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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31

raw spots. No
o shoe tight
ness, no %
limping with
pain or craving
up your face IN
agony. "1fZ' is
magical, acts
right OF. "TIz"
draws ont an the
poisonous cxuda
u0ns which puff
up the feet use
"fIZ' and for.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31

get your foot misery. Ahi how com.
Portable your feet lsel. Get q 28 cent
boa u "flz" now a ans druggist or
department store. Dont suffer. Have
good feet, glad feet, feet that meter
swell, never hurt, never ect tired. A
years foot comfort guaranteed o.
money refunded.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31
HOW TIL" HELPS
SORE, TIRED FEET

Goodbye sore feet, burning feet. swol-
len feet, sweaty feet, smelling feet, tired
feet.
Goodbye corns, cnllouses, bunlons and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
With Scissors and Paste
AFTER THE LONG RAIN.

tFt"tsnNe Allhlnsun-t
me Ozark. remembering woods within
themselves were crying
The reminiscent trees.
lnaif rpaf VI cloud across the moon !
Prov flying.
Ine river meadows ia the dlmness ly-
sng.
Most mystical q seas.
The meadows. mile on mile. unhar-
ested white places.
were lapped in leagues Of dusk for
unlmaEined spaces
Ana moved apgn with level drifts Of
stiii AID wskeful daisies.
Ie'ioniess sauHdizsS. vague. All night
they walked and whitene5
In their fpamy. faery depths pale
phnsphQF swan and frightened.
And with some smoid-Fine memory a
sigaa-scge burned and bright
ened.
All night the moons wrack drove. the
meadows las uusieeping.
Like phantom headlights, FREELY banks
fla~ leapsng
All night the dark and reminiscent
woods were weeping.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
General Sdiazdr
Is Confident of
Tindicafion

F1rt WlrF1te. n u flly IS. 1874
Eesior Morning 1elrHsi. Alt14a-rgat
- b.
A+ar sill take ne liberty o. be-
goa q pubhsh o. t-e Morning Journal
statement uhirH lesfe - suzt- te
fre pabiles YeYr readers age perhaps
81 aHnFe ~ rsF fonfnemeEt az FORT
81 irsafs ] aizt f0 rake BE- pain ftat
vas rsf. during - froItle En- Mex
lro- q syNewafi1 f-taiusiarlsf- Be
caAse q the nosf dsinteressed pat
f-aflsrn I rp-e 30 .r arms ll F41r1aEg
- 1915 A. j. knuar. ! vas the lad
er - 4 group ~ fett.s during the Ma
afF0 revolution. e1f believing that
Nz1tfu w4s comE'g ~ alth ire al-
ttcts and deals q TIE rsFolgtion al
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
I'M IEGAL Profession.

Jsaee Fhafsso1 aff.a1 40 the
sthles = ne lsesi rfofsssaa ays
me safh prescribed feF rs s'iarutf
81 las nsasily fnreltsr "srgnsf ~
ths es.tntufios g tne rni,es sisiei
ana = M STATE ara ere iaifhfa' dls-
charge Il fhe dsfifs II rH affprrtl
ana tsansefisf 81 .aa rhen inel1tfs
fdsmg rs fht rearf. Gaelig fe the
rifarf ara 1tsNfs ~ tie rislias q
truth and henaf
in hm hnr Sad aafai oareer
Jrdrs ". IE Pope hss dont npH "
ass.rse are Rra1fets e the Fefls
- Nse Nrass tut Co naihIck has
D. Performed more carsFiepeus
publf asrsee than in eali.ne afiea-
sian ~ IT, nsefs.if - stffi e1-
ssftanee 20 etheai standards y tns
Ieeal fraternity q ne state
m plaie. anafnahtd EaTIsh The
atfornss sta hn n1ns eiArsI IDEAS
Is meracs - the community BE-
Nhich b. pfaeilrss He s. danger
one mtubtr q society Nsifter per-
aoral ~ property rights ars safe
frem ~ ranssfif A iau uafaI fene
pefya6es fhe atmosphere mat ~
lrsathss Estryhe1f IS aoFse ~ fof
MS stisfeDce. II a only hair lire
thar divides sssh i4afsr from fhs
aosier who resorts q malpractice 10
order Is make money IS sbaane ihe
sthles - BE profeen
Fortunately. New Nsx.ea has sif.
Tered little from ANS tfpe - amfsr
II y anly fair 81 fhe bar - the state
re sas that ln ihe maln ~ standards
haee hseu hirh Where theFs hare
been fisgFanf lneasIons n ihe ethics
~ ihe prufsnesDn dlai.arHaant har rt-
suited
Jadgs Fope's uof6s vii meet niih
the unqualified spnfesai = re e..
pulahis lawyers q TIE STATE u is T.
~ hoped that ihsy VII hare ihe ~
fees y maxine Ehsse eha r. naf
reputable cansrieneesiy iep rsmsr-
aas
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

