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face OF foulnrd will bring that fabric
back into Dame Fashions favor this
spring: though at present. and for
month or two to come. plain fab
ric5 will 10 more used. later In tho
spring the lowered and figured et-
focts. OF which there ara many beau
tiful and interesting patterns, will be
chosen as "A gay relief.
To-day's design is delightfully."-
suited TO that silk. as tho front view
suggests Combined with II may be
either plain silk or chiffon cloth. to
form a front panel and band around
tho bottom OF tho skirt. The dis
tIng1Iishing feature OF the waist II
the unique manner in which two-inch
wide fallle ribbon In used as trim
ming. After passing through slits
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SO. thou thnkcst he holds me
cheap. ch?' sno purred. softly. "a
hing h" has bought cheap, ehY Very
well, my mother thou shalt yet SEQ
what he viii do for love OF Tisha
The necklace shall be mine, and more
more lie small change his God.
He shall bow down before my god "
Nadina shrank back at this threat
Never. lie will not. No man ever
ChRnEeth his Gods"
Thou shalt soc I'll wager tho
price OF the necklace he hath refused
10 buy me. shall make him re-
nOunce the God OF Israel ana bow
down In sacrifice before our Babylo-
nian Ishtlr, the goddess Of love Not
only shall he renOuncc hla God FOR
me. not only viii he buy that nerk-
lace for mc-but wait and sec what
else that man shall do for love Of
Tisha -"
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A
AN smiling. with Sadyk, the
HAE jeweller. close behind her.
lH3A Tho aged man. bowling OBJ
sequiously, stroked his long
white beard with one hand, while
with ;he other no carefully guarded
the tray Of jewels which hung before
him.
Jother turned, angry at the inter-
ruption, for time had taught him
many things regarding Nadina, and
he had not been slow to observe tho
ways OF Sadyk.
We'll. what seekest thou now7" he
inquired, while risha, a new light In
uer eyes as she beheld the wonderful
Jewels Of Sadyk. clung close TO Jether.
"Ah, Jether, "a wonderful necklace
I nave seen" cried Naiina, joyously,
such Il necklace thou shalt give 20
| elisha, az Sadyk hath Just shown 10
me. Ever since childhood nay dove
hath yearncd for strings Of golden
| poads."
Jether angrily dismissed her with
| 4 wave Of the hand.
Nay, Il is thy wish, not Tisha 5,
! for thy thought is ever Of gold" he
! answered
and is my Tsha worth loss than
! gold" demanded Naiinu, ius,#ton'ly
! .pull ar wy. .hId, Where nagf thou
/ ,Dru form like hors? Is gaZoIe
| pf equal grace Sec how like "a tower
| " precious ivory uev neck upuuIls a
! head unmatched In beauty from
! Lebanon 10 IEE pit. Thou must have
/ seen many another maiden on lhN
! travels. Was one like Ttsha? Come
nearer, daughter"
/ TisHI, iIuEu.u- COGuottlshly, turned
toward lothor then spun on ono foot
ana bowed gracefully
! "Tn thy uo-rrlis, Jcthor, does nhe
/ not watt i.o fragrance II myrrl and
/ of spiEculrd2 WY, a god would
/ envy th,o the possession OF such
| beauty And hast thou over seen d
| d1mticr foot? Not though this price
| less gem flashes for ru'e alone, thou
| dust hegruiSe nor pultry ornament
/ she hath sol hcF heart upon"
| Jothor turned abruptly upon the
| ieVollcr, who stood hDwing and nod
/ ling his head I'M approval as he fore
saw n possible sal" 0f tho necklace
/ he hold i'm his hand,
/ 81 like not Sadyk who deals i'm
T jewels" said Jether. shortly. Another
/ time"--
Nndina laughed conicmptuously and
turned 10 hcr daughter.
/ "It is iust as / have told thee.
/ Tish1 He loves thee not"
NOT '.~ nay g''s," re'ortci Jother,
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moved away, leaving mother ana
daughter gazing after him In amaze
meuI aud conservation. For the iirst
time Jethcr, tho gllded fool, had
shown signs OF protesting against the
systematic pluCklng INDUCED In by
these harpies uf Jerusalem.
And for paltry hundred shekels,
so much as thou hast given thy
friends time and again. thou hast
brought tears 10 the eyes OF my
sweet dove" walled Nadina- "Oh,
thou Judean. dOst think to own our
houses, to love our daughters, 10 drive
from their side a hundred weather.
suitorS, and all for thy beauty's sake
My Tishl, thou shalt leave this
stranger, who loves thee not. he
gone, Sadyk-we will have no more
~ this vain Judean. and do thou, my
Tisha, hid him farewell forever. lie
loves thee mott"
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THE WANDERER


