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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-15
ACHES AND PAINS
QUICKLY RELIEVED
You'll find S1oan's Liniment
sOftens the severe
rheumatic ache

Put It on freely. Don't rub it In.
Just let it penetrate naturally. What a
sense Of soothing relief soon follows!
External aches, stiffness, soreness.
cramped muscles, strained sinewss,
back "cricks" ailments can't
fight off the relieving qualities OF
Sloan's Liniment. Clean, convenient
economical. Ask any druggist for it.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-15
ROTARY CLUB CHANGES
DATE FOR ELECTION

The meeting Of the Rotary club
Tuesday noon at the Arlington hotel
was devoted entirely to business.
Many resolutions that were recon-
mended for adoption by the confer
ence committee on resolutions at the
Rotary meeting In Indianapolis on
Feb. 10 but could not be brought up at
that time were acted upon at the To-
cal club meeting
The Richmond Rotary voted to
change its constitution so that the an
nual election will come the last Tues
day in April instead of the last Tues
day in June.
The club endorsed a resolution re-
questing each club in the Eleventh dis
trict to undertake the responsibility Of
organizing at least one new Rotary in
neighboring city. Connersville is
suggested as the field in which Rich
mond Rotary should establish club.
This will be done under the supervis-
ion Of the district governor.
The club voted against a resolution
favorfng vocational section meetings
to be held at the next district confer
ence. Much discussion ensued on this
point The general opinion was that
such a plan would detract from Rot
airy club spirit.
The club voted to assist in combat
ing venereal diseases, to cooperate
with the Anti-tuberculosis society, and
approve medical examination Of school
children.
A resolution prohibiting women's
Rotary auxiliaries was passed.
Resolutions, supporting organized
boys work, endorsing plans of CO.
operation Of Rotary clubs with the
United States Board of Vocational
Education on Employment for dis
charged soldiers and sailors, and reso-
lutions concerning club problems were
passed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-15
Liberty Bond Holders
Urged to InDest Their
Coupons in War Stamp.
(By Associated PreSS)

(By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, April 15-Reinvest-
ment in war savings stamps of the
$3.50, 100000 which holders Of the
fourth liberty loan bonds will receive
tomorrow as interest, was urged today
by the savings division of the treas
ury. 1t was poiAted out that If this
sum was invested in war savings
stamps at once 1t would be redeem
able in 1924 at profit to investors Of
more than $3O000,000
Postoffices and secretaries Of war
savings societies will accept liberty
bond intrest coupons in exchange for
war savings stamps.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-15
BRAZIL ELECTS PRESIDENT.

BUENOS AIRES. Argentina, April
1.-THE Brazilian newspapers today
concede the election of DR.. Epitacio
Pessoa to the presidency of Brazil as
a result of Sundays balloting, accord
ing to dispatches from Rio Janeiro to-
day. DR.. Pessoa, who is head of the
Brazilian delegation to the peace con-
ference. will assume the Office upon
his return to Brazil.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-15
Rainbow Veteran, 81 Years
Old, Wins Bride in France
(By Associated yress)

NEW YARK. April 15.-Claiming to
have been the oldest man fighting
with the Rainbow Division, Sergt.
Ezra A. Graham, 81 years old of In
dianapolis, arrived here today on the
Rochambeau with two wound stripes
and the French war cross with one
star. He was greeted at the pier by
his wife, former Mile Alberta Steve.
of Rennes, France, who preceded him
to this country.
In the earlier rosters of the 150th
Field Artillery, Ezra A. Graham is
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-15
WANTED: EIGHTEEN MEN.

Eighteen men are wanted at the
Army Recruiting office, South Sixth
and Main streets, for motor truck
transport corps in Panama. Men en-
listing for this service will enter the
infantry and then transfer to their
proper branch after qualifying. Me-
chanics and chaffeurs are also wanted
at once for overseas duty.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-15
LEAGUE ELECTS MAY 8

The Franchise League VIII meet
Saturday, May 8. Election Of officers
will be held. The reports from the
representatives to the state meeting
will be given by Mrs. M. F. johnston
Mrs. Nell Barnard. Pansy Newly and
Mrs. Harlow Lindley. Il
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-15
CLASSES TO GIVE SKATE

