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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20
SENATOR JONES AGuN.

7 UNITED STATES senator Jui,,s
OF Washlnstou has demon
stratcd TINT No. n NOT only iu-
cHnrd toward hl8thcrslItIns Ion that
some of the terms he applied to the
Wilson administration Ion his speech
IN the senate "Wednesday might Wen
De- applied Go himself "CmN,u. fDr
instance, H 81 stlugius word Iudigai-
ing the worst form ot covardicc.
President Wilson. wh3 does not
racm Co bee so much ot p coward as
Jones said ho WAS called Jones upon
the c@NocEtivc carpet in the Whit.
ulous, yesterday and broke 30 Co him
gently but nuuls Jones was told ho
was on hin icc. Jones concluded
that the president was we'll informed
and went back 20 the senate with "a
statement
Hut instead of com nE uut loo tho
same manly Uty n which ,h" prosi.
tent discussed tho mlttor with him.
and admitung that ho hal mad, am
ass of himself Jones blamed 10 on
tho newspapers Hc said hc hlo
taken the ncwspar rr reports a hts
source OF Information
u win De- interesting 'o note th,
comments ul those pai,rs De-.
tcrrcd Co rn Jonc- effort fu shift tu,
blame. Hc was careful Goo name n'
specific newspaper % safe tu -i.
tina hc couldn't Tor uo newspaper
mo- matter hrN yellow, would so tu,
fprsct itself and its responsibility q.
tho pIpiic 1s Zoo break out % the slid
charges upon % matter of rrate-t lu.
t,ruutlonai importance Vh. Jour.
uttered boo Dc sen1f, Wednesday
Jones OF Washington probably ha.
discovered by this time that Dol
straight and uuiustrel ana unbound.
cd political 1ita,k there Be- alNaEs d
kick back
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20

believed That thc diminished pro-
lection vouid shut down American
game aud .tf iu,. are mot 'n 1c made
1u, own AUTOMOBILES tu wlit uu. play
tho.t game and Vulk hon. without
undue .nort Tho organization 81 go-
nF 90 DO Boo % most scusibl, and prur.
U,Hl ulN 90 viii succeed. and boz
-surp'od|rr BE- viii give Albuquerque
1u Institution which has been needed
tor cars We have heard literally
hundreds oI people occasional visit
ors winter people and tourists. state
that their visits would bc moro fro
lY.u. and heir stays LONGER Dr. vo
htd ful. course Sow vo arc to
h.t, DO That O. club house VIII fol-
How % due time matter oi Dourso.
Tho orrUuizers ot thc Albuquerque
.Golf club are to Do CONGRATULATED on
1uius things.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20
\ NEEDLESS II1lR

TuE advertising committee ut
tho Commercial club. .n
making lta rounds. has met
with thc objection that the came
p1isu which tho subscription Will
make pcssihl, Is likely tn 700 Aibu-
uucruu. VITA indigcni Donsumptiycs
This Do o. miphty poor cvcaso for
refusal to- participate Boz this uig
movement Tor o. bigger Albuquerque.
ln the bret place the mca who carry
out this advertising campaign VIII
guard carefully every advertisement.
and viii see that 10 Do. E,s plain that
Albuquerque cannot care for Those
who are unable Go care for them
selves
In the second place the very poor
among the to~naumpuyes who come
Co Albuquerque come here az o. last
resort ond upon the advice of physi-
rirns. The doctors of the country
generally recognize New Mexico as
the best of the western states n
which go nRh, tuberculosis. The very
poor viii come Co us anyway, as they
are con Ing right nov 70 81 e. burden
imposed hy the climate which we
have tu bca and which vc cannot
ESCAPE Tho adycrtif.nr campaign
viii NOT Increase o..
ON the other hand the tdreItisins
campaign viii reach that large cluss
of sufferers who are able tu pas thrir
way who rcad newspapers and mag
azincs rnd who read in them the adj
NaniaRcs Of Tucson, ~ Peso. Phoc-
nix. Colorado springs and the other
ADVERTISING titles uf the southwest
Those people who We want ana need
will not come here until we get Ia
the game and put our claims aud adj
vautages before them "a b. this very
desirable class which the clubs sd
vertislnE campaign viii bee designed
10 reach and which g. Will each.
Every dollar put into this fund
viii bring ten dollars In real money
into Aloupu rquc
No man who cares for hts own
prosperity can anord To- lc stinsy in
meeting TIM imperative demand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20

