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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
PAYS Personal VISIT TO
SUBMARINE POsT-oFFICE


once cut ~ the harbor 1t was per
fectly proper that Herr RIckcr's dauEh-
tor should be overcome by scasick ness
She had to hc taken TO tho small. very
small, cabin. and who else would he
with her but the captains wife. Herr
Kicker TOOK skillful care OF that phase
of the affair. ilc saw to II that Frau
WohiSund did duty in the cabin. And
meanwhile met three patrol boats
whose officers salurod nc CALAMITY and
shouted 'hra"os and sailed directly
10 where our buoy was located.
Tw" days later 1t was arranged that
Captain WohlSund should transfer his
ov 1crshn OF The boat 70 me- yet him
self retaining the license. | explained
10 him that unless the nominal owner
shin remained. with him. ] could not
cruise freely out OF the harbor. and
how ] loved 10 go away out 20 sea.
WAS E0tAL TO REAL
VICTORY FOR GERMANY
From that time on I visited resu-
larry our submarine post office with the
messages 10 our brave C-bcat com
manders. who knew how 10 secretly
come on; OF the water and obtain the
list % ships and how each one was 10
be treated
Twice n day ! would go TO sea: once
with my message and another time
with either the proud old captain or
his wife my guest. 10 still convey
the idea that the boat really belonged
10 them. and that was only a friend.
Straight out 10 sea ! would head my
mctcr-boat running at top speed, SO
that Il great cloud OF white foam would
hit the boat and me as made
for my post office. And how happy
felt in the sure expectation of being
received once more at tho Foreign Of
u IN, t;N.A ,,.l,i IA,
custo'ned in former days. before my
failure In Mexico.
Once when ! reached MY post Office
sighted a bobbinG periscope. Quickly
deposited my precious information.
and as quickly put about for port
again. The marvellous speed Of the
motor boat prevented anybody WHO
might have noted my coming and go
ing from realizing how far out to sea
had beer. My post-o!fice service for
U-boats was splcndidly initiated.
From that time forward I was able
30 manage service OF news at least
once day. The results were suf-
ficient to justify the elaborate means
had adopted. Herr Kicker even told
taken to introduce this submarine
post office system TO other Scandinavian
countries, and he even dreamed of its
further Introduction in South Amcri-
can countries. as many OF the South
American neutrals were supplying our
enemies with food and other materials.
Friendly ships henccforward ran the
gauntlet Of our U-boats safely. while
those laden with enemy comm odities
met the destruction they so richly de-
served.
Count Bernstorff shared with me the
commentator of grateful govern
ment and | felt that had regained
all the ground in the service which I
had lost in that unfortunate affair in
Mexico.
tYo Be Continued To-Morrow1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12

Richmond ~ ashinston Local, Lv.t2iu IN
week days: gals PM, Sundays; Ar. til.I5 AN,
daily fredericksburg Accom-. week days, Nv.
.1.lo l,H; Ar. N.l5 AN. Ashland Accom- week
days Lv.7.So AN, $50 Pm; Ar. l6. 80 AN, s 30 PM
AEiba ticket and baggage ofnceI not op.r
Byrd 81. sia. stopping a, Elba). iKiba STA
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soon became expert in running the
boat. and grccdily seized every oppor-
tun!ty "f practicing the manas emcnt
OF it.
Within one vech after my meeting
the old swedish captain and his wife
hal become as one of the family
Every day. regularly we went TO sea-
and during each trip ! would stand on
the dcc.t. my hands OH the wheel as
though l was one Of the members OF
the captains family.
During these frequent voyages out
10 sea VIC would meet many little naval
patrol boats. that constantly sailed up
and down the coast. Finally, at the
end OF about ten days, was well
known u these young Swedish sea-
mn as an intimate friend OF tho
Wohisund couple. and the" all knew
the captain.
At last 1t was time for Herr Kicker
to act. A. IL had been arranged, one
day Herr Kicker brought Il message to
captain Wohiaund that it was the wish
OF Count BcrnstorT that he should
meet him at his hotel. as he, the count
mad YER: important proposal to make
TO him. Herr Kicker sklifully CON
eyed the idea 10 the captain that
Count Rcrnstorffs purpose in asking
Tor tho interview was 10 make arrange
mcntS for the sale OF his two small
ships to our country. or course this
interview was asked just AT the time
when the old captain. his wife and /
were about TO start On our usual trip
TO sea.
Dressed for the occasion when an
peared as usual at the wharf. I found
Captain WohiSund and his wife in "A
great state OF excitement. What am
10 do. countess? His Exccllcncy.
Count Bernstorf. wishes to see me at
once at his hotel. what shall we do?"
You cannot refuse TO meet the
count. YOU must 70 a, once &c. his
hotel" ] said cxcitcdly.
| would not listen 10 his cntrcatics
70 Dostpon" our cruise for a few hours.
No, ! would take the boat. and. proud
OF her sex, his wife insisted that I
could manage the boat as we'll as the
captain. Listen We would not to post
poninS our trip.
AZ the last moment Herr Kicker and
his charmingly beautiful daughter APP
reared on the spot. and insisted that
they should accompany us en- our trip
The ambitious wife Of tho captain was
certainly ovcTjoycd 10 have such com
pany
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R
Tsasd fron Washington ard beyenI-Daiiy.