The Junior and Senior classes IN
High school will give q skate at ne
Coliseum next Friday evening. Thls
is the fourth skate held by the Hgn
school this winter. =
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-15
DEPARTMENT MAKES RUN

The fire department made a run
Monday night about II o'clock to put
out a fire in a vacant shack at 705
North 1 street. The damage was not
serious.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-15

listed as a saddler. and his next of
kin is given as Mrs. Bertha Williams,
a daughter, Rural Route %, Edinburg.
Ind.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-15

Oyster shells are being used ex-
tensively,in the manufacture of Port,
land cement along the coast Of the
Gulf of Mexico
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-28

A Studious Cost
This" said the goat, as he
turned from the tomato and began
on the broken mirror with relish,
this is indeed food for reflection
--Lehigh Burr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10
THE REVOLT OF SUSAN HYDE
An Unusual Story of Unusual courtship and Marriage.
BIZ BEEcHER
"a "a 49,

tons I know Ann Norton would
watch every muNt ManNilia made and
hrn tulk about b. wis sure he
would give hor reason because when
Ruth Markham was around b.
seemed o. have tfes Tor mo one but
her.
We had not Fivcn 10 dinner before
tho bridge. Dot we're to give "a supper
"a midnight Manvlllo ordcrcd "a de.
ucloua supper 400 tho dHinilca la Sea
son lie had men from his club 10
serve W or coufae u was no trouble
ca work for me vet g. us always,
winhed a were I wanted 10 be- con
suited, not ignored, What I wanted
and what I not were tive different ana
opposite things
Was not al 100 surprised 10 fuI
when ho had placed the guests tha'
MauNiiic was 10 the table with Ruth
Markham We we're Ca pivot Instead
OF progress an 10 meant he would hs
with her all tho evening But ! Ma
immcnaely comfuried hat he had al
lowed me 20 BE- at the table with June
and Alfred, tho fourth being Lawson
Mckee.
you viii probably talk too muca
10 suit the older people 40 I'll put Won
an together. ne had fnid when 4
timidly asked whore I was 10 ~.
Aunt had proporei that We draw
for partners. but Manvilie had Oh.
ierind ! wondered " his objections
came from the fear thut he might he
.Hertraied from Ruth Markham. VI
said;
'rhat n an right. Aunt whore pao
nle ere strangers hut where ono
knows an heir gtcsta n makes n
nv moro pleasant ~ place people
with those with whom Won know they
are c~pnEcninl"
Perhaps o. nfe riEht MunVilie
Shs WAS 20 play With MrH Norton
and her husband and Mr Hughes :
wasn't so sorrf Ann Marion had hccn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10

Mofv Than one hundred thousand
Chinese lanterns were aunE from tht
chincae shops. deoliinEn and temple
lining both sides Of the coiorfui I'ckin
fhornurhfare. IN NaEimoVa's TN
Red Lantern" during the 81 canlnE OF
the biE street scene. Atop the giant
arch oNeriookinE the Great Wall sur
rounding tho ancient capital WIS
placed ~ mighty arnrChhEbt. tho
beams Of which were played upon thu
figure Of NaEimoya. ne ntilrod In tho
regal robes Of tho Goddess Of tho
Red fantcrn. the star waa borne down
the street on an Immense p~aianquin.
CArrod by w. dozen chinese COOLIES
through = suEing thronE Of 9oo cc-
lcatials.
Tho ayn OF this giant n~curchnrht
and The light of tho Thousand lanterns
were caught BY the blinking eye ,f
tho camera bal beyond tho "adf-
lines that M W. u range OF The
camera icnr-waa IN array Of nEhts
COR Illuminating tho cnurc spectacle
that iaado the niEht tine brighter
than a California MONDAY
A Russian star. "a French director.
an American actnario writer. an Hat
Ian rulmcramnn and a Chinese story.
are the chief factors in the colossal
Nazimosa production. The Red Lam
tern"
Nakimova II q daughter OF Russia
her director A. Albert capciianl. 'a
frenah-for "a number VI ysnrs the
most noted Of an cinema directors in
Paris with Patho; June Mathis. niftei
American woman winter, c1labouitcd
with N. capciiani in NJ preparation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10
ANNOUNCED
FOR DRAINAGE MEET
TO Be HELD FRIDAY