Tho plan be- as foliows. The girls
of the hirh school are divided into
Tour r%luHeos. HH indicated hy the
Nrur of ,hc work they are taking in
tno hirh school A. many divisions
are mHd" oft each class nH are urros-
slry to secure best results These
divisions meet once or twice "a week.
nf the various homes BOB the oits.
and tho Girls cook. SOW and go 9th
90 household WORK such ns sweep
iuE ana dustluF, under the direct
supervision Of the teacher and the
mistress OFF the house 4 definite
outline of thc work go Dee dong In
tlr huWn Is given to the class and
ulau 90 the lads OF tho house. sn that
she mHf have the material utensils
necessary ready for use OF the girls
whp d" 900 the work and leave the
huus' In D. Pnwc condition aH tho,
found o. washing uud driving all
dishes ANA putting them into their
proper plHce.
in the latter part OF the course
six cor seven uf th, girls prepare and
serve 90 light Iuurhron tu six ur scv
ON Girls thc outlay cot money being
limited The preparation and rcr,-
ing ui th, luncheon niru the ,ou-
H'rsltiuu % manners of the guests.
Hr, carefully criticised hv both the
teacher and pupils.
Occasionally the various divisions
Visit the grocery store and learn
u Goo order groceries. the meat
market tn distinguish the different
Cuts uf meut. fht furniture ~tute go
pltu tDr the f%urnIshiur OF 30 home.
iho hardware store tu plan Tor the
purchase cot Kitchen uutcusils Dur
'ur the summer months Tho work rs
carried along hy the mothers loo the
h...D. H.L. HLHHAHU. FNA. outline. Hh.
teacher lcavcs with the leader ofthc
civic club
The advantage claimed for tho
plan ore.
O. There is 200 need of expensive
arhoul apparatus
Tho girls lpnru fr uouk and do
house vurt % the home and with
thc material and equipment found
there. 70 mott Boo 3D. domestic science
Kitchen with utensils much better
than those found in the average
homo uf the community. The fact
that they visit several homes during
the course of instruction gives the
addcd advantage Of utilizing % va
ric,y cot material under varying cir
cumstauccs
@ ln every community there are
housewives who are efficient ln
some other art ui she domestic arts.
such as the making of cake, the yak
iur ~ bread. the serving cot lunch
cons and dinners Under this coop
crativc plan the school girls have
the advantage of the various recipes
md methods also or the varied I'M
siructiou she advocates Of these rec
ipcs are able Coz give. Under the
ordinary plan tbc domestic scicuy,
teacher would h, compelled Go give
am flf. varied Ir.Ur n.Nrr Ir rho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20
Fashion HINTS


cherry red or Jade green are love-
,y Colors Co use with white and sill
yer procadc
a novel crepe is promised con.
adorable Nosuc-a crepe with puung
satin surface.
The crystal beaded chiffon tuuic
seems tu be- as important as ever ON
evening dresses
4 young girls spring costume is
Wadc OF 90 heavy rep sir iH % pcCul-
bag m~usiard-iko tone.
one ot the prcttiost STYLES mons
new neck lA,ugs Dos the MediCl col
lar with nehu attached.
Tho au-black hat continues fash
iuu1hIe and does with q multi
tud, cot sins 100 colors
Ouc of Inc new spring coats has mo-
ppculug. bat slips over the head
lkc 90 peasants blouse.
EutIr, sheath-shauod gowns are
being made of Irt s%pauglrs strange
fu sty thoN have the most fragile
hod,ces of tuilc blue
Very striking checks are being
used for skirts OF combination suits
M, jackets uuinH made plain with
,hcrkrd trimmings
Hats OF plague form begin 10 be
soon flat uu 'up and elevated by a
side back haudeau Ostrich tips are
sometimes used underneath
Printed designs are being applied
tu nearly everything cot the silk sort
for surfing They are even cashmere
shawl patterns aud awning stripes
Some Of The rarcst new s.Uk crcpcs
ore covered al Over with CLOSE.
s'phur9i" Figures. r,cn Windm.lla uud
bits of landscape appearing
Flowers win be- 1s important Hs
ever Uu evening owu Wrcaths
''Tlr' With chiffon. nGlc large rir-
DE- flowers clusters ~ roses holding
lltC 1uuurrR
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20