t11t ts-lt- 9 rrt.s'.Gswtt t@ss ! wz1
rsrfes#1 a. SIS rrUs o. iRsks. Nou a new
Ese<rEEznE - En- g seems 10 ~
.4tt iet r<w etTsrrE-s1t III Fr1 ;,
rNzt - rHrh so.atsf "a art s<sx =,
Seer tfsress ssns teok place fcr
ga4<s 9 AMI sa4traQste a. rnnt-nas
IS tae .l1-re In 49, 1r-E1as caztra-y
6 tEs eszAells-rseEs - Dezce. tels.x-
-rg - tels thnt Z cypress ere Same
t4o441t as AA wF sf41rEg H.en ~ 10
eAre rs 1sAFt t1e r<t<r-rity ard pa -
- NsEi4t. tscArF teftre Ire
ut wer41 ff4r ) wlI nc. &c or
1885, zt sh1se ep.raezs. Nesrnsr al
-z 81 asssae.e j. III N1y * the -
Is sr-srt e l~fsr.s- E-8ce e Nex-
1o esHlrg erlF ttzt rszee -
tfrlrat 414-t z 4 s1ii1 ard perxrlz
rers aaarrer. 4-d that t4snr NJ anif
lrzL lz she nrHs y4rers = Aexie,a
cIf : ttre sec th1s fs.rerzi Orozrl
tNs 81 Tarafe1 HENS 4lf frnrn tee trnrses
he u4s s<1alrE iAfeE1lnE - prepare
1zrtrsr rtf1l4tlfr- Tels action x1a-
-H- atsrtre tsr many rs1sg=s. uhleh
+. rr-li - -seat<~ zrd urregesss..r1
seT ne 60 e14merate 81 pressat- r.
sz-Eht 1e s9sE.e9fe4 - Aome thar ]
rzfs re irzsatltrs Ike thcse Z Urcr-
". H-i4~se = rs I ieet1rs rrY'se1f
ruaclF iz TINS raannef. that I hare
fer9 tew ambitions ar1 3 great love
~ rF e111try. whilh hape uili
fisrer and - respected.
ats9 declare tt4i solely m in
fary - wg niiten foes hss be~n the
-ss ~ M apqearinx Ike The promo
~ e esl1sssr4Ey ln frls camp. such
r-sgirary hzs never existed
e4re rus been The promoter - sueh q
rs1fafF- ~ tr+n1ies car never
egIFe = ant al - riiieulss3 before
re American zlfhcrlfsss However.
tA.s fEr4sesfles all 70. lssser r. AZ
aesrs~ ire me mNrg - the Tad treat
1tai which have b@en suhjeeted e.
and q Nh have protested win ~
uT fzergy without obtaining re,ss.
1rtI iris date
trfl now : have been h4ld in me
"a ceFse -ss11lseat0. ! sEfferel
far fEelve .crs 3aYx ard nights viii
1lt f@as1n.
o. ire r.ghffuIresS ard equity -
fhe authorities ! have falth that They
H4li Investigate tr@ lnfuss lc- Of the
eedlnss thus exposing the COW
ari'g motives ard attempts = ms en-
eulex
Thanking ycn 4 ynn viii publish
-fls statement and assuring NY ap-
rfeeiati1a = Yoar readers
remain. yours trulg.
JOSE ms. sAIAzAR. General
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

