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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15
TR|ANCLES
VS., HENRYS
Fast South Side Eleven Will Clash With
The Henrys Nett Sunday Afternoon
At Tunnel Green

TWO'hrll lnN- n lho VA!I"N VIII nc
afforded Il spl, nGIi gam" l.rN' SUNDAY
afternoon nj Tunnel Grr"n when me
.rripuplr \. {. clash with the we'll known
HAIRY eleven e ia" East End.
The Ems, End eleven Is we'll known
to all rridlrou fms and they know what
kind nr 4 game they can put un.' Ihc
Trlang!"s have boon known 10 inc 'hhS
n, IbT Mnrks. and j. ON" Of IN" fastest
nmalrur teams III the l&5 pound class
N ihN GhLO NallnN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15
Big Gridiron Contest
For 'Armistice'Day
BELLAIRE ATHLETICS AND WHEELING ALL-STARS
WILL CLASH AT FAIR GROUNDS

Grove CIV: Duffy. swa-;hmore: Ward
No,re Dame.
Wh"cl!rH--Stobbs. Washington & J"''-
crsor: Goodwin. Washington n jcn"'N""
Kublr. Nash-JeN: Miller, Wesleyan:
Bachm4r. W. V. l.; Curtis. NrS!'YH''
coleman. W. y. l.; Bud Wagner
Ee.hany; Reckelhelmer. Vanderbilt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15
Observation-Disclosures

When the OranEn and Eil" CridiroN
eleven lineup against HUNTINGTON iirh
ne,t Saturday afternoon At thr Sltt"
Falr grounds. they VIII meet what Will
nrohablv be their hardest Opponent Of
tho 1919 season
Coach "l!,l,' Stohhs has hts bows out
this week and is putting tN"w Through
The same Old grind. so as - gct them
IN pcrfcct condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15
MOUNTAINEER FANS
ARE STILL RAV|NG

Src";7r Dispatch TO Tho 1ntclligoncer.
M0EEANTbWE. OCT. l3-SundnF
was give, over. her" In NOR" lhvInE ON
tho part ur M"urtnlurcr fans about IN"
showing of tn" West Virginia eleven ~
Forbes Field on Saturday. i"strrdny a
moro. sober "itI'Ul' WAS diSC"rnlhl" ana
rh.rn +; hrr. that before rnany Gays
hIv" passed IN" fans VII b" %"t''"n
down t. the same calm dol N"rA;'un thh'
urrKv TIA. rrl,hrS and III" players
White no Inter regard IN" defeat At
l.rt rs IN nlmust overwhelming hluW'
,lry know :hcv have games !"i I" play
that ar" Jus' as important as 'hh' WIN
r.il ana That ~" 26-u .cor" nj li'tS-
IIIr,- =. "a mot represent a r"rl weakness
IN III" part of tn" M"untain""rS. ThcN
81 ,.r.,. Ia "cnnc back and from TINS
stand point the defeat may be good
thing.
stared and which IN" West Virginia
rn.,i...s rXroct T. finish. j. the clint
untr.u :rnm III" lineup Of on" or wo'
or ., II ulor.. men who haV" been stars
here ~ former years md VII" have THIS
Year riv,l occasional "v.d"nCr OF play
:u.~ On 'lfIr r,TutIituriS.
Tlrrc - IIi," nrd III and T.v''c in
rhr Iackh"!H AID Martin. Archer. Ems
weller AID Wcm"r in III" In" who arr
not ono whit w"rs" nlay"rs nan IN"
men who started against lf't IN Satur-
dnv and tho "ineih" dope" her" IS - tho
rnir.- To- C.t chance in tn" regular
lineup.
Maryland Game Excites.
rN"r" VIII ne little time fer "v0"ri-
m.rrltiru IN IN" lineup hccaWS" Mary
lnni comes hero on SATURDAY, for a Ear1r
,hat bars all The carmarl;S Of a hard
fourth, struggle Today and tomorrow
Mr1rnrr will likc,y make y def MT" de-
r,-..rt rs - ~" men /" Will H." Sl'ur-
div ,"i ThTr.l"v ana Friday they Will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15
Hc-Most girls. have found. don't

Second He-Nhy do you say that?
lle-Well. you may pick beautiful
strains on a mandolin for an hour. ana
thr wont even look out OF the window.
but Just one honk Of horn Gnd-cue
she comes .-LonLon BliHhty. @
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-17
New York Leads in
Number of Men Who
We're Sent Abroad