spirtcdly. II would give my gifts for
pleasure, not as a price"
Nadina motioncd To- Sadyk, and tho
cringing old rascal came TO Jethcr and
kneeled before him.
"Oh, most noble prince. Sadyk Inn
plorcs thy favor" no whined.
Jrthcr eyed him suSpiCIuuSly and
bade him rise. What wouldst thou
have OF JCther?" he asked, curtly.
The aged man rose 10 hts feet. and
hcl1 out necklace for Jether to eX-
anime.
"Wilt thou, oh Prince as tavorite OF
the gods, be first to gaze upon this
necklace? IL has been worn by one
u' the royal house Of Egypt. | have
refused for II a thousand shekcls. But
what Of that? Should Tisha wear it
Tisha, the fairest Offering Of Babylon
and th!ne own handmaidcn-grea
would become the fame Of Sadyk, who
hath other things to sell Take II for
naught TO give 10 her. Between ne
ana thee, great prince, what Is four
hundred shekels?"
Tisha, with IA little gurglc of pleas
urc, spranE close to Jcthcr and gaZed
longinRlv upon the hauhlo in the out
stretched hand Of the lawellcr. She
looked up at the boy and smiled Sc
ductively.
If thou dost love me, Jether. as
thou sayest"-she pleaded
Jether impulsively sought to clasp
her In his arms.
Thy kiss-now- would have thy
kiss" he cried passionately, She
laughed and slipped from his out.
stretched arms and stood mockinG
him.
First thou shalt prove thy love.
she cried. whereat Nadina turned he'
face away 20 conceal n smile, anC
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each side Of tho front, II tics IN -
knot. with ends dropping oN,
voStee of soft cream lace. The 81
silk or chiffon cloth In double bani-
girds tho waistline. A pretty finish
ing for the sleeve II the slightly flar
ing band OF lace. which drops under
tho full silk ruffle.
Other materials suitable for this
design are Georgotte crepe, voile cot
ton crepe or net.
The thin lanky girl or matron woul
find tho design becoming.
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Description.
TU ST because
| tho straight
y silhouette Ia
being favored this
Hprins Is no par
ticular reason for
any woman 20 be-
lleve that the ruff
fled skirts so dear
to her heart are
to disappear. The
woman who looks
est In fluffy
things. OF which
the runlod skirt
In Characteristic,
should manage to
retain In her
dressing tho ef-
fccts she knows
are becoming.
but change them
cloverly enough
10 suit the mode.
For instance, a
rufned skirt OF
taffeta would be
quito out OF the
question this
spring, for IL
would give too
much OF a flare
to the silhouette.
But to choose soft
silk such as crepe
de chine or fou-
lard would prove
most satisfactory,
as the rufncs
would hang 80
limp as 10 scarce
ly interfere with
tho straight sll-
hOuette
The soft quality
unA ah.anH .A
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hut great care
must he taken to
practice the prop
or movements
when trying to
correct weakened
organs. improper
standing, poise.
&C. The wrong
exercises may do
more harm than
,.,nJ and tha or
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ganB which are 10 ne suengtneneu
must be definitely reached before sat
isfactory results can DO attained.
This Ia another good reason why
every exercise in tho series must not
be prscticed by all women because
many different troubles need widely
different treatment.
Make a study OF the exercise given
each day and carefully read the ar
tlcles with them, which tell Just what
benefits may bo derived from them'
and when you have decided which
YOU need most follow a certain set oi
them at least ten minutes once or
twice each day when convenient
First OF all. every woman must
learn 70 walk. stand, sit. rest and
breathe right, so that the heart,
lungs and other organs have suih-
cient room to perform their functions
and when this much IS accomplished
the most important step in attaining
and retaining good health willie have
been reached.
n IL astounding how many women
form clubs for studying art, Httra-
ture. politics and other things, nut
never think OF studying the wonder
ful machinery of the human body
which is an intelligent, interesting
and complete study in Itself.
OIL IN DRY scALP-FRANK NJ;
The oil in the scalp Is not removed
by washing the hair and, on the con
trary, the circulation IL stimulated 70
secrete more oil to the hair through
this extra friction OF shampooing
Use pure CASTLE soap on the dry hair
and brush the hair each night with