Tks communication ffam General
jose insx sahzar apnsarine eise.
mhere 90 this nsse n.i he fsad atH
Interest hf th@e aho hafs fel-
ieaeA reeni Developments 80 Msx.
iee and Mhe far long time hafe
been haplne aeainsf hope fcf per-
maeert psaee De- ms southern o..
FattR
Ths mos uaieaW ihy statement
naas IS General lianr s So -.
rsrtiaa shsl Sc 80 Use result e
iiie tehfias befesen rs opa faeslaa
ard she eansiitaDonalisss end
ready Is rise igY Support 81 ths
government nou ia process ~ es-
tstiisHment rs Msx4eea osher
words. tbas he ests uei intend ~
start smother feresaaaa IN MNiea s.
- - he Is ailaNes g. fetorn g that
Aea land
IaM Is mf1rtaft IS ffae afnafai
ansf haa shDNn aiueai afnu -
aAeg fsf Hak.ne ffaanle and &
aaa aanrra ef sealne rsisf
& these Hha SAINT peace 5 Nek
e. &c aFe thaf 81 eneFsles rfi
heneeiqrsh Ae directed Is tfanqals-
>lnK rsiher taau disturbing the 81.
faSss = ihat easuifg 4 maH n u.s.
deabied aisHtg ihsrs Z svery aapaF.
tuu.iY fay iha general q fns sser-
eise ef little reai patriotism "a
msAe nanse fer himself ,H the his-
tots 81 his country whlth $3.50 en-
dure
Il mus, be confessed. however that
there Is Al,le he aeaef4l salaatrs
lam lie upan aaieh ~ tase H..
het u the slneri4 of h efoits,a-
tians lis methods of warfare haea
not hsen such 81 10 commend hlm T.
lhs negara q civilized nations ~ De-
cent men cruelty HISS besn lne dom.
inant trait Ia his character n ~ has
any scrupics - conscience b. has
failed q demonstrate them Il tliuaa
when such action would nave counted
fos something n wiil 81 long tlue
before Americans who are blessed
with good memories VIII lorsct che
murder % Fountain. for which saia-
aaf was dlreetg responsible
salarars complaints u his treat
nient at Fort Winaaie have : hollow
rims he has been under the eharge
81 American army officers II char
aeter and responsibility. and some
thing more than his unsupported
statement VIII be necessary to con
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
Municipality Should Be Guided by
Expert Opinion in Sanatorium Agitation
lBy r. v waeyj