Aside nom Governor f~Arranolo.
who VIII deliver . general adtrcs. on
the subject 81 drainage. ofn of
most exnefIsnred men Hong drainage
Hires IN the nouthwsu VIII speak ~
The df,tnaEe convention which VIII
art herr Friday aurrnonn. The
meetings viii be hrid AZ the Chamber
through Saturday.
County Arent Tanaiey aud Aldo Leu
pcId. uf the Chambfr Of Commerce.
made = personal whit Ia many con-
mnnlfies near Albuquerque yesterday
and report that the Interest j. hifhiy
IN favor % the conferences and that
these communities viii be- well repre-
ssnted ~ fhe meetlng. Reports coni-
inr ~ 20 1hc chamber from an Sec
lions o. the middle RIO Ornnde VAL
Toy indicate a banner attendance.
me following n the program cuy-
erIflf the entire convention
FrfdR7. dmno -.
CAN 10 order I ,. m.
EuGeno kempenich. chairman
Major ~ Rnppe, interpreter
roilouine are the SUBJECTS and
Addrsss 81 weleorsc on nehsif Of
Chamber o. Commerce. ~ Coon.
sWhnf THls Convention l. fur
Chairman Eugene kempcnieh.
Aaur.n &c.,.
hnfn..N'.. e.t - ~.
Nnt Nee 80. c.,,.,s
u .r,ie.f ,e-erns unvo, ~, ~. p,,.
~hs' rtaM. rr.e farme,
Lanus. sam's - ' w
a'aie shtl"'o''
will Drainage 49, Protitahle "a =
landowner" Hon. L A. diiiett.
state hneineer. ma,
the "' t"' i~n' h"N
'nl - "a ~
D~Ia,nns' -,
nahce usse' '"e -" ~
ns,u- a.. s..,h Ann.
o.te'', -. gi..l A
gueraue DiH'''0' N"' ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10
Parents Interested
in ChiIdren's Clubs

That tho parents are acquiring con.
adorable Interest In the boy and Flrl
club movement In Now Mexico w1s
shown yesterday when many parenia
attended the meeting AZ The Fourth
utroet school bulldlur whore Mrs
Eiinahaih kngrr. % the state depart
mcnt. delivered an addrrHa tu tho
children and took steps To- make The
organization Of a permanent charae-
ter.
More than two-thlrdf ~ tho club
members were In Attendance Al The
meeting. AIRS Herbert A. Easton ana
Mrs. q. II. Foraker. who ur0 especial
b Interested IN the work IN the Fourth
street district. Will take an active part
this summer IN atouelng interest IN
every parent IN the community.
Airs Roger left Aibuquerqhr today
for Valencia county and viii return
here Friday 20 further assist County
Club Leader Phillips In chanfing his
clubs from the aiA-month 90 the year
NH"N"F
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10

invited uhon 1 .aw the arrangement
honr.i Aunt Cynthia would taftH
nET watching MnuNiIIr and Ruin
MARKHAM. AZ might not plrnna her
cttn " shc I'D thluk everything Man.
VILE did was nEht
Hut : soon fofsos sys,s,n'na IN my
from what I had feared n mIsht Do
AZ flfnt 7 PLAYED opposite Alfred aud
We laughed and iokcd an the tins.
uhrf when June laughed aloud Aunt
cynthia looked around. frownine like
-eh--rs I rcprovca. we must be
me,s auiet OF Ne ~ih disturb the
n knoe-but u IL - rood 10 see
gon happy and" June caught her.
self. know she had forgotten lor a
moment hat Lawson Mckee was "a
the table.
Aren't yon always happy p" n was
Lawson who asked the question. lIa
had spoken very low while June was
anruinK with Alfred over some play
o. hla
mo, ai~ass-.ars you" : also
spoke Ia a low tone
~No-perhaps not-but Z am vers
happy touIghL"
No am ~
Come. susan. a l. your tutn ~
show how well you can play. June
has been scoidinK me-" Aired pre-
vented further condolences.
she shouldn't scold you.- I sym
nathined and AGAIN gave my atten-
ton - the game. hut I felt happier
than IN n lcnG time I ala not trv 10
tneiyEe the reason. should most like
~ have rcpudlafcd that u was law.
son Mckec'a presence.
We stopped playing y little bcforr
~ and Manviile brought In Tho
prizca. ! was delighted when June
% the nrri woman'a prise Tor hlrh
score. also the prize for hirhest score
a table. Aunt was second. and
the highest nj her table. which dll
o appear 10 molnrv her in tho
least hecauae she insisted upon sec.
inr Juno's card and addlna up the
score heraeif Mr.. Norton won first
. mans prize. had hopni Manvllle
7 would allow me 20 give the prires -
was supposedly the hosfensi but he
did O he ravs thcm himself.
The ~npnef was perfect ! Thought
then ain think that Manellle was
absolutely n past master IN table w..
auirementH ' had learned much
from him oven though he rnVc me
no chance t. uHe my knowledge
Everyone was verv say ~ supper.
al hurhinE and talking promiscunus-
a. had seen NOTHING between NAM
willie and Rnth Markham ta annoy
me although | really had not watched
them az All : was too busy. and
too happy
n ~ 2 o'ciork whrn the ruesia
began 20 taik 81 Foinr. The Nar.
tons were To- drnn Mrs Markham
ON their vnv. ManViiia was nsaisl.
lnr the ladies with their wrlua A.
h@ laid heF crimson Hoax over Ruth
Narkham's shoulders heard her
snvi
Don't forget Ne there NJ T. We
VII have . Ions aftemo9ns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10