a stiff brush.
EGGS INSTEAD OF MEAT-M. n.
B.; Eggs are nearly as nutritious as
meat They are easily digesteo
poached or soft boiled.
pIMPLES-MARGER r.: To rid
the face and body OF pimples careful
diet and attention 20 the eliminativo
organs are absolutely essential before
any external treatment will bring re
suits. Very gentle local applications,
without the flesh brush or undue
friction are also necessary II PIN
ples are opened use a fino needle,
previously dipped IN hot water and
then In peroxide OF hydrogen or
alcohol. Press ont the puss with tho
fingers, wrapped In absorbent COTTON
and dipped In alcohol
Pimplo Lotions:
80 ! rMrLE LOTION ~.
Pretl,tate oi SIl"hur.....,. I"a7 o'n
Csmpupr rlnrwr.' '....... ....... TEASPOON
"'A 30 2 rNirLE LnrI0N..
9fiss,gIS SisssgiR. &s5, &.aa, 20
PMrLE SALyE
Pure ONIIa Uf /Nf... drains
pr-ciuitaJs u Sulphur. yr.....tr..... st
Ianolna .....,s,.. .r..s......s. h
Olive Oil.........,,..,. .......
Mix until smooth and a.n,r
Carbollc soap is excellent for pim-
pies. Use warm water and little
friction.
CLASSIC DANCING -- MRS
KATH BRINE s.; classic dancing
Ire gNasc,s I'm an parts % the body.
It should De considered an important
department IN every professional
gymnasium.
ABDOMINAL MUsCLEs-.NRS. n.
q. D.: These muscles are tho most
important for breathing and health
and must be kept I'm health 20 avoid
constipation, indigestion and Other
complications, Trunk raising. body
bending and twisting and deep knee
bending are best for the abdominal
yrESclcs.
VERMIN IN HAIR-MRS. X. H.
O.; Use tincture " larkspur. Sal
urate the hair with this lud 'nor ffo
II In towel for twenty four hours
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The elder woman gazcd admirugy
upon her dAugur,I luuroIIu.y NHt
mingled WIN auaLemcut, but $40 was
stan uuCunyluDul
Thou shuuldst forget this stranger
from tho hills of lirbr1u' she st 4
Thou shalt know the wOoing - a
gJ,tt srt captain ! have Uai word
that porrhlu.o 'h'g very night w'
vii have "a N.#' I.pw nhIris, tho s,i
Hu'uu N".. n r". who sails on
arrange E...r. .ul hr'ng4 la. H
Erot' .H.g worth moro 'h10 q
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advice a. 10 n pre-
~ Sunday dress Z
a young girl hfter
years old, hve fr' \
two inches tall an
quite slim, Of n ver
pal compile Xiou
Please suggest ma
terial. color, etc.
\
Copper color Or
old rose silk ant
wool poplin or vollr
combined with soif
color chiffon cloth
Narrow fancy silye %
braid finishing neck
and side section
silver cord worked
In corners OF ciiiI e
and neck opcniuL
Buttons OF gooi.
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THE liver the most beneficial exercises In phys
cal culture torpid liver depressed spirits
- slow
Stand with the nearly together hands raised above the head
Bring the body forward the line and touch the floor in
position
touch the the right side OF the right foot
original starting position and bend to the left side trying
with the Assume
muscles minute Repeat the
when the body entirely
tight clothing
This and not be attempted by beginners
entirely
exercises should maste without
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SYNOPSIS or PRECEDING CHAPTERS
Jother. the snn Of lc>sr and Hudah n the tribe
NJ Judea dunng fls time 0f KING solomon 3. .OUU
Years asU Is unhappy at home whcrr hs Il a
shepherd boy. He fo-ms q friendship with Tola,
and on "a" .atte-.s advice perTdes his father 20
give him his PARTON of the Maternal crtate. Then
ha aud Tola NJ out for J'rlsslern wher, they 20
~ the house u Nadina who gives him her daugh,
ter, Ti,ha a. a handmAden. lie p.rngH into
fpIrlry
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tard or old gold
color chiffon clot
trimmed with dark
blue bead embroid
cry IA tho front
which I would Ike
Co combine with
dark blue satin t.
mako a dress, VII
you suggest some
style" Am rather
short 8 feet 2 Ia
Inches; weigh Ia
pounds, and am
thirty nine years
old. MRS. c. T.
Blue satin skirt.
VITA bands OF blue
chiffon inserted. o.
give a. lengthenin <
line, which ~ uet
\ i. ---NL-
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TVERY nerve centre and vital or
T. gan can be strengthened
through systematic exercises,
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Lesson Talks and AnSWerS to Queries.
LARGE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :

shampoo In tho morning with meltcd
CASTLE soap. Repeat n necessary.
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LARGE 5DoMEN-MRS. n. d:
This may bo due TO lack OF exercise
too much food, faulty standing posi-,
tion, or excess OF fat In the great
omcntum, a membrane which Is In.
tended to protect tho bowels Suit,
able exercises and less foods OF al
kinds will correct this.
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WIN you kindly
give me an idea
TO combine some
Gcorgetto crepe
and satin like sam
pie (dull blue col
orr. | have a 2lS
yd. piece OF striped
silk. blue and black.
which | could use.
Am 8 feet 2 inchos
tall. weigh 10 los.
and 3s years old. 1
need long lines.
MRS. l.
Use Geo gett
crepe for side sec
tlons OF waist and
skirt. Black velvet
ribbon tri m IN 1 ing
waist and used as
luffs.
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FATTENING FOODS -RENA d:
No, cabbage and saucrkraut are not
fattening unless cooked with tat
meats. Both are healthy, especially
raw.
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scest now how these Judeans love But
what uaust thou expect from one who
never laid a gift upon her altar
TIsha, thou art 10 him only a hand
maiden hat ia would purchase cheap.
Thy time is wasted"
The naughty face o' Tisha MASHED
defiance 4 dInnnr0uH mort" -op' '0r.
her voice
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WARTs-GBRTRUDE NJ; Touch
them with a wet stick OF lunar caus-
tic or carholic acid on tooth pick
covered with cotton. Small warts
may be removed by keeping them
saturated with horic acid.
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II tell tneo, daughter he loves thee
not" affirmed the mother, Thou
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NoVELlZED FROM THE PLAY
OF MAURICE V. SAMuELS.

