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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1919-03-01
PEACE BRIDES IN
THEIR GAY GOWNS
End of War Has Released Girls
From Somberness Of the
Recent Weddings.
pAsEANTRY is NOW FEATURE
Medieval Fashions Are Generously
Copied ~ Well 40 Those Of the
First Empire and d
rectoire.

New York.-Peaee brides viii have
more splendid weddings than wal
brides. There win be less of tragedy
attached to them; less of nervous emo
tionallsm, and probably less Of haste
In selection, observes a leading fash.
ion writer.
There was much to be said against
the epidemic Of war weddings; but the
public remained quiet because the
world loves a lover, and, loves even
better q fighter, and with the two COM
bined the rush Of super-emotion which
filed America since April, 1917, toler-
ated much that was done in the name
Of love and war.
SQmptuous weddings were taboo In
war. Marriages took place, In the SIM
pie meaning of the term. To a large
majority of minds there is an acute
difference between a marriage and a
wedding, and this difference has been
sharply impressed upon the public
mind during the last twenty months.
These war brides are getting a
glimpse of what a wedding may be
through the new trousseaus that are
ordered for the belated honeymoons,
and the peace bride Is swinging into
the full regalia OF splendid wedding,
now that the trumpet has ceased to
call for the man to 90 and the whistles
blow to show that the man has come
home.
The world is again turned topsy-
turvy, and all our conditions and emo
lions, our maRnerisms and expendi-
lures turn an even somersault with II.
1t is thus that the world is kept from
losing its balance. When we all turn
together we do not feel abnormal.
Eighteenth Century Paseantry.
In the centuries that have gone be-
fore this one, weddings were specta-
cles, differing In degree between roy
atty and peasantry, between the land
ed millionaire and the salaried worker.
A revolt against the. spectacular side
Of wedding controlled a majority Of
people on this continent for several
years before the war, but the present
hour seems a At time for sumptuous-
ness; 1t Is an expression of the riotous
gayety In every heart.
Peace brides have been quick to
catch this feeling in the air, and wed
dings are planned for the early spring
that might almost be termed pageants.
1t is youth getting its revenge. Debu-
tantes have not been allowed to make
their bow to society for two years.
Youngsters have been thrust into the
furnace Of war-work here and on the
battleieIds. learning more of the trag-
edy Of the world In twelve months than
they might have learned in lifetime
during other epochs. Now youth must
have its fling. for it is the quickest to
rebound from tragedy. The old and
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1919-03-01

Tor girls as young as four years are
shown, to be worn under little party
frocks Of net and other sheer fabrics.
aand-embrOidered silk pajamas and
silk nightgowns are also developed
Tor these very little people. This
scheme Of dressing has its advan-
ages, too. 1t is a real education in
The art of being well dressed, started
At the right time.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1919-03-01
WING AND BIRD TRIMMINGS
Decorations for Headgear Are siH~
and Effective, Adding Attractive
neso to Hats.

Among the trimmings Of utmost Sr
plicity undoubtedly more effect :
gained by the daring sweep OF Sins.
or quilts than can be achieved 10 Sn'
.other manner. A high-crowned' nal
row brown straw hat has small eIis.
wings smuggling close to the brim' O.'
pointing out at either side. Lons
slender wings sweep from the back -
a satin and straw toque; two shOl-
fiaring wings with fan-shaped eOsS
spring from one side Of small, rOu0'
turban Of coarse straw.
A black bird spreads its wings Owe
q pinehed-up baret OF red milan, sDs
q small. high-crowned gray straw
topped by little overlapping -
wings laid close on the sides OF
crown and softened By burnt Ostn"
fiues.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1919-03-01
Through the
Looking Glass
BY EVELYN NESBIT

II Is a secrets dreadful secret
and friend husband must not know.
II mIlady would be a radical, let her
be a radical. It's part Of the trend of
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03
Are fosl Awaiting
The Great Crisis?
II So, Do NOT Allow the Time to Pass
With Nature Ure;ded.