Washington. Fob IA table
showing tho number 10 men Furnish
cd o. The army hy each state during
the war was made public today ut no
war department Nsw YORK lUd With
1g5.SGf and Nevada stood laat with
t.io5 ln the total 20 iifG-t men uh-
talncd hy draft. voluntary enlistment.
or through the national Fuurls
Tho figures ore complied 90 90 Nn-
Vcmher % and the Eruui total in-
rlufeH the overseas rlrrIsnrH Boo I'Hr-
o. Rico. Hawaii. aud the Philippine.
and ln Alaska AZ VOL us thf AmrIi-
can oVpediuouary force and Che army
az home
other western states furnished the
following number of soldiers
Texas. ifi0ft. California li.11f.
Iowa. nslNts Nebraska lt'a'
Warrington. kr.is4 Montana tt
esa. Colorado. ltga1 oregon l0
ifs south Dakota 90 s Nnrfh TO-.
knti. ga.sNl. idaho. la.Hit Utah.
1891 New Mcsisp, ..tlai WIam'
ms 1886 Arizona. In.fHt
The total included tiHu fh..if ruHI
Porto Rico, $3.50 from Hawaii OIL.
tus from Alaska. $3.50 from tho Philip.
pines ii1t not |uli0cItsl Inl 900.
accredited Go th, American tkurII.
uonnfy force comprising mHu who
Joined the army in Europe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-17
ALL GERMANY is NOW WEARING OLD
CLOTHES OR PAPER SUBSTITUTES

strong tun. rather h accept the
fcondsand-third-h handed suits offered
them. Now and then. o. course, r.
soldier with luck o. Influence got a
good suit
"why did you rive up a suit This
morning q" asked a revolutionary
seader who told me that he had Just
turned IN a well worn outfit He was
a well 10 DO man who wore good
clothes.
II had to do u 70 save my face.
said he. Everyone know bad more
than one suit. II would not look well
for a man iu my position 70 be causht
Withholding my extra clothes from
the soldiers"
Pa worse than the clothes situa-
ton IL mat % footwear There are
no rev shoes for sale IN Germany
that are MADE of real leather. 20 far
NJ ! could discover. The shelves ~
the cobbicra' shops are packed WITH
unmcndable old shoes. The owners
demand that they BE- mondod even SO.
sltor Problem % iiE one.
There II M leather TO mend them
with. and the substitute leather FUR
nlshrd By the state d. n soft cuma
pound made 81 leather scraps and OLD
rubber and some other odds and ends
that does not wear well at an Nor can
n iffNiIN tAhH IN n NfNH ~ HN"f
30 be meudcd in an Informal sort ~
way he must ret % card Tor u and
satisfy n state official that his shuoi
really need mcnding No one may
have more than one pair u shoes
mtnGcd ln "a ainrle month
children very largely wear shoes
mndc with wooden coles n paper
upucrs These cost sixteen marks and
last very we'll while the weather b.
dry. Three days 81 rain destroys them.
however ! was shown shoe % this
sort wnlrh had been worn not more
than three days-thC state ~ the
wooden sole proved their q but
which had literally fallen GO piece.
because Of the wet aiw scores ~
children running about bare footed
although See formed regularly every
night in the roadside puddlca The
fsruuuH endure their uld clothes
with pfliasuphic resignation Every
one wears ola clothes o. tn hc dts
covered ln ~ ueW suit would almost
expose the fortunate wcnref o. cflt'
cisni. nut they complain bitterly be.
cause their children lack footwear fuf
the winter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-17