COgg rght by william Elliott. ?. Ray Comsto
aud Morris Gsst
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Anspers to Queries.

Fashion Editor. C'enlnI World
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eoRAx FOR SHAMPoo-Mrs. II.
w: BoraX Ia cleansing. but its con
tinucd use will dry the hair.
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EGGS INSTEAD OF MEAT-M. n.
B.: Eggs are nearly as nutritious as
meat. They are easily digested
poached or soft boiled.
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CHAPTER Y.

TWfADINA came toward Jethsr
AV smiling. with Sadyk, the
AE jeweller. close behind her,
H31 Tho aged man, bowling OBJ
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Original Designs for
The Home Dressmaker
Addoe In the Selection OF Materials and Styles Al Tvpe,
Furnished bp The Eoening Worlds Expert
By Mildred Iodewick
Description.

oOyishi l1i1 BY M, Pres puons
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CHAPTER XII.

VAS Jcthcr strolled through the
W garden, angry at the obvious
attempt TO fleece him, the
IL mother and daugNter de-
bated.
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bought a chemise blouse OF nu
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OIL IN DRY ScALP-FRANK NJ;
The oil in the scalp is not removed
by washing the hair and, on the con
trary, the circulation IL stimulated 10
secrete more oil to the hair through
this extra friction OF shampooing
IJae pure CASTLE soap on the dry hair
and brush the hair each night with
a stiff brush.
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VERMIN IN HAIR MRS. X. H.
c.: Use tincture of larkspur. Sa,-
urate the hair with this lnd 'Non flo
It In towel for twenty four hours
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CLASSIC DANCING -- MRS.
KATH BRINE s.: classic dancing
lends grace and po'se ana develops
ihv gH.ascys I'm an parts % the body.
It should be considered an important
department In every professional
gymnasium.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-09-22
CLAYTON SCHOOL NOrEs

The school enrolment is increasing
rapidly in practically every depart
mt. The enrolment in the first
gyade is so large that It has become
nacsssary for three teachers to devote
t4eif entire time to the work Notise
is Hereby given, as per the custom ia
the past. beginning pupils cannot be
received after October 1st, however. a
new beginning class will be organized
at the beginning Of the second semester
Inc enrolment in the intermediate
grades has not yet reached the limit.
1t Is known that several children in
town have not yet entered school
Heir parents should see to IL that
HeS are in school at once. The High
ScBpol has larger enrolment than
eYr before and the pupils and teach
ersH are taking up the work very en-
IN 1astically. A number more would
end school il they could obtain places
whVre they might work for room and
boaSd The superintendent of schools
|agRtfr appeals to the people of Clayton
to assist in locating these young peo-
plesS A way should be found for every
young person within the reach of our
schools to attend. These young pee
pie are worthy and should have an
education. Under the law we are
compelled to make some provision for
tRefass Below you will find a copy Of
t44eompulsory school attendance law:
Notice of
R PulsOry school Attendance
f hildren between the ages Sf
seven And fourteen years, physically
able and residing within three miles
OF the school house. must attend school
duEing the term. A penalty of S25.0O
may be imposed upon a parent or
guardian who violates this statute.
(See Sec 1856 OF the 1915 Compilation
Of New Mexico School Laws)
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-09-22


whether / have heared from my boy
and adds. Well. 1 never expected to
see the time that l would be glad my
three children are girls, but am pow.
My next hostess comments on the s6d-
ness of our finest young men being
sacrificed
At prayer meeting last night, the
leader, in the voice usually reserved
for funerals, spoke of our boys at the
front, aud was followed by another
speaker who solemnly announced the
well-authenticated rumor that our boys
are taking their coffins with them to
France. Next a woman related with
narrowing details how her father
went to the Civil war, never to return.
often stopping to regain her self-con-
troll And the meeting closed with
the most melancholy hymn in the book,
feel as if never want to go to pray
e1 meeting again"
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-09-22