rhyslsi.n. tlsiu thrss b notkias nat uin
aHIpIF fhls feufIenry 80 veil a. the offanif
nbasrhate kroan arIrna 1rurgiaia A. hitrp.
pAospkete xhieh d inetSenslse and 4 aola "A
nrrns Pharmacy n AIhnQnfrqns and most Al
druggists undar . guarahtee 81 natlnfarfion
~ Iaonay bach, ny ifeding The nerves direct
and ~ aarpllina NE BODY coils With the
ntcsa1aff uhoarhnric food elements. hiiro
~nheslhffs should produce 4 welcome trsas
fnfmsilon 10 fht apptsrants ne 'nereast 10
asIlhf Frequently tfiaf nstoalshinE.
Infrtasa n rtlGhi also eaFriea ulth u .
n1naral imrrovamenf IL The health. Nerves..
Isss. aiaspiaisnsss sd iaef q sasrly, which
tt64iE aienya sfennranr. excessive thinnees.
11lalisn. and pole eteetg 1lNu ~hh fhs
t.a6.n o. rfFiest hfalih. Mss Georfh
tl441Ilaa. who VS. onna ihin and frau a.
rar&la4 her a0E esperfHea, uritta' 'hiilQ
|E.&DE1Ia has brought about . magic trans
l1n1lil0n With me gsinRd as pounds and
I.sg1r bsfors felt 70 veil
CfrTf0N s--Aithoneh bsFop phosphate b.
,asaspsssaA feF relieving uersansntss, sleep
l.-sasss 80 sfnef4i ~ealRsas. u shouid a9t
rs-.1s - ~ ttnhsnry - ierTfkas Weight. hs
s.il ~ sufoHs rAe esss 40 desiIs 70 ~
- tI<tAs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10
Cable Injunction
Suits Dismissed

Washington. June a-Federai court
dccrccs diSmisslne injunction proceed
ings brought 10 RESTRAIN Postmaster
GENERAL nurlcson from seiEinE and
retaining control 81 the cattle line 81
the Commercial cable and the Com
mercihi. Pacific Gable companies NJ
well az from merging Nesi with
those of he Western Union Tcie-
graph company were set aside by the
supreme court today, which ordered
the lower court a. dismiss b pro-
cucdlufF
Federal court decisions hoidinE the
proceedings were not lusticiahle were
reversed by the supreme court. which
held however that because ~ the re-
turn % M cables % private owner
ship. the questions Involved are moot
and the caHes mua be dismissed b.
The lower our
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10