s p 4a@lst
Poets summit caruc; afford 10 set
t. E4Er afzIiar as tais On bus.
rtss EIulEds alone There are uth@i
thiass Nfe besides real estate. an
comm entity cannot have a better as
- Than TIE repltati1n fey large.
hearted generosity and courage
everyone respects commurst,
which. when an Infectious diseass
1reaks cat. does nes conceal the fat
ut rars1es reiizy - complete urb-
Aeiiy Courage Is slways the bes'
policy and 80 e generosity. No one
an forget the contempt and lrLse.
naflea kfIch ras aroused 81 the re-
f1sai - z fes settlers IN Pre- Island
fc allow women and children. who had
come ffcra Eurupe on a steamer m
hieh there were fW0 nr three sas
81 cholera. i8 land and take tempo
rlrf shelter taf seat fhsm hack 81
A. excursion neaf sing in the open
ss1. ath the possibility q lad
weather
During 1911. objection 10 the loea-
uva n ire hed Mountain Tabereu-
s..ls camp ~ Birmingham. Ala. e. ned
forth IN following letter from ur Z
y Mason n that cts
Patients are taught the nature Of
ne disease which they have 10 conn
zeis. and SOON learn The precautions
tnat r1ussi 8e observed 10 prevent reir-
81 ton - themselves. is wall as trans
mission ~ tire disease T,lbDrrl5js.sis
cannot arise o. move. nor ran ans one
contract lt as one waLlt contract. for
Instance. ssa1lipox. Is mere proximity
- patient tne Cau cnly acquire the
t1Afreu lesis germ from fhe eKefefa II
patient, chiefly splium. II these
r destroyed there gan - no fuber-
eliesss- It ig automatic thar II ever.
tatereie bar'iius were destroyed ther.
would never BE- another ease ~ con-
sumption.
Al TIE camp we are enabling pa
TENTS Ia throw off the Infection AL
Fen1y existing and are destroying an
Infected matter from each patient.
Therefore. No tuberculosis esn BE-
disseminated from the camp nor from
any cfhsr properly regulated Institu-
ton fUr its treatment 50 true Is this.
thar 30 well-informed person would
deny that the citizens would be in less
danger from contracting this disease
4 cur camp occupied the most cen
fral business block Of the city than
they are IS the conditions nov ex.s;
in fnis AMI every other city Every
properly Isolated case q tuberculosis
eases 20 he a menace to the commun- f.
.gy. while every recognized. uncon- /
ifoiied. infected individual casts OF
daily IA his excreta millions II tuber- {
eules.s germs
EreFx board-minded Humanitarian I
movement in the world has been op-
posed 0y ignorance and prejudice. the /
Effort % control tuberculosis can hopa +
Ior no exemption. but our cause is
CORD. our work IS based on q scientific
study ~ the disease. and the results
obtained speak Tor themselves
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

slrke thlakiax pscsis taas - kas
assa nes.ftate4 Farfher-srs. -
ssassaert NAT ~ kaa aesz ksi1 -
frar..,r4e1 hapsr1t ~ s. = use.
~ s = we1 krsra IA th4f AZ
~ une ~ uat srTr.stast e. 8
sfss sa'ssrsr4 r.at1fe oet - ~ o.
fctrr Is eonuans ~ PER- Wlsgats
tsiesrapatt h's atirrrfT fr thn eiFT.
srt shzt attorney hss VESTED hi-u
And eenferre1 wsfh hn s9rang tk-
lrse sa4f he risirs 90 BARE fefa hti1
irr4rrsnr araet1ts
The 50 tnar r1tnntra1t CATS
lo nsea TIE oi1 hrss
-When are dsysl psf st. me aesn
O. salnf soa& -
nm shea he 81 wea. ~ tsEu al
falni Haa be-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

#NHM ANfa NALL
A-spilrlnE sat- Priscilla. fair.
John Alden cane "a 500 her there.
g she rm down the spinning wheel
While o. p-i gp the winning spiel
a duke wen, broke, ard tho Il hurt
lie hired 0ut aha cling dirt.
It's rough Gu &c s0n ~ TOLL
when sou mlsf lfi a ton " SOIL
"A business nan may - il debt
And seldom make cent? and yet
A ruli-f1p fesk and telephone.
Ttey help O. -lre a feilow tone.
When plzkzr.Eries dance betimes
They uarr the folks N toss 'em dimes
And sdan ~ SD are pitching aims
Into the dartegs itching palms
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
PISTOLS AND ooffFE