by the
Second Fiddle.


spring.
THE tender grass peeps "a
To greet her
\ ON. Spring. each blade recalls
The water meter.
q
THESE are the biithcsomo days
when sou discover that your wife mas
.e.vrn away the vintage straw hat
TINT hus just conn, back 10 style.
THE REAL TEST is IA Pcnnsyl-
.NHnln. 90 the Republicans "a re
elect rcnruac thoy may regard any
Trims as possible
PROFESSOR TAFT also mas adopt
ed the policy OF watvhtui waiting
Tor signs Of Theodore
SOME wOMEN are never salts
fed Mrs. pankhurst, for stnnc
kicks because she can't haze the am
cell every time she comes b"ch
The Fest known Name la pugilism'
kid
d
OUR IDEA OF e. real summer va
cotton sport would Dee sponge ishlhb
100 the CUR ut Mexico,
o
HUERrA SAYS he is willing to do
u%nythiug Geo help his COUNT There's
III boat leaving Vera cruz every day.
O.
New Mu~iV.
THE saint NttuH Tango
BN -. E|pilcptic FIT.
-
WHICH REMINDS us that wr.ting
popular ragtime would bee Cuugpui1t
employment for General Kelly 3
army.
PRESIDENT BAER resigned from
the Lehigh valley Just prior To a bear
raid o. is not stated as yet when
bcur was skinned.
o
FASHION NOTE: Fashions this
sprue are TO SHOW an the indiNidu-
ALT! The law Will permit.
THE MAKTIANS are trying Co
fignaI as again Probably want to
know cause ct escaping gas in senate
chamber.
d
WHAT has become of the old
fashioned beau who always took his
girl tu church when hU called ON
/ Sunduys birmingham Age Herald.
Th, Dld beau Is ON tho job. but the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20
Ginning ron HELP.
lots ct II In Albuquerque hat Daily
Growing Less.

The Kidneys often cry for help.
Nut another organ IN the whole
body more delicItely constructed;
Not moro important g. health.
The Kidneys ere che filters Of the
blood.
when they fan tho blood becomes
foul and poisonous
There can be no health where there
Is poisoned blood.
Backacho D. one OF tho frequent In
dications ut kidney trouble.
u D. often ne kidneys cry for help.
Heed b.
Read what Huan's Kidney Pills
have done for -oycrworkcd kidneys
Read what Uoau's have done for
Albuquerque people
Mrs Thomas Blakemore. enc s
Arno street. Albuquerque y. n.
says: q knew 7 needed "a kidney mcdl-
cine as my bach achcd and I had 9TH
or kidney ailments I used one box
of poau's Kidney Pills ana have never
needed n kidney medicine since. Nv
relatives have also uscG Doau's Kid
uey pms with the most satisfactory
rosuits."
For sale by an dealers Price 80
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo
New York sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20
IRIS NAM no nr GLOOMY.