CHAPTER NxIx.
outlined my plan TO Annie. fol
the first time since mothrr lett me !
explained In detail any hopes ard ny
desires for helping ~ 10 help
Themselves, and al 'hs same dina 10
become Of use 10 the wufld- % Nse IN
q broader sense h over before. rlic
wrs enthusiastic az once
1T 10 such a big plan" sho said.
Then whimalcaliys "Nou never viii
get married " you 40 hir thinrs like
that, Men don't like such woman
How DO you know they don'tf'
! felt myacif flush a. asked the
question. thought Of Irlrt and
nat he cared for me svln tallEh I
va a business M
because thcy IRE l%oaious Of a
woman who docs fhinEs -inv thlnrs,
Of course. they don't mind girls Ike
me. but women Nho have learned Co
do the work they used o. DO and
learned 20 do u au Wcii. or better per-
hapa. and get the same pas a. thHY
used 10. a. IL that sort 81 wumnn
they ~ going 20 make unhappy. You
see u 1 am not right Then men
aren't going a like the idea Of their
wives working You know that d. 10
because D girla like Nina have
talked 90 you. Why. GrorFe would
think he was abused " Sinu dld any
thing but wait upon him-n he mar
ried her"
George is only an u~neducatcd.
foolish man. Poor fellow. he could
not FIGHT because OF q physical defect.
~ Nina told me. 70 ne IL still wofking
along in the narrow nrooNc ne he al
WAYS has done. Hut there are BIG
men. many OF them. I think who
Ike was about 10 say Mt lamp
heer. hui caught myself M time
who think more Instead of less Of a
woman who fills a worth while place
IN the world, and fills n satiHfnc-
torily. such men 10 not docry or be-
little the woman who has made Of
herself an economically Independent
creature. and who ran support her
self perfectly without hia aid No. In
deed. thsy look ~ 70 them n re-
Joice IN their sueeeas"
n am afraid you ore goinE 20 get
q lot Of loitn aienE that line. dear
olive"
when We weru alone / had Insisted
that Annie call me b. my first name
OF course. at the office u wouldn't Doe
quite the thise-not while / held me
position over her. You know "a lot
about business, Bat ! imagine some
OF us girls could giV you a lot Of
pointers about men. You see your
war work was different Men looked
at u more "A a sort OF play" In "a
way ! realised hat Annie was rrht
hat when women invade the sacred
precincts Of the financial world and
carry off the pcrlulritea in shape Of
big. fat pay envelopes men nren
going 20 be Va suuye,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-17

~O YOU mind taking on your nat
at tho theatre or anywhere else
In publicf or DO you feel that
~ YOU 'icok % much better Win
your hat on" and prefer TO wear y
Whenever there IA the least cNenAo
II you do. u is fairly certain that ~
do not rive an the ~nttcntion 70 l"u'
ooinuro hat you should.
GOOD many ON would IKE 70
49,. pretticr hair and a amartS
arranaed hair. but DO not know IVA
80 10 effect a change for D bette
4, thrlr own tressca They ADMIRE
ruiiy. / cxauisitely dnrssod look
81 tho woman who never MINDS re-
wevlnr her hat. and they wish they
"a hair a. well Kept and a. natural
IN beautiful - hers. Bat They hasSnt
Ina that's all there u about 81
- IA nine cases out Of ten thoy
e,aia have lust ~ attractive hair. n
a. rsa.on thcyihayc uot--and always
Es.p a hat on u possihie-S pure
i~azincati
1 can hear a good many women
deny his Indignantly; but u u the
truth nevertheless. There arc ven
f,w heads % hair that are 90 hopcicna
That a smart coinure Il impoaiblc-
NJ ono takes tho trouble, but unlcf'
hair ia naturally beautiful and Of gooi
quality. more or los trouble Is nocea.
rar, 70 koop q In perfect order. This
trouble the average. busy woman q
unwilling 20 take. All we'll and good
N sho San anord 90 pay for regular
halr.trcatmouts. for ahampoos marcel.
Wavinrs and couture arrangements on
special occasions. or for tho soryicoi
OF a competent maid who will keep
tho rccalcitfani locks In order. But
tho averane woman mo anorl
these things end any trouble taken
VITA her halr mus be taken by hCs
SILT
How much time 90 you spend on
your hnir9 Many a woman spend,
substantial sums on dental work Wis
- a manicure terulnriy "a that hci
hands are always ln dainty oondluon
ana buys creams eni cosmotics foi
her complexion. yet gives 20 liftif
thought I'd her hair thnt an invitation
20 "a hir unair b. positively worriaome
because % that perfect cninuro whicf
her grand toilette ia COINS to demand
md which sho knows she 10 not 60
Ing 20 be- ablo 20 achieve.
Wise T. she whose locks nrc AWAY
IN such perfect condition that thel
take the way thoy should 50 on al.
occasions ani nus nc special worn
or misery ut a time whom ono r. OF
ready worried enough. trying 20 looi
once very best for a grand occasion
No longer can any woman urufca
that 10. hair q "too 1caGty 20 lool
decent. however sho .rits 20 arrang'
g." The colnuro OF tho mamcnt doe
not require a groat deal % hair; Ia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-17