me lanlesnee e 8 Fwren due
81 a. sItamt snia~rf - tfr --latest
'saf ntaf s.ssaileHat F-rtrfa trail 4
ff,s lffsrssi fftsi gmsrt ~ far 81
q ter4 sfwsg nsrlss 81 irfias1ts eon.
1ttfsa sfa fhs iasselfsfian ~ e.
alarr * Castor talnsfis. e4ief ..
lhs Fir4Fo
Aoeefsrs ~ Tar press ds'r-fehes
h. t.a ATTAINED ths fa.ss l44se pre-
ad.as at fhe irial fas ifaa TIE b.
F.tr.rs sfeen 81 aan s,stAtis lsaa-
~ f1NaTss fhs saf tfsaafr ani
.ffsttrlay. when ne est.re asisE
.latrnd4csi seemed o. - rti.rg tie
t.ie aEslnsf her. s. Aftazti inmeti-
stfl4 declared reess - ceur
Thefeapen. y Laes rses1fy. an
ether n ths sldefs rnlfed in
isw tones =Ye1 1stsnrf Is air.
me hs1or e Fsfnrh Featlsfuan
having thus been aH.isa ia pub-
- p7te. 81 re4rst rfhlnE rsmain-
"a bai fof y AAaHtTs Seconds 60
es1 epon " sssa4fr and orange
thf pselmlrarias faf mortal e.
counter a. fhs s-i fhaf Zoe ss4ln
ou sad honor mss ae aipsf ar4g
uiih 8 small 1aaatff < aload mlxsi
eith earm nauf
&u ~ Wh4h s. q-Ne refffF hlrF.
u u a. BE- hart1 iasf fhs npsinE
pifture men N.I g. elsie - the ep-
porfsnn4 thas affari.a sre thaf ihe
setae a. h. saseiei ~ tfess eminent
French gcfias all q pTeasrst1 60
tbe end. that ne pfft. sad esne-
eIaIiy lhe United States mas 80 jest
ersetls hov these th.ass are tone
Hea1inE ai,oli Frsrsn daei r ~
sfff u.ii - far as Il goes t1t it cen
rot = compared aIfh seeirg one
There Is mueh 81 - Eald IL favor
- the way fhs Frrsh e. these
things In America 3 trial for mef-
Der e invested with q samDerness ans
saitunity thar gross distinctly firs-
ene -sftr L hss lasted fof whiie
Tears are shrd for the widow aac
orphans ~ the victim. ard Tli faese
tears arr brought lrfo PLAY fa arouse
sympathy lor the prospective H.ieF
and orphans " iht man whom f 81
es4sia io stni fn ~ eternal Eesard-
FreanenilY ihs iaahsmoss flos f. -
overwhelming fhat the cslft foann
ssis aInass sloppy Ekef3 fs.if gets
ssfry ~ everybody else. and maf-
ia afnsas phefe i tentinaaiiY lr fsi-
dsaoe sofasflms. e - ainiesf lm-
possible h enIsy 4 murder ffiai ln
iris eoanfrf far fhs ntr ii Hrm
thar surrounds eyefything
~; -. houeser. e. Gag rafes The
aisse Il carefully - and as erfanse.
SCENTS are made eHh a v!ew ca dfa
mstie effect Prices Tor SEATS aFe
hieh. hut the audience Is faaranfssi
s coed shsw kvrry body IL invited ia
participate 10 The pesfofnanee- and
e aeY ~ the actors faa ta please
ihe French equivalent - - ths
hoax S 10 enee heard And
When there seems ne other way
e. fasemaB a a1il time ceaft E ad-
!oufned Ter duel between fhs
JUDGES
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

Like an apple sound II the heart.
but with specks Of dry rot on the skin
the world shows an the outside much
that : painful and s0rdia While AZ
heart IN fountains ~ life keep sweet
our ce'tts reflect this sordidnesx Ia a
sad dssTee II is Astonishing to read
the sFisus and faulty methods men
and 4vuen resort t. TOT the explolta-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

fie1 - ore arcther 1rd The mere jug
cling - dollars without the invest
msnr and lam nltion - productive
channels q should be- borne con
stzrtiy % mind ialt all u these cases
are oraF tKe zfels and that society
Confines -r honest work and genuine
affection witn coed results 70 the arms
u the sincere
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
Hits from Sharp Wits