HEsslMfsTtC forecast 1s Co the
mtlo Of exports Go imports
have trou made by opponents
cot tho reformed tarin $50 doubt
many of the prophets of GLOOM actual.
uouc,cd that the diminished rro,p,-
zion would shut uoVu American
plants o. compel us to buy our
manufactures abroad bout the show
ug thus raJ is FAR from disoouraeing.
Tor the exports lead Imports Do, more
than 500 600 unn. and th.s 300 spite of
the fact that our exports OF food
stuns have fallen OFT because home
production dprs NOT keep pace with
home consumption
cur exports of manufacture are
climbing steadily iu competition with
those ot nations which have been cN-
porting them for a century and who
have the benefit ot cheap labor Tho
greatest workshop Of tho world, the
United kingdom of Great Britain
and ireland continues Go ua our best
customer Germany. who're mauufac-
turing industry H. intensitelS pursued.
is another Dig buyer ~ American
products. AMI France ana Canada
nnd here their best buying as wen as
selling market.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20
Great Trials of History

Trial Of GcncrnI william Walker.

wholly unnecessary for the outcome
was known before u started, NJ was
ia be shot. II was not unit tn
eleventh hour that Walker was in
formed of his loom II was Z o'clock
I'm the morning when the messenger
brought him the news, and his only
reply was his asking az what hour
he would be executed. and 10 he
would SaVc time tu write.
on the i2th 81 september a. =
O'Clock in the morning the con-
dcmned man was marched ia the
place 81 execution. lie showed
throughout tho greatest GOODNESS. not
oven once changing color while
walking from the prison Go the place
whore he was tn be- shot Two sul-
dlcrs with drawn swords advanced len
front uf him, und three with fixed
%hayonets followed behind In his
"j9ht hand ne carried % hat boz his
LEFT % ,rucitiX. u was hcrc his great
dream and his cyCntful life weht out
together.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20
riMr o notion.

TT Is NuT improbable that the
the time be- Near when EusIsh-
= men VIII summon their courage
and put amend 90 the outragcs conn
mittcd IN the name Of fcmal sunrug,
The Enrlishman has suffered the dis
grace ct tine outragcs without much
complaint But now the persistent
dopredations OF the female bandits
have begun To- touch the Engl sh-
man pocketuooR and that ne be- not
likely To- endure for long.
Recent dispatches ton as that that
portion OF London which harycsts the
dollars OF American tourists is how
J ms much alarm over the CLOSING of
Sightseeing shrine- as "a result OF acts
uf vandalism committed uy sui,ra-
-cttcs III, manager ot . hotel. hulI
of whose guests come from the
United states, suid that the places
now closed are those which Amor.-
aus come half way across the world
,to see and that. therefore. he looks
cor 70 heavy loss. rsuug That BE- "a
number ut tourists do mot remain
away th,y .rc almost ecrnIu Co cure
taH their stays lt points ol interest
% Is also feared, accof ling $50 this
hotel manager that the stories of SUE
fragett, uutrIgcs nave been sn paint
ed boz the United -t1tcs th. the timid
Tourists viii e,,, London "a wide
berth As the s-uffrlsct,cs bombs
have usually been placed lt points to
which tourists are attracted tho rLim
81 mado that fees. OF explosions all
ready has ,au,cJ many American
women 90 hasten through London
without making their usual stops at
tbcm Tho mau1gcr oi a large tour
Isl asvney said that tho activities CO..
the sunrusyttos undoubtedly would
ic-sou tho inuuX OF tours from the
continent during the Easter scnson
London H also complaining about
the payment OF TIE costs of sunra-
scttr outrage and Efforts vlU bee
mad, tn extend Goo England the ma-
u,iuus dama-,s as ui Ireland. which
makes the state -r,spousi1l, Tor Iussas
st1nIus aut OF such outbreaks When
Ec1InHld MeNvuua tEe home s.erg-
tors. 900 parliament confessed help
l%os-ucs- 100 the matter and invited
suggestions tuIrp from the Union
isi side suggested reciprocity with
south Africa hy doportins the suffru-
srttps there .u cN,haus, .ar tho labor
leaders re,eutis sent from south
AuI.a tu Eueiaud
Tho newspapers .n their editorials
,spr,-s intense Indignation go thc acts
coz vandalism oft the s~ufrasrt,rs bat
uos ond suggesting That the ncrprtra-
tors or the ,utrascs br confined In
usiue asyluur. thcE have uo remedy
tu OTTER for the situation
Tn, damas us of tho famous Ne-
HsIuez peiutng known as "a,
Robeb Venus m tho NATIONAL rui-
tory hN 90 .ulifusetto Will bar Amcrl-
can aud other tourists f.pm seeing
many of Enslands ara treasures dur
ius the comIug season
Win the revenue from American
Tourists threatened, we may look for
English manhood to assert Itself.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20
rnE GoLI cLrn

