before.
Clint Hershberger was subpoenaed as a
juror for the present term Of court, now
on at Conconully. AS this Is the young
mans first offense we hope he will be
leniently delt with while SO far from
home.
Saturday night is the regular meeting
Of the Grange, and delegates to the state
nvention, to be held at Colville in June,
are to be elected Other important bust
ness to be transacted that requires a full
attendance.
A public meeting of the residents of
this place was held Saturday at the school
house unanimously endorsing the action
of County Commissioner Wright in the
matter of the road and road funds. Action
was taken to have roads opened that are
now closed by gates to the end that work
may be done on them by the road sup
ervisor the coming season.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-05-16

Saturday there were thirteen auto
mobiles in Oroville from outside
points. No one seemed to be worried
over the hoodoo number.
A young daughter of Prof. Riste is
under the doctors care. The ailment
had not sufficiently developed at last
reports for the doctor to decide as to
it's character.
F. c. Humphrey, travelling repre-
sentative of the house of Fairbanks
Morse Co., spent several days in Oro-
vile and vicinity during the past
week. Mr.. Humphrey has placed
many pumps and much machinery in
this upper country during the past
few years, and from the steady in
crease of orders one would come to
the conclusion that the demand for
that class of manufactured TiC.i
| would spcted on Contemplating.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-05-16

E. E. Lohnes, of Spokane, is a life
insurance agent of such fetching ways
that he induced number of residents
70 eanble on their chances of an
~ tea, v,-- of the divide during a
aus a. spar 9" Oroville.
The evening world., 1913-11-21
Latest Beauty Secret Not New;
Sage Long Used for Gray Hair

positively cure not only gray hair. but
all other hair troubles. And not . bit
sticky. but beautifully smooth And de-
lightfui.
Hair falling out. splitting. breaking off.
becoming dry. dead and brittle and falling
to grow, badness. itchy seaip and dan.
druff are all caused by . microscopic
parasite LIVING upon the roots. and these
pests must be destroyed before hair health
Il possible.
swissco Hair Remedy 10 complete and
has proved wonderfully effective. II not
only kills the hair parasites. but also pow /.
e;'ully tones up and stimulates the Glands,
thus growing q wealth Of soft. beautiful,
healthy hair. A 6Oc or ~ bottle Of swiss.
co Hair Remedy can be obtained At any
drug or department store. and will be ali
that Is needed to convince you. For sale
at all drug and department stores.
The evening world., 1913-11-21
MILITANT FINED FOR
WHITE HOUSE CHALKIN6
DlSs Lucy Burns Made a Heroine in
Court by sisters" Who All
Want to Pay the 81 Imposed.

WARRINGTON. Nov. n.-Miss Lucy
Burns. the capitai's hrst militant suf-
frasette. paid nns q 81 In police court
to-day for ohaiking the White House
sidewalks with "votes for Women"
The Judge proposed TO release Miss
Burns on her personal bond not to re-
peat the offcnse. w,hloh 10 violation Of
a city ordinance.
II want this thing settled and over
with" said Miss Burns. so the Court
made 1t a dollar. and she left. the centre
OF admiration OF her sisters.
The evening world., 1913-11-21
Swisseo Contains Sage, Sulphur
and Other Ingredients; Restores
Hair to Its Natural Color

Much 10 heard Just at present about
the value OF sage tea for hair. and there
seems to be an impression that 1t 10 a
new discovery. In fact. however. sage has
long been used for that purpose, end With
great success.
Sage alone. though, will not do all that
should be done for sickiy hair. and, be.
sides. an ordinary home brew OF sage tea
10 sticky and mussy on tho hair. The
new preps ration. Sw!ssco. now offered the
buplic contains sage extract. sulphur and
other most valuable Ingredients. all so com !.
bined and so delicately balanced as To
The evening world., 1913-11-21
Sterling Silver
Vanities, $3.50
Tomorrow only

Thin model, silver lined. Hand
engraved or engine turned. Con-
tains mirror. coin holder, memo
tablet and pencil. and powder
and card compartments.