Leave Richmond Arrive Richmond
16.C0 AM Ito ~ AM I SOOAN s9o5 PA
A. 6l5 AN 1890 PM si2S5 pm se25 pM
s8.25AM 800 pm 6n pm iii g5 phi
IS 50 AN s.ln PM + 600 I'M +l2s0 Nt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
A DOCTOR I'M YOUR HOME!

This Common Sense Medical
Adviser contains 1000 pages, 200
prescriptions, wood cuts, half
tones and colored plates, and is
bound in cloth.
This popular work contains in
formation for the young and old,
male and female. single and mar.
ried, not heretofore published for
the non-professional reader. Me-,
AND WOMEN are many times
tempted to ask their family physj.
clans questions on delicate mat
tiers. but are deferred from so do
ing by their sense of modesty
This work answers just such
questions SO fully and plainly as
to leave no one in doubt.
Anatomy, Physiology, Hygiene,
The Human Tcmpcraments, The
Origin and Transmission Of Life,
The Brain and Mind, are treated
in an original and comprehensive
manner. in harmony with tho
latest scientific discoveries.
The chapter on Nursing the
Sick, subject on which everyone
should be informed, is alone worth
rn,ny times The or;rn of .i,a hool-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12

soon became expert in running the
boat. and grccd!ly seized every oppor-
tun!ty uf practicing the management
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07

black ribbons over the shoulders and
thfonded across the ripper edge.
when Il comes 10 brass.orcs, Fash
ion Is In her element with ribbons
There are so many fascinating ways OF
using wide and narrow ribbon In a
hrassiere. Two new brassicres or
camisolcs u YOU prefer 10 caH them
50 are pictured. Ribbons play "a
large part In the %prcttiness OF each
garment. and. OF COURSE. these danny
camisolcs. with their fctching caps To
match. are included ia h list Of use
ful Christmas gifts" Wouldn't any
woman ind such "a camisolc nsetul'
And wouldn't she be delighted 20 hHN'
It presented to her In gift FORM ''P
and camlsolc combinations, u appthts'
are quite the TAD his season ana ~
many OF the shops one finds matching
caps n camisolcs N holiday boxes
an ready for Christmas purchasers
one OF the sets pictured combines "a
while clmisOle and cap color beiHg
added by "a pink ribbon rose on e"rh
The c1misole De- made OF ["
-trip Of thin soft white satin. Stirred
On ane cords below the husiline O."
give 10 n smooth 81 on tho ngure mn
bons under shirred Casing' draw m
the walstllne and he upper edge just
below he line OF soallops. The seal
lops are turned over a fine cord al
The edge and a frill OF Val. lace Is
whipped on. The shouldei straps are
Of rather wide satin ribbon, drawn in
10y stirring to keer tho ribbon from
slipping down on the arm. The cap
matches the camisole, with its corded
SHRED satin crown and edge 81 lac
frilled sCaliops. A pale pink rose with
pink huds-all made ~ satin ribbon
is tucked against one side and the
white ribbon chin-strap matches the
white cap.
Pale blue ribbons and silver lace
make up the other cap ami camlsoie
pictured, This set comes from IL Paris
shop and Is an expensive hli OF hnrry
o be sure, Rut 10 could he copied a.
home without great dlniculty los the
mi who wants Co give her best
woman chum some ring useful" and
also luxurious enough 10 escape "a,
severe Unitarian standard. Two plant
whalebones are run under ribbon cas-.
ings down Tho front Of TINS Lace bras
siere 90 give % shnp,llness and thcr,
Is a foundation houcaih the strip OF
silver lace, ~ hin pale biuo sllk
scanned and shaped with darts below
The bust. bow knots OF double faced
blue SATIN ribbon are HppliqIcd iu IA,
lace u In NJ exact centcr Of each
bowknol l. q tiny. pale pink ROW or
More of these dainty. pa,e pink posieN
appear ~ the ends OF tho lace ant
ribbon shoulder straps ANA In M,
loops ~ pale hluc satin ribbon Over
the fastening OF the brassierc.
An attractive hrasslcro D., ~ pico'
edged ribbons In pale pink. pui togeth
or With strips of Val lace Another
brassicre has motifs of Alot net framed
% white faille ribbon. Another mode
'Is made OF wide. soft flesh pirk rlbbot
simply tied around The hguie. under
he arms and over the bust. shoulder
straps ~ narrower, plcoi edged rbhor
kocping the wide band from slippin,
down. A hrassiere of hand embroii
cred batiste initiates a little bolcro. M.
IRONS dividing to shOw a panel o
haud-tucked hatisie across which mar
row blue ribbon Is tied in t~ailoro,
bows.
The craze for ribbon trimming en-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07
Las CRuCrs NOTES