NRoANlzEHs of the Ninuquer-
y Que COLI club have demon.
strat~d that tht best and
quickest and most satisfactory way to
secure a solr club and ruutse Is to
sea the course. srruuge ior it- ,ou-
struction ana ~ future details work
mem lives oct We hose been uik-
Ing a country CLUB pFoic.t here fnr
years the project usually endius
there. The col thc golf
Grab ore to he oongratui'tci upon
their Simple direct, and notably eff
fecrNe method of procedure.
The Albuquerque Coli club does not
propose to make Itself AN exclusive
organization ns membership rolls
are 60 remain open 10 towers ~ the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20
TRIED RECIPES


Equal parts of milk aud ~lukewafin
water are excellent Tor spong.ns
palms.
In making a truit cake pour half the
batter in the pan before adding the
fruit, then the fruit Will not be found
az the bottom of the cake.
Never allow IL mirror 60 hang Zoe
the sunlight or the backing viii be-
come cloudcd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20

An article must ho of exceptional
merit To- survive for "a period OF forty
years ChHm1crlalu's Cuush Remedy
was first offered Co the public 10 1879.
From a small beginning % has grown
nttairod a worldwide reputation You
will find nothing better Tor e. cough
or cold, Try u and O. Wlll under
stand why II r. a fnvoritc after q per
Tod az more than forty years. n no;
only gives relief-it cures. For sale
by an druggists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20

girl won't bet him get by the 10Y
les.
o
WHO WAS Benton. anyway
D
WHEN THOSE Yum sho al ban
dlts gel through with H. 10 viii be
dific"it III any power Co recognize
China.
WE ARE about 10 review our
treaty with Paraguay which should
encourage the study of geography.
q
~ Los ANGELES it IL no longer
necessary for the depressed tu COM
NIT suicide. They just get admitted
to h county hospital
.
Life il Just one durncd thing after
another. We NO sooner cease puking
the furnace. than We fail to emptyins
the water from under the rcfrigcr-
ator.
HOUSEHOLD HINT: When order
inE spring onions from your grocer
tomorrow order az least . punches.
Thcic's only o. gnion I'm q bunch.
d
And IT'S presence is only to be
detected by the smell
THE NEWS that Prince Henry has
sailed for south America belongs ~
this column. Roosevelt has pulled OF
the main performance.
-
LONDON MAY have les Pankhurst.
but Colorado has It's Mother Jones
q
w Analysis.
tF 4 A. in tho =. y. TribincD
an analysis oi Bilv sundays lltry
style shows Braun the lcouoClast, 81
Der Cpnt Eihprt Hubbard. . pet cent,
Herbert kaufman. 20 per cent. Brls-
bnnality, ~ per cent, lngcrsoll, e.
trace.
o
Nudry's some Bcar. M?
ALTOONA. Pa, TrihuuCl
AudrN Richardson. while visiting
his SW Ccthgart iu frcunuu last SUM
day. spraluvd his arm severely and
won't Ice able To uAc u for ten days
o.
Heard on the street car.
"oh. dear, I've just had my wig
dyed and ! simply can't do "a thing
with Il
o
Wei known Lies.
Df tihs like his
There is no end
Paste this one Ia your hat
oh. M. my e.
I never rouge,
And ncVcr wear "a rat
o
~ TEMPERANCE gaining ground.
ur are We merely getting old Vhc
| Book Beer signs do not seem half us
brilliant as they used To be.
.
THE THEORY of cugcnics prohn-
billy is all right. but DO don't Ole with
J the tine job oi creative work ono,
done with "a rib.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20