DLkSs ~ ,s.sa,ns q mr., n
h. ta. 1. 4
lsse,sa 10 M.z,,'' rsui.l,ss
<sS 1~>i,hsan. ns<s Ekcr .,<fian>
.11I1 a. ne rTrrH ~ p eurftIt1<f
Annie ><rhh uItntah stale -upefiu.
t.s,s,s < '9 .', e.. r.,sa Z
fi>frilf savings tit's.pn tsetuuafitr<
s' 2, ,.., 5nsss = s',n n,,f ''s s : / ~ ., ssss
~ ~ ti.nrr <o-r~,t<f fith - Iht.u
Ntf ~ ne etnoaiA
'fhfln Da5 VH ~ dp'Itnattt -
n. stare d~ttafia'rnt - ~cietaucn and
thl< r,n ~ supplemented ~ > proc
l4m4f|nn irons 0ctsfuor Hobby. spe-
cIsl prepared Ahtln pfesfums ~tl be
ri<.n fhat naf and a. isrsons VII ~
- 1psss ~ correlated WIN snF'f'
TIA .rxs..s,urs n.. provided usai
leo nIIda Is o. <n1l, school dHy snail
be M apart sof ne trathinF u "a.
lFlotrm ~ inc >enols. and q has been
s<r~<d that IA. lime shall y di!'esa
1nn,.r ned cfc-- do f1fnIsr 70 have
three days and Inc i4tt>f W. Az.
each ne.1. Inc thrift ccuf*t ~
,fua,. prfper>e u, washington. y be:
VII n< rfiatsd ard placed ln tee
hands ~ me ttscr<rs AZ Inv ruun'rr
1olm.;s aud az count, institutes
1ni- ctsfas o study = eesrs,Assa
sss, 49, s''n .snzr ,,'f's :. ~ Z 'ns .,..a :
-,| rr~-. I,~[ItI.1n hI1tnf4.
F..Iirs and Al rcfuIsf cours<s This
mr.ht1 sIIlh'n1frs ths 'trouhit Of ~
fIs|rE ,ht fAlIfe c~nriieuiptA ~ ne
tIh00|. and haa bern found 3D. - ftfI
prnrfItktIf IN nj plptes where q has
Ihrtush ~ & b shuftsr director,
- tHs ttfmf'ntnt 81 tNtf1Nen 81 ne
university of I<xA. afftns.,nenr
' boy. sss. ss.ss.s 70 s sss, e. Z, " ssa
100 xcf.<hi~ affiIlattd With tn< Texas
int<r>chcl1<ue iss<ps. rxeIn>iveiy On
THRIFT r1cjrtfeI The f-tckaxe Akrrar
department q the university has
agreed % reflect pe<ktts % Thrift. ut
erAluff. which vii be vi from
><hool ic ><xcoL - Thar tns ape.h-
cr< am ~ anfe 70 make an Intensive
-tsdy 80 thrift <abj<ef%
Th<.< centt>t- xiti b<eir IN me 10
<II H<Un"# **IM Nc ~ IINL |*|| ~.
1<nt VIII u given ten Unfit subjects
nor e<16f and the one on which ne
uiiI rprak viii Be- d~~<'1nsted five
months t<fofo ne 4 cniird ON DIS
fr,rf hssdquar,era y NE savins- a.
ssis>s m ,hs.s sse,ss,. !,sssazs IN
campaign a u r;>uneo 20 give .
w e.yines stamp [. nc pre- fer ~
euft<<<uI CONTESTANT D. each count,
~innsrs u the t~rtniy-fonf d'.'ris'
M estimated mat suily hlif a mn.
hon 1trsona VII b. rfuchod tnfoufh
these exieniunlancuu1 fhrIN spoakelu
a. that many hcard the speakers N a
autt4Hnaf similar contest hoard last
foil fne lIat 81 ten limit aubjectn
and tho skeleton outlines 10 80 with
each iaI1 arr ntN BEING prepared AZ
olstfIci hted1uariers
lAt&r same rnnferfs Nln be submit
te1 f1f sNny erltIrE 4 ne lnitrecnoI-
notir league contests nnd n - csumAt-
- that >rutfninE IiEe t.oeo c1Ee{r
OIL b. written On thrift. a specially
0fs14fe1 ut VI outienai thrill ora
fI1n. win also be furnished the nehooh
fnf use In the defamation contests
~ the leaEus. a majority OF the
&orda 10 be used N the spelling con
f4atr NJ me in-ferHcholnnttc league this
year win pertain 10 thrift and the
tnfift idea.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10
LEM0N JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Christ Make beauty lotion for
a few cents-Try nj