Mrs tIgzic Walden lctt Tuesday
morning for Marion. Alabama, after
snrndinu iho past scuf ~ the home Of
her brother. James - Smith.
HAL COS is rapidly recovering FROM
IN attack OF pneumonia following "a
spell OF influenza
Mrs. charles Ice is 10 with infiu-
onza at the home OF her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. " " COS ON tho Alameda.
Thcimu Glenn has resigned his po-
sition with tho Peoples drug store and
lett Tor li'tte lsuck. Ark. FridtN
pr. 4 y Minrtrrc returned Satur-
daY from r%araeould, Ark, whore lc
went on a business nud pleasure trtr,
Pa crowley. NJ ~ raso, has been
VISITING relatives here d i''st few
DAYS.
Relatives have hcon notified that
Fruutcs burke. WHO underwent an
on, ration at camp Meade. several
DAYS past. tH RAPIDLY recovering.
Ait aud Mrs =. ~ Robertson, of
spring I'm. TcNas. are guests IN She
home of Mrs George Qu%cscnhcrry
p@hscrvunco Of the week of prnNot
aud seif-doniai was held hN tho Wom-
ems Missionary society IN The pHtlors
OF the Methodist church Monday ar
tcruoon. Thc following loo part on
the program Mrs. T.. T. Wcstcrman.
Ms. T. " case. Mrs G " Gcrhrr.
Mrs John Freeman, Mrs f. IL Haw-
loN. Mrs. r T.. lAlluncc. Mrs. Dave
Morgan. Mrs. Thos Graham. Mrs
Hiss Freeman. Mrs Gcurgo spears.
Mrs. 4 lsuacks and Mfs NuncN liam.
ilton uostcss,- for the afternoon
were Mrsdutnrs Broaddus, Young
Peterson aud Goodu
Nj aud Mrs W / Moore and
children. of Hurley y ~. are visit
ing m the home Of Mrs c. Baker.
August Schncck. proprietor ct the
Las Cruces bakery. suffered % stroke
of paralysis Friday morning.
The regular monthly meeting 81 thf
Momtn's Improvement association
WIS held at the homie OF Mrs. Morrii
Prudential on las avenue, Tuesday
afternoon. several new members. tn
Guiding Mrs Paul Mondonhnll. Mrs
" i. Kyle aud Miss Shirley Thomas
Joined the organization.
Thomns 9 Matspn. formerly of Tat,
place. died in an ~ puso hospital 10
home was in Alabama
In and Mrs H. y. Lame have boot
advised that their son, Lieut. ~
lanc. rs IN "a hospital To- London. huN
inE been wounded Ia France
Mayor \. I. kslSo Inns LETT for 10
old home IN MARYLAND. having bee
. called back ON account of the srrtou
illness OF his mother.
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. r Winter are be-
ing congratulated upon the arrival q
"a son in thoir hoWr FRIDAY
Oontinucd on Page ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07