tried to induce the National Grain
Corporation to fix higher price for
New Mexicos product This they in
form me is impossible without upset
ting the entire plan of natl nal price
fixing. l am informed that many of
our farmers feel that the price. as it
works out in New Mexico. is less than
they had hoped to receive from their
harvests, under existing conditions. l
want to urge every farmer in our state.
to remember that even If the price is
somewhat disappointing, 1t still the
Phighest price that has been paid in
American in this generation; that our
country is engaged in a great world
war for the preservation of democratic
institutions; and that everyone of us
should be not only willing, out glad
to make some sacrifice for the good
of our country. Can we not better af-
ford to give a portion of our time or
a portion of our expected profits to
this cause, than to yield up our lives for
the same ideals for which our fathers
fought?
The profit of the farmer will be big
enough and democracy must win.
hope that every man who tUves his
| country truly, Will, when he sells his
wheat, be absolutely sure that it is
| 20 be ground for human food; and that
every housewife in New Mexico viii
| make each sack of wheat flour go just
as far as she can to relieve the wo-
men of Farncc by adding little bit
to the supply available for the bakeries
of that heroic people.
Yours very truly.
| RALPH c. ELY,
Federal Food Administration for ~ M
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-09-22
PROVES HIS SUPERIORITY
OVER FALLIs


Monday evening at ,gSfSls MISSION
theatre, Logan Champ of Leeds, South
Dakota, defeated George Falls of Cher
oke, Oklahoma. in their return wrestl-
ing match. in straight Ialls. Both
men were in the pink of condition. and
the exhibition was the best ever wit
messed in Clayton. Beyond question,
Champ is the better man, although
Falls is the favorite of Clayton
wrestling fans Both men are per-
feet gentlemen and on the square.
The first fall went forty-five minutes
five seconds and was won by Champ
with a scissors and arm bar lock The
second fall was won by Champ In
twenty minutes flat, No one seems
able to name the hold used. but If 1t
was left to us we would call it a
fpeach" Champ refuses to name it
but says he will demonstrate it on
Ills next opponent. Young Muldoon
of Springfield, III, will try to throw
Champ tonight and it will be your
chance to see the hold demonstrated.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-09-22
MISS ZURICK WEEDS PROMINENT
DENVER MAN

At noon, Tuesday, September 18th,
occurred the marriage of Miss Rather
Inc Zurick to Mr.. F. Tupper Smith. at
the home of the brides parents near
Clayton.
The is the accomplished daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Zurick. She
is loved and esteemed by everyone
Where she meets a stranger she leaves
friend. Miss Zurick spent last year
in Colorado Woman's College at Dem
yer, and as universal favorite with
the students and faculty.
The groom is coffee broker of
Denver, Colorado. Mr.. Smith is a
prominent and popular young man and
has prospects of a wonderful business
career. The young people met and
the romance began during Miss Eur
ick's attendance at the Denver college
At twelve o'clock the bride and
groom entered the assembly room to
the strains of Schubert's wedding march
Clarendon, Texas The music was
continued softly during The ceremony
which was conducted by Rev Taylor
Of Clayton.
After the ceremony a lovely dinner
was served to few immediate friends
and relatives. Immediately afleI
dinner the wedding party departed In
cars for Clayton where the young
Colorado Springs
Mr. and Mrs. Smith will make their
home in Denver.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-09-22
ELY MAKES JUST PLEA TO NEW
MEXICO FARMERS


To the people of New Mexico.
Wheat for centuries has been the
great cereal food of the French people.
Their breads are made in community
bakeries ana must be made from grain
of a character such that the bread
will keer without crumbling and will
he nalatable when stale.
The women OF France are therefore
not home bakers. although they are
generally recognized the world over
MS the most frugal and~ thrifty of
housewives If some other grain is
to be substituted for wheat in France,
1t means .1hat the women of France,
in the Vdst of all their multiplied
burdens, ihust learn to bake new forms
Of bread.
The women Of America and the farm
ers of America do not wish to add to
the burdens OF this struggling peo-
pie 1t is for this reason, more than
any other. that Mr.. Hoover is urging
a wheatless day each week upon orr
housewives. and is pleading with tte
farmers of America to increase the
acres devoted to the production of
wheat.
am not unfamiliar with the COR
diti6llu under which wheat lis pro-
duced in New Mexico and l know some
thing of the value of other grains
con monty used for stock feed and have