Some persons don't accomplish ans-
thing because ihey are always rlaH-
ming what they might have dome. r.
Albany journal
The poor old parents are eriiirs
seart mercy It he hands ~ the rH-
Formers who think they knew al
ahoai bringing az boys and sifia--
Milwaukee sentinel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
The SforyteHers



@The late AdlaI T. siesenFon sid
= republican leader - hiRnmingtHn.
hs1nt. after an much use fer gll-
Nct He once explained - gas Why
ths aas
Fix said that parts paialleiaHs -
sifsf8 Their side ~ ee AiAaKs fikht
"a tns other side ~ ~ ei@ats Wfcns
Whatever the other side advocated i
pcs horrible and internal enaieker
ther a#n side advocated Was h4iF
lie said the partisan coalant an.
1efsgana that sou mi1hi arrive g inf
eiehl thlng - more waYs fhan 9ns
ana shus the partisan was llHe ihf ofs
enln vhuee teacher ssid
Willie. shat does siN Plus fa1f
make
egeH.
$50 Try again
fwfise
tNa
/" sThlrieen'
Nu $50 no. You're iust ene-s-
lur nut WHY couldn't seu tae
e0easfa that SIX plus four MAKE ten
fseFaae It don't make ten. sia
Wn8e 'FlYs ara five makes ten--i
remember that
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

With the Mexican srsulie MT Ysf
tndaI. fhs Damlrisaa wmpm Iast
e.tsfFr hot ana things TaftlaH q ~
iseif e. serxla L s. hezinuins -
iaek something Ike thfesfinsea
fsHruF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

;en page shore letter from sur
.wlfa written ia taa pensi DOES ret
content Is anything like - well - q
snippy half-psge written in saN
Tne lead pencil letter hlAs Rave
meant q whole morning devoted ia ~
us o0r wife on the sunn5 as3s 4H~
nk letter may emily have iueaat t~a
minutes devotion On our Mift NNft
Nevertheless * b the latter which de-
iigfrs the soiar piexuS
Are other husbands iiAa w in IN
regards II 80. the abnxe IS soaa
reading notice fer the founia.n pee
trade
All F. ? manufacturers please nnts
ihat W. wrile with a broad n4e inF
rautlnaan SfiIaitaF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

& IL aA that tney aye neF pro-
aaanf - i TefFe Hai-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-21
neIipbtfnI birthday Affair.

Mrs. Samuel Fl. Bradley OF Mechanic
street entertained number Of the
little friends OF her daughter, Frances,
from 8 to 6 o'clock Friday evening IN
honor of the fifth anniversary OF Fran
cess birthday.
The house was elaborate y decorated
with yellow and white flowers and
covers were laid for thirty-siX guests
The favors were Japanese reed has
kets filled with Easter novelties. The
tables center piece was a big Jack
Hornor pie.
Games were played throughout the
evening and prizes were awarded
and many useful gifts were received
attesting the popularity Of little MISS
Bradley.
: The occasion was one Of much mer-
rinent and the many little tolk VIII
not soon forget its pleasures.
The invited guest list included Jean
Wehner Jean Cook. Marian Goodman,
Donna Neff, Catherine Lauhenstein.
Florence Graham Lewis, Mary Cooper.
Marian Palmer Brown. Sommers Rev
ercomb. Virginia Aruett. F~aU"es
LANES. Margaret Wilson, Harriet
smfthy. Mary Stealey. tlNerta Iceh.
MARGARET Magil1, Robert Thorn Lewis.
Edward Wehner. ThoTcas brnett, oy
GALLAGHER, Richard Fisher, Billy Coop
er. Louis Shinn. Hubert James John
Wilson, Billy Leach, of Wheeling;
Clifford Selden. John Graham ana
George Alstetter.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-21
DanRers or 8 cold.

conrlnued on page eight.l
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-21
S % IA 2