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li'nllu'H OF the u Nicntcf VINO.
hin' long weeks ago. .|i NE heroine
OF mat thriling SER. liEht ion
N'll''iiH IWhipthE "''I % pi''ipl''
"nd h''d,hs i"r the '".'uosi hfanclt',
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07

The Albuquerque movie menu foi
the coming week consists OF n delight
ful variety OF features which cnnnnt
fail t0 appeal tu The tastes OF old and
young. 10 serious minded business and
professional men rs well as 10 the
more frivolous members q she So
cictN set.
iiill Hart ~ the Ideal.
"Did lill Hart. who sntcrs INTO the
aperture of sis shooters aimed az him
bN bad. bad guys" viii appear at the
Idcui thcntct sunday ~ % return en-
gaEcmont OF u of his most popular
PLAYS. Heirs Hinges"
\ recent tom from Parts stutcs that
this actor goes on recon as having
played TO the largest audiences which
ptcr Witnessed a moving picture IN
France. II appears that American
MIN heroes as well Hs our fighters
have made "a hit IN the luud whore
ON ptrlc f~ranrpis.'
Likewise Chnriic Chaplin
Yes, girls. charlie chaplin W usnr-
ricd' No USE now u sending udorine
~lyttcrs 10 this popular comedian Whns'
rcputcd yearly earnings are almost lao
Nund b.lict Tie was married to Miss
Mildred Harris IN October of this
year. u was the intention cot the cou-
pie IN keep the FAC "a secret and ion
some siN weeks they succeeded. Now
however. the whole world knows OF
the marriage of these two stars. foi
aside from being Mrs. Chntlic Chaplin
Mildred Harris ~ a star ~ her "
name. a year y when she WIS bat
sixteen, Lots Weber cast her tn IN,
leading role IN Of his mo pre-
duciions. aud since then. uisdor tn,
sktllful guidance OF this master III.
rector. her risn to fantc hats boon me.
ttoric.
Girls throughout the land si, Mis-,
Harris rs an cNtremplt fortunate oun
ma but those Who know Mrs
Charlie Chaplin declare that Charlie
Who by the way. ma be- seen ii a ais
pnrt coined, 90 the ldcai thcator ol
TUESDAY and Wednesday at tins com
ing week. rs really the lucky panty
-Four STAR ia ~ Million BID
The Ideal Is offering another irc1
To- the movie fans on Wcdursl', uul
Thursday OF next week boz 4 Mtllio'
sid" IN which Anita Stewart. tinrr
Y Morov. Earle Williams and charlie
Kent viii all appear. an ~ star car
in a rousing good play. When tn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07

ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.
Continued From Page -


T.. \. Cahoon. The favor. a hair doz-
en- thrift stamps, was awarded 60
Mrs. ROY \ Daniel fog the highest
score. \ number Of guests added
greatly to the pleasure OF the after
noon. They we9c Miss Esther ira-
geg. and Mosdamcs X. T.. richards.
John l. Cassidy. Arthur Jaffa, Franz
pru and Jack Moore. The club nom
hers present wcrc: Mesdnmes John
r. Mcclure. q NJ slaughter. W. =
Prayer. Nathan Jafta. Roy Daniel
". T. Mutt, q. H Smith, W W Fhil-
lips. W. :. Barlow aud Harry Jaffu.
Mrs. ". r.. Wisely lett last week.
Tor Long Beach. cal. whore she viii
ioin hef son and daughter Mr.. ana
Mrs. W v. Powell. who are . 70
siding ,hcre.
An interesting w"ddinr was quuttly
solemnizcd last Monday afternoon
when Mrs. Mabel Bushy. of For
Worth. and James \. Hnzle. OF louis
Vile. Ky. were united In marriage
by Rev J. W. Bruner. ~ tho home
of the brides cousins. Mi. and Mrs.
!. T.. White. Mr.. and Mrs kazio acc
guests at the Hotel Oiiikcson foi The
present and after u trip to kcnturkN
and other points. viii make their
home ~ Fort Worth. TcNas.
The =. r.. q chapter was delight
fully entertained Monday Tot Their
regular meeting at the homo of Mrs
John =. Mcclure. who. with Miss Ncll
Mason. wns the hostess for the day
An intcresting busiutss session WIZ
held and this WA followed ", "a pleas
ant social hour. The members pres
cnt were: Mcsdnmics : g Van
Horne. q. W. Zink. Ford Gcter w g
nuchiv. Roy zimmerman. SyiNcsiri
Johnson. Mary Mason aud II ' ran
Mrs. Roy Daniels entertained q
number of friends Monday az her
home al a thinner party. followed hy
cards. complimentary to Tho bnthaaN
anniversaries of Misses Susie MAY
Wtnston and RUBY Saunders. \ most
ENJOYABLE musical program W." con
ributod hy several of ~" guests dur-
ing the evening The parity mclud'
ed. Misses RUBY saunders SUSIE
Max Winston. Myrn Mnrtin. KUN
Yodcr. Helen Cowau, Louie orlc Nnd
Sophic church. M,sdamos r. 4 Sos
ton and Dick Winston; Major Thorn
ns. Major spencer. capt. RoHenhlait
Sergeant Dawsman and Mt M MfS
Daniels.
4 surpris party was given al th'
home of W. :. Prayer 10y a number al
friends IN celebration Of the slNlh'I
hirthdaN anniversary OF hr lfHt'i
The time was spent IA cards, ana
mos, delicious turkey luncheon con
rInded tho eVcning The party IN
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. W y Nutt. NJ
and Mrs. r.. \. Cnhoon Mr. and Mr.
sidney Iragcr. Mrs. J VI ioSlln
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Jaffa, Mr at'
Mrs. John J. Cassidy. Ensign am
Mrs. Il. /. Richards. Miss Esth"
Prayer aud Nh ami Mrs. W ; FRA
ger.
Miss Ruby saunders was hoste-'
Saturday evening ~ % thoa'or parry
complimentary to Ensign ~ MIS-
n. T.. Richards. of Honolulu VINO ar
the guests of Miss Esther IihFor
Miss Vera HinKlc who rs att'n''
ing school ln 81. Louis. will be- HON
for the christmas holidays.
The S..akospsurc club met las
Friday afternoon At the homo of ~
president. Mrs. g. \ Cahoon. 60 dis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07

Ting match. Dean Expects to return
next uaaricr.
- r. Caldwell of Pleasant Htll, y
NJ. registered at the university this
week. coming here from the state
college At Las Cruces, whore he had
been since October Let
The Sigma chi pledges will enter
tain the active members "a their
friends with u dance at the Momtns
club. Saturday night
Thirty pcr cent of the : A. 7. q.
men hay" announced their intention
of leaving school as spon a. they
have been discharged itcasonS riv-
en- Tor this move, In the order OF theii
importance are lnfufflcient futns.
homeSickuess No desire Tor college
education. inability 30 pass co1rsc'
By Tar the mnigrity are leaving hc-
causc of nck of funds some are
leaving because uf a fancied or ret
inubilitv tu secure tho course fncN
wanted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07

~HERE ARE 50 many uses FOR
ribbon on costp,ne this season
that any woman will he glad to
receive several yards Of almost
any width ribbon as a Christmas gir
ana ones Offering will have charm as
Well ~ practical features Tor l. there
anything more charming than yards
and yards Of lustrouS ribbon In some
beautiful shade?
Ribbons are used for sashes. for
neck bows. for hat bows. Cor fancy
~reiiculos, FOR trimming dancing pet
iicoa;s and dancing frocks. Paris this
year IL using gteat quantities OF RIB
bon on lingerie. not only satin ribbons
IN the pastel tints. but silver and gold
Tissue ribbons. b%rocaded ribbons AMI
even black ribbons. \ pcttlcOat from
"a French shop h. OF pleatcd and
pancled pink crepe de chine and black
velvet ribbon run down the panels
threaded through hutionholcd slashes
The pettlcoai ~ Joined 10 a brasslert
of ACE over pink chiffon and this has
black velvet ribbons over the shoold'
rrs Another French garment IN
hines ntted braSsiere and peiilco"'
with an edges bound in pink SATIN
ribbon. the p%ctticoat having three
tiers. each ribbon bound calloi ht'
nishes for wear with her clingins
evening gowns. short petticoaiS oi
llack satin cut IN panels, each pane
hound an around with goaelin blue
fhtlle ribbon and embroidered VIII
hiUc and silver chrNsanthemums.
SiHl another French po'iiroat. IRON
"a famou. French house t. OF old hln'
satin with three plcated frilS ~ whii'
chiffon and o. nounce az white chinor
inset with black chantp moths. >
fringe made Of short loops ~ hlarl
and white satin ribbon hangs iron
tho bottom. This pe'ticoai matches
hrasslcrc ~ chantill, ana chiffon. viii
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07