Al Germany Il wearing old clothes
Everything n hldeoualy expensive
IN Germany, but clothes are simpr'
beyond price.
We used 70 read Of he paper clothes
ina with 10 much r~siisfaciion rhosc
rnports would be q joke, except that
PAPER clothes arr not humorous g.
thA wcarer. They are wssfn 10 eone
eztnnt b. the workmon and The Ncry
poor. They are. hoerVcr. nurc cx-
reusito than rial Noaie1 or linen
clothes because the garments do rot
last They ate bourht onH ~ thcse
who. for the moment. hrk money 20
set the real thing
Paper Oxcrnlls Expensive.
A overall suit q paper such "a
an German ~orknien put on 20 pro
tcst heir clothlne. costs SO marks
vas told a. tho state controlled
establishment IN which paper clothes
are sold against the g0vcrnmcntl
ard issue.
-Ars they any roods- I asked.
Tha reply won a rather ruu-rum.
initial n They were fairiy good
was told, 20 lorr ~ the Ncarer Wa
suplcycd on dry work. They did not
stand the rain or sun very well. still
these nlip-on suits u paper were used
largely. Paper was little used now
for clotbtnr IL other sorts.
How much did a good siip-on ruii
81 strong liren . before the VAT p
4 asked.
Cnricrs Arr n fnxury.
The difficulty no German meets a.
clothinF himself was brought hnins
20 me because was forced 10 buy
three articles during my stay IN Her
I'm. needed collars. a hat and Q
pair Of rartern. The collars made 81
cotton. hut well cut. cost me one
dollar and a quarter each. A fuzzy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-17

picturos-is moro becoming than .
tight. -fisp marcel. but you viii have
70 insist on tho loose ave and stick
10 n. for the average hairdrcssor does
love 10 cfinkle the hair up into tight.
hard looking iliiio unduiauonsi And
have the hair waved tho day-bcforc.
thc-day Of your important evening On.
Fagcmcnt-not the same day ny ths
second day the waves orc always soft.
or and moro natural looking and ad.
Just themselves better 90 a graceful
arrangement. Some women wind a
chiffon scarf lightly over tho head.
or an old face ytli. when going 20 bed
to Keep the waves from nattcniug
out during sleep.
Two Of the pictures show n hish ar.
fnnrcmont OF tho hair. tho ends being
made into soft puna on the crown
while tho waves 10 thr front are drawn
loosely oyor forehead and ears. The
other picture shows The hair wound
around tho head. revealing ifs con-
tour. the ends are tucked % ut rIFht
at the back. and make the fIIula.
lion OF the rolnurc which Be- H.tHfIy
elongated at tho croW Tho back
hlIr D. twisted l.rh and made into a
COLI or Knot ON thc crown 'hrn tho
waves ne front and sIl,s ur, drawn
entirely over this knot and tho ends
tucked iu. and % fow shell or amber
g. o. hold The colalro in place These
pins are evident boo go fhc pictured
rrI08rra. fhay hr'p 'H tH'l fhr waves
against fsH HeII InI Ets Che correct
IHHur.fH a.. fH, hH.rtr,.tur
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-17