Many were the friends that gath
cred at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Emory 4. Hartley at the New Fair
Grounds Thursday eTening. March
19, IN honor OF Airs Harsley's sixty-
ninth birthday anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartley were slit ne
before the fire when their door wds
thrown open and a crowd % KIND
friends were ushered into the room,
giving Mrs Hartley their best wishes
and presenting to her many beau1-
mi and costly gifts.
The even ng was spent In very
pleasant manner including a song
end prayer service conducted by H
p. Squires, after which delicious re-
freshments were served by Mrs I. d
Talkington, consisting Of ics cream,
cake and coffee
Mr. and Mrs. Hartley were For
merIy of near Fa'rmonG, and their
friends were glad to hear Mrs. Hart
ley say, ttour lot has certainly peen
cast among good friends.
The following were present: MT:
and Mrs. H 2 Squ'res' ME MT ana MIS-.
l.. w Reed, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Hugh, Mr.. and Mrs. G w. Heron
Mr.. and Mrs. L. IA MeCardle, ME-.
and Mrs. E. S SwIsher, Mr.. and
Mrs. /. ID. Talk ngton, Mr. and Mrs.
[. b Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. ?. u
Kempey, Mrs. Helen B. Duncan, l.
w. StutIer, Eva High, blanche Kem-
per, Layaughn Kemper, Beulah
Talkington, Thelma TsIkington, Les
fer Thompson. Opal Reed. Beulah
High. and Ralph High.
At a late hour after singing rhe
beautiful song, t'God Be with You
Till We Meet Again tie friends de-
parted wishing Mrs. Hurley many
more happy birthdays.
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Colonial Pumps
.ePeq o. My Hearts =

Two beautiful new 81 models of Colonial
tongue pumps have just come in. Long and
slender and graceful The real Peg O My
Hearts.
of Sterling patent Kid Louis XVI heel
with cut steel ornament on side of vamp.
- THE 1eC other of Mezzo Calf, dull leather
with gun metal buckle. Price $500.
AT S3.5O-There's new 4-strap Slipper,
hand turned soles and fits like a glove. Either
patent or dull feathers.
LAURETTE TAYLOR PUMPS for the
young smart set; $500. One is patent leath-
er, another is dull black calf skin; both in
light weight turn soles and heavier flexible
welts.
CHILDREN'S PATENT KID button shoes
light and dressy for early spring wear.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-21
Marcato Recfta..

Quite a large audience attended
the rectal of the Marcato Music
Club this afternoon which was held
in the assembly room OF the Waldo
hotel. A we'll selected program
which was in charge of Mrs. Earl
esnraker. of music and song, inter-
spersed with numbers on the violin
was much enjoyed by all in attend
ance. Saturday afternoon, April 4.
the club will give its recital of the
winter season, with Mrs. Harry
Sheets in charge.
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rs Young Wonsen's Brand
New $3.50, SIS. Is and
S21. SO Suits In the Lou
er Priced Clothing

Somebody called these the makings" of
rs good friends of our Lower Price Clothing.
If good quality at low price can make
friends, these suits undoubtedly will
They are suits of class that we have never
before sold at these specialized prices.
Their four makers do not produce what
rom copies of the higher priced models at
moderate cost, thus producing the best suits
for the money sold anywhere.
These suits are made of superior grades Of
9IacE. NAVY. Copenhagen Blue, Labrador
Blues various Greens and Tango. All sizes.
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eung during the luncheon. Mrs.

sung during the luncheon MIS-. Hart-
ley received many nice presents.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Her
ron, Mr.. and Mrs. High, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. w. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. l. e. Thomp-
SON. Mr. and Mrs. L. a. McCordle, MIR.
and Mrs. e. ;. Swisher, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. P. Squires, Mr.. and Mrs. /. d. Talk
fngton, Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Kemper.
Mrs. Helen B. Duncan, I. w. Stutler,
Miss eBulah High, Miss Beulah Talk
ington, Miss Blanche Kemper, Miss
Opal Reed, Miss Laura Kemper,
TheIma TaIkingston, Master Ralph
High and Master Lester Thompson.
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