cuss plans for nkiug mp their
studies where u was dropped when
tho organization took M Rod cross
work Plans were mndc and q pro-
gram mapped ~ and tn" club Viii
take up their regular study SOME
time IN January \ most d,ltrhtinl
social hour WIS endowed - Ms
Cahoon served a pleasing luncheon q"
conclude the m'ctng
Mrs, J. w. johnson lett sunday f3l
Carrizozo. whore she VIII spcid sew
eral days on matters of business "nd
pleasure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07

shown 90 the iNiic. Tho entire stor,
ol rrussian intrigue against America
rs clearly and thriliiugiy told in this
remarkable p%hutopiny. Scono after
scene exposing the prussinn ~
10 America and world freedom. epi-
sodCa dealing with the ov"rrunninp 81
belgium. the German prison camps
and l-hOat warfare all Of these and
many other remarkable incidents are
shown hoe this vivid picture taken from
actual urSgcs of tho worlds history.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07
UNIVERSITY NOTES
s>>> ~>>~>

Ralph ~ Meyers, student mstruc-
tor % chemistry at the varsity and
Miss Margaret schumacher an assist
amt lea the chemistry department are
teaching physics and chemistry ~ the
high school until the return uf Pro-
f"ssor Taylor from an army training
camp or until another instructor can
he secured
Ashworth pean Of i%ovinEton y NJ.
returned 10 his home last night Hc
sustained q broken ankle several days
ago while engaged in q friendly wres-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07

Bilious? Feel heavy after dinner
Bitter taste? Complexion sallowp
Liver perhaps needs waking up.
Doan's Rcguiets for bilious attacks
soc at all stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07

THERE are few forms of amusement which can more effectively
put to roUt The gloomy demon of care aud worry than the movies.
= \ few reels of Charlie Chaplin. Douglas Fairbank> Mary Pick
ford or ether film favortes are guaranteed 10 rrnoVr the lines of
anxiety from the countcnancc sf the tired business man. and 90 restore
the smile Of happiness upon the face of the weary housewife whose
day has been flied with fallen cakes, burnt biscuit, ink stained center
and similar household tragedies; while to the heart of youth the
lmnyics will nycr offer ther fascinating apncnL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07

Girls ,hinL - unlucky "a losc the
chance 81 Tetuph tu opal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07
MOVIE MENU AT THE LOCAL
THEATRES NEXT WEEK WILL
APPEAL TO VARIED TASTES

Plays of Comedy and Tragedy in Which Prominent
Actors and Actresses Take Leading Parts Offer
Unusually Attractive Film Program for Coming
Week; Interesting Tips About Stars, Given by
Local Managers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07

Ihis >rnr CAP Md israssicrc sets Are
TIE Holiday Giu.iad Pate Hinc
satin Ribbon snd silver Lace Were
tscd Ia IA, Making Of Tliis Co
auottish set.
made OF thc hlonded ribbons Win
Ions nuifcrIne cpds TO the skirt hem
complete the iifle |frock
Glfi seekers Nill ind wonderful rib
hons IN IN" widths suitable foF sishos
shimmefing sfiins. metal threaded
hrooad's aud rbDons with lace In
scris. There at' also velvet ribbons IN
ili widths from t.ny ribbons for show.
er how on liHseFieito handsome vide
velvet tibOon for trimming sport hate
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-07

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