but I thought Of Frank and smiled.
I had roccivod a. letter from him that
very morning. n Ions. chattY letter.
telling OF the changes wrought hy tho
var; changes in the people a. we'll as
In the towns M cities some OF his
letter was Hnddeninr, other parts told
Of the quick rebound Of the people 81
The defua atrd countries. told ~ in
such % waY that ~ made my hear,
hfut faster 10 think Of what was
being actompl 'shrd owe there And
he ave me cuuufc % think ! might
De- Of service in the rccanstfucuon
this side Of b. world.
Hc wrote OF me gaycty in Paris in
spite Of tho great SORROW which hni
hson the part of the French nation.
of he rc~silicncy OF the people. of tho
shops. tho thsatcrH. and b opera.
Iic spoke ~ our coming marriage. our
life together and ] thrilled 20 hli
words Ills letter was not exactly 20
love letter yet / wna happy because
I could read between the lines ard De-.
cause I know Dee loved inc az hat
never hnd "a 20 WHY shuuld hs
have chosen me out Of 400 the women
he knew for his Wife,
10 ! replied happily. detailing 900
my htlc incnnacqucntul daily duinnI,
a~poloEizInE for their lack Of interest
when compared 20 what was daily
taking place before him tio had
said We would take "a trip abroad nH
soon aa maitcru we're in u settled con
ito 10 that travelling would once
more be 70 pleasure. and ! aold him
how enthusiastically ! should look
forward 10 such "a trip with him :
had been abroad only once. then whom
] was unlY "a slip Of u Elrl Ms im-
pressions were family reminiscent of
a Kay, brilliant Paris where everyone
played nll day long m tho gardens of
the Tuilcrics or on ma Huis and ~
n London WHORE there was nothing
but fog and rain and where an Enp.
hsh doctor hurt me whom De- exam.
incd d sprayed my throat. had
sore throat ul tho time we were in
tho great forrY clty. Then We had
gone 90 brussels and 70 OHtcud NJ
memory refused 20 retain anything
beyond the quaint ntilu bath housfH
drawn iufo Use water hY horses aud
tho pageant ut the Grand lrlN when
the Belgian king and his ouiridorH
cumo onto the field
7 Thought much 81 tho delight OF
seeing theme places again. HeeInr
them with HIM. thc mHn loved
Would Wy dan Impressions mako
them arrm familiar or would fh" Wtr
have altered them hsy oqld my
milton n wnuld mot matter Z
thought nH Ions Hs was with hIuI
That would De b nuo thing thHt
really counted being alth him.
fHn HU continued
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-17

Lusursant Ircs-cs Arc Not Necessary
Tor A smart Coinurci Hut Tliusy
One Has Must Bo Ikquisitciy
Dressed.
deed long. heavy hair q rather hard
10 arrange ln tho modiah fashion"
there is 90 much OF be- that Che hair
dresser nnda difficulty iu dHpor ns 90
tho excess quantity study ul tue
pictures OF evening hHlrlro. ua pro-.
Hentcd today. and YOU viii ueo that
moi, one Of these three charming coli
furca requires long and heavy hfir.
Tho Aocrct lies 10 40 quality. not che
quantity - tho hair.
To make a smart couture F-rrc'Hf
Iy on evening coiVuro which o. moro
or Ices waved and cur'cd-fho hlIr
muft DO absolutely clean. with tHHi
soft. silky nunnoal that only lDtul.
fully clean hair has Tho smart no.
ranrcmcnt now IN rather close 90 The
head. revealing i's contour 'ct cover.
Iur cars and forehead. This mean
rofi. manageable trcsres Just Humri,nf.
iy waved 90 give tho close urraaru.
mont a graceful undulltion md pre-.
vert any ririd limos On Tho |Hih0u,'',
o. tIH b.. uuiraH your hair o. kHu'
40 tho time IN fhis clean, Foft conII
ton. and is waved and dressed each
day IN something tho manner illus
/ tratcd. % VIII not take Tho limos of
tho desired eolnufo upon OCCASION
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-17

hat-velour D. the trade name en- me
20 siSis -four MARKS. or sixteen doll
l1ft a. the nominal rate " exchange
Put n was when I bought the eartera
that : Eot the real shock.
These carriers have real rubber ~
them. ! was told by the clerk. They
are worth twenty marks Here - n
garter made with craatr rubbe-. which
We do not recommend. Thy arr
worth sixteen marks"
A. tho nominal rate for a mari.
then. a pair u ordinary rftY-CrNt
rartcra cost five dolis~s and n pair
y = might be worth a dime a. home.
except That u il doubtful n such
things are on the market In America
a. all sold for four dollars \ e7ily
ufnt rate wooicn suit cost SOC marks
Ia the ready -madc stores A. the
nominal rate THIS would be- two hun
drcd dollnrs The suit might scll Tor
thirty 10 forty dollars AZ home. An
oVtrCoat sells over tho counter ~
from 1Nfa 60 leo marks Most uf
the poorer Germans wear cotton
clothes which a. first slfht look very
much like wool bar are just a. good
when compared with WOOL az cotton
ALWAYS is They seii for geo 60 10o
MARKS. when y clothes card u pre-
apnted Paper pants are wurth 20
marks and q paper suit about 90
mafks
Two suits the limit.
Nc n D. permitted 10 own more
than two suits 81 clothes Not many
Germans have voluntarily surrendered
hts excess. but anyihinr mure than
tuo suits "a subject 90 cuunscation
uurinr The generalization period q
rrcat mann Old suits were turned
over 10 the government Tor TIE sol.
dlcrs were promised nifty MARKS each
and " suit ~ clothes when they iefi
tho army A. 70 rule they held on tn
their uniforms which were made If
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-17