Squeeze tho iuico Of two lemons IN
10 q bottle contalning three ounces Of
orchard while shake we'll, and you
have a quarter pint Of the hest ffockls
and TN LOTION AMI complexion beau
ufier, al Nefy. very small C0s
Your grocer hae he lemons and
any drug aiore or toilet r0unter Viii
supply three ounces or orchard white
fof n few ccutA MasssEe this sweet
~ trngr1nt lotian into tho face neck,
arms and hands each day and sou
bow frecklcH and hiemishoa disappear
and how clear soft ana roas white
the KIN becomes Yes n ia harm
less and never ifltatcs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10

We decided TO give q bridge for
Aunt ryh'h.. nat iA. Mansillc va do-
cidcd. She was q very expert player
ana ieTliy cared moru for n than for
any other FORM nf entertainment We
were 10 have four tables nu,ausr
they played 10 guod game MunViiic
allowed nae g. invite june and Alfred
Cabot also lawson Mckee. The 9th
90 WcrV the act win whom Mauvillo
waH Intimate some Of diem members
% the ard club from which 1 had
been harfed. Nr ana MrH Norton.
Mr. aud Mrs Hughes Ruin Markham
ana others I hated 10 have the Nor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10
Neannn.l nf Marl.r CImrr.

Nov York. June captain Adolph
a Petersen aud his Hon. Adoiph a.,
Ncre acquitted b. q federal jury today
~ ANel Hansen. a sailor ON tho bark
puako. % which they were offiCcrn.
The jury was out alA minutes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10

"a shall not forget" The words
were nothing nm both looks and
voicca loft no doubt hat my hua-
band had made q luncheon appoint
ment with tho widow once artin
al the -hnpsancae I had felt was Hune
tTo uc Continued1
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10

LYRIC-'The Red Lantern, - with ALA Nazimova.
mEhL-"whitewashsd walls :" with William Desmond and
The Master Mystery, . with hoiini
PAsTIME-'sandy Burke OF U Bar U and "A Small Town
Bully" with Fatty Arbuekle.
"B'-'Alias Mike Moran, with walaec Reid u TravelOsue;
and Current Events"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10

and wplseing
ugly lhoiiosa
and anEiss ~
\ q . o Z
cafsfd fiaea
- hsalth aad
lhfautf. thffs
are o~sldenflr
t~hounands Of
Imsn sad ven
en- uho iTt1ly
feel fhfIr -
csaalFe tan
Iu91<
Ihin
ant weakness
are often due
~ afArNed
nerves. lpuf
bodies nee 4
~ %
phals Than T.
fontalnsd 10
mndern ftaff
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10

Fame IL Il plat that cannot be
forced in u dollhouse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10

BETTER hold on to what sou have
than 10 reach for what yon cant act
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10

NANHNAH
hir All-lilrhncsH- EkCcllenclsaimu
Don liamon Romero, the vain aud
pompous little governor OF u punF
Central American state. wis "a supcr-
man in Ms owu estimation. au
ordinary conccitcd mutt in Larry Don.
oNun'a opinion.
inrrl, breezy and adventurous
young American sculptor. called tho
little 'peurock" "Oid scout slap
ped HIM on Tho hack and invited HIN
o. have "a drink Tho old hos got hack
az Larry when the American crnakr.i
hiH rcnefniiasimo with "a wine-nask
and Larry WnH marched % tho
"NhiiewaHhed Walls ~ be shot
Rosa. tho star 'Namp" Of Aitnmura
was e wicked weuch. gho hal spir.
tied tnr body OF the Gonemlisslmo
away and discovered that he was auil
"a live ouc.
Hnt Larry didn't decorate the
"Mhitaw ashcd Mniis" Win hia blood,
Hc turned the tables on the VIII.
Nump-trkied the tat pHunch ct
Romero With a. "gat o. married
concha. the beautiful niece Of tho
%noFcrnor while the Wicked Nump
ut hCr tongue len chngrin.
This H. tho Hiurcai aiorS OF william
ncamond'H production. "Mhitewaahed
Waiis" mude hy lessr -. Hampton
and released throurh Exhibitors Mu-
tmii
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-01-31
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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-01-31

CITY'S ELECTRIC PLANT.
While it is believed the people of
Hamilton are ready for an extensive
program of street paving and other
needed improvements, especially be-
cause it means employment, just at
time when it is likely to be most