Speaking Of Or. Dixon. Il IL in
toresting TO note hat ne Is said to
have lone more to improve tho cun-
dltiuu Of tho American indian than
any other man. a Joint resolution
~ 10Th houses 81 congress recently
appointed him % member Of tho
commission which is to prepare 70 hiil
that shall provide q nun-partisnn.
equitable and comprehensive system
FOR the adm uistratlou 90 an that
concerns tho North American In
dian"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20

date. The publishers Doubleday.
Page a Co, announce hat until tho
viii not be able Ca supply and edit
torial copies to the reviewers. as
there ate absolutely no copies 10 DO
had.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20
The Holly Plan

Tine Womun'a civic club of Holly.
Colo. desiring 90 help the Hirls ~
that community to become more rf-
nrient lu the common duties Of house
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20

six market women.
where 20 going with all these
wimmonf ' called out nn n%cuuaint-
nncc on the ruud
Coin out ere to Burnhnm.'
Take my Old gal along VIII your
came the rotOrt. quick as Il flash.
The Cuckncy wit IN ns quick M any
~ the world. Dr. Dixon thinks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20

Ti,r Panama Canal.
The first edition of THE Panama
Canal" b, Frederic J Uaskin. was
nl cNhuuefcd before publication
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20
GOSSIP OF BOOKS AND
AUTHORS


h. a. Wilson's "a Naturalist In
Western China" recently published
hy Doubleday Page * Co. is aruua
ing considerable interest ga Japan.
and was recently given Il t~wo-column
review hy the Japan Advertiser OF
Tokyo. Mr. Wilson h. now In Japan
himself ON an interesting mission.
Tie proposes. if possible. to clear up
what may be called the startling
mysteries uf the flora OF ihc Islands.
moro particularly the reports OF
monsirous specimens which are to
be found Ia b records Of earlier ex
p%lorers.
Margaret " vandercook. author
81 The Loves 81 Ambrose has
heen snowed-up In her mountain
home al Delhi n. v. hut h now
back In New York Citv Mrs Wander
cook was the wife Of the late John
Nandercook. president of the United
Press association. She huH written a
number 81 girls hooks but ''The
Loves 81 Ambrose" ~ her first now
a. True 90 the spirit which r. ctcr-
nal in Kentnckians. she returns Ia
the land 81 her girlhood for the
scenes ~ the hook.
Or Joseph X. Dixon. author Of
THE Vanishing Race" has Travelled
n greet deal in England ana rcpudl-
pies With Indignation the old and
absurd legend that the English are
behind us in their sense 81 hum0r
10 tells with gusio e story ~ n
cockney repartee which nieased him.
A coster In Ealing q London sub
urb) was driving "a little donkey
wagon in which were sitting five 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20

Life IL Just one durncd thing after
another. We no sooner cease puktnB
the furnace. han vi fail tu emptyins
the water from under the rcfrigcr-
ator.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20

WE ARE about 60 review our
treaty with Paraguay; which should
encourage the study of geography.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20

~ Los ANGELES it BE- mo- longer
necessary for the depressed 10 com
init suicide. They just get admitted
tu the county hospital
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20

The crystal beaded chiffon tuuic
seems to be- as important as ever ON
,Ncuins dresses
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20

cherry red or jade green are love-
.y colors 10 use with white and sill
,er procJdc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20

\ young girls spring costume is
made OF 90 heavy rep -Ilk iu % pcCul-
lar m~ustard-llkp tone.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20

WHEN THOSE Yum sho al ban
dts get through with u, % viii be
diflc"it ~ any power Co recognize
china.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20

a. T. 4. bon the y. s.. Tribinc)
IN analysis ot Billy sundays lltry
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