lions Idea ratified" docinrcd William
low ~ Fart former president Of the
mite states. here today.
Mr. Taft spoke 10 the crowd al the
hlun station on his ARRIVAL from the
'iHt WIN the party touring tho cuun-
w lh The interest OF the league % ma
tiuuH
go mmcntlne Upon tho text ~ the
efii' iea aFrcri % 90 the pence con-
toroiiCo Tor u society ~ nations. for
mcr President Taft said
1t O. "a resi league u natluns II is
not an thnt l wished, but Il comes
nvtr II ana Il IL "a great deal hcttcf
thHu ] hoped n contains within o.
terms provisions Zoe ~ Fruwth.
iudcsd. the c%sigenciea of the Eurur-
cav situation in the sphere Of tho
louruc. viii probably require add.
tCunl and moro stringent provision
In some respects than appear IN me
present plan. but un tho whole ! am
uultU rrntlnrd over the unanimous
tHrcoment on tho subject
"rhcre should hr no doubt n it'
approval hy tho senate when u Dr. Cm-
bodied iu b treaty
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-17

Of the measure. Senator Hhifirs. put
through a resolution Tor deferred ac.
ton. n was nfFucd nralnat he hll
that ita pnsmro would prrVcut no
sending or delinquent children under
~ years Of are to tho feforniatofs %
Fort Grnut.
a mcnaur was introduced IN tho
senate 10 provide for the regulation ~
inheritance tukc1.
Two bills passed thclr third roHd-
iuga. one io provide for the holding
~ court az Aio and the other SETTING
superior rnuft fees.
The hill dividing D new count ~
Pyramid off Grant county, Swing
- mmid n valuation 81 f~p.bou.00u. ~
expected 10 puHs quickly ncNt week
an opposition having boon met. The
bunn Ana county irrigation mcnHurp
Will also have cnHy sailing NJ the nuht
ON a has been Withdrawn Two note
worthy m~rnsufrs introduced in the
house Yesterday were n mine tax out
put hili by Armilo and r. hli hi hlru.
missing tho tuN of Legislators 60 SO
a day. with SO n dnY fur speaker ~
The house Do president Of the som
ate
-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-17
OSTEOPATHS TO Be
LICENSED IF BILL
IN ARIZONA PASSES

phocni.. Ariz., Feb. 1.-Two bills
were introduced In the lower house II
The legislature TODAY which. roproapn.
mtIfea uHHcrt. are likely TO result in
wufm debates. one Of tho measures
would license oatcoputha M Arizona,
while the second provides chirn.
practices with permits to practice Both
niliT ure said Co have strong friends
and determined cucmies
The senate debate ON the state or.
phurHro niil stretched To- such "a
icnEih o. tho Opposition az times
rusN 90 such hcirht that to author
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widely separated You may have u
shampoocd. waved aud dressed the
day o. the party. but though curling
irons and cosmetic preparations viii
force o. 10 take The way % should 60
Tor "a amart couture. tho eject will be
artificial and rig.d and yoa Will not
look like yourself Therefore kcsr
'hc hair Boz proper condition all tho
time. have % ahampoocd and waved
occasionally, arrange % carefully and
hccomluEiy every dzs Ind hnirdross
Ing Will have no torrors Tor You when
tho night Of tho important party
comes around.
Twice "a month r. often enough foi
. thorough shampoo In most cases
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On The I,cuing Tie Hair l. wom
iiigh; IN SOFT Pun. itut Masrs
Nust Cover Forehead Aud Lars Al
The Front.
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promo 20 c..Tr in heavy, d4uE locks
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wHHH.d once "a wg.k. % your hair
a straight and urrl'y o. wui ply you
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RI 20 week rl fUn d1fa Tho wave pg'
.n hy "a GOOD hr.fdrrsaer viii last l
long time ia winter whom the head
docs not porrpiro ana hon % o. no.
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evening icss as In summcf time. 4
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