Women VIE el9e nature helpfnx
hand during ne period Of expectancy
fina thar when He time arrives toi 80 hY
comlas 4 i approached aud PASSED with
Infinitely less pain and danger
Thousands OF women fof over half
century have learned that H. f,nie-
honored pr,laaration. Mothers l5aend.
they have = grateful. relnNine. leIttra
ing remeds. flle use ~ WHICH makes il
possible for hem r. ga through ca4ldhrtil
without the usual lIissa# Herso isiless
bearing down and stretching pains. and
that through its Use THE mons 1t fhe
crisis are fewer AND of much less pain and
danGeI.
Mothers feiend peuetrates the muscles.
rcnderihs tllenl ni.aat aud easilN gov
,rHed Is the demands II Hafure. TheX
iela& gently aud bring happy Gays and
caln. resttul tights rs the result the
crisis ~ passed Wtth greater ease ana in
irss time, the breasts are kent ia good
condition aud tie skia IL nladp aud kept
soft aud flee from bteiuialirs
Write to the iiradfIeld Regulator COM
panN Dept T. laaiar BuitdHg Atlanta
Georgia, far thesr Motherhood Hools. and
obtain a bottle Of Moihetts Friend from
yeIf diuGsisf tatIas fiid thoroughly for
fifty yourself for the coming = rnt-Ati5.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03
WElSER VALLEY cow
TESTING ASSOCIATION
ORGANIZED AT WElSER

e, I. canmaeh las returned FROM
Woiser. and reports tltat lie Weiser
Valley Gow Testing association was
organized ut Weiser saturday. qbfrtv4
1--WE interested dal1Nmon were in at-
tendance, and after the work of tao
association vas explained bv Noel
Neglcy, q. y. Nocl. county agent an,l
MIR caDimack an organization wars af-
fected aud 4 board Nc directors elected.
namely i. T. Davis, president; 6.
strain Nice president. David Johns.
secretary -ifeasuror, ara John Martin
and y Williamson Testing work wfli
bc begun 1t an carly date.
~ tic afternoon 4 meeting of thc
stockholders and patrons OF tic Mei-
scr Dairy Products company Vas held.
and tho seven directors reelected.
The following we'll known mon in the
industry addressed tbe meeting 4.
T. Mobermott, president Idaho State
Dairy association. J. r. Brown. IL.
Gregory and III. Boomer manager and
directors PaNctte operative cream
er1i +. 4. Gammact, field dairNman.
and several local dairymen. Manager
Lind Of the creamery gave report Vt
the condition of the creamery IL. II.
Purcell, president. presided
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03
STAR


Star, Feb. 2. I)f. laanef ~ Caldwell
was here sunday on professional bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl o'rother arc The
proud parents 81 SON, born SUNDAY.
February >.
Bert BostWicl> u Barber spent sun
day With relatives here
Miss Ella Hall returned from Boise
last evening. where she had been Wis
ting relatives.
Bob Maroon WAS II Pearl Sunday
Mrs. Maud Robinson died ut the
home of Clark Fufeefsen IN BOISE sun
day. The funeral services will he held
in Star Mission Tuesday AT oelorG.
Clifford and Maynard Gilmore, who
have been working below Caldwell
spent sunday with relatives here
Key. De Partee and family visited ~
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". ], smith
north Of star sunday
sherman Glenn - ola visited his
parents. M. ana Mrs. ]. r. Glenn
sunday.
NJ. and Mrs. Mcfarland aud son
entertained few friends last evening
All reported Il good time.
Charles MeNoNell Is on the sicls
list
Ray Kincaid u Emmett and lie
kincaid o. lidfse spent sunday With
relatives hefe,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03
NAMPA

Namra, Feb. Sc. A. Hunllle or
Media spent Nesiefda. il the ely.
Attorney G. w Lamson transacted
legal business in Caldwell today.
Andrew I. Kerr of REYNOLDS visited
in the city YESTERDAY,
Edison Carr was Caldwell visitor
today.
County Commissioner L. J.. Young
VAS an official visitor 70 Caldwell to-
dsv,
Samuel I. Rothehild Of Boise. the
representative of The Fal1z Wholesale
Grocery company transacted official
business in the city today.
James II. lIigley &c Lemon is a bush
ness visitor in the city.
Clay Williamson Of Idaho GitY visit
ed in the city yesterday.
Mrs. II. n. Good OF Richfeld IL Wis
ting in the city.
II. G. Murphy of Poeatcllo is trans
acting business IN the city.
Mr. and Mrs. j.. II Dewey returned
Yesterday from months visit Iii New
York and Washington
Mrs. Glenn Mccullough was the
guest of Boise friends today.
]. ". Brandt was 4 Meridian visitor
today
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03
GRAIN.
CHICAGO

Chicago, Feb. 3. Generally higher
levels were recorded in prices Of grain
futures on the Chicago hoard vi trade
today There MAS an inclination ~
wait on news from Washington aud
trading was unusually lisht. Buying
was scattered. Provisions were OF
February corn no hi Al fhe opening.
la6 later gained the Same figure.
March corn, 4 higher * the opening
l2S, was mp 2i&. May corn. ! higher
at tho opening, 11Sss. Was nominal
IHlS corn, I'D 1s n thr oicnins. lfia
subsequently gained 2a.,
February oats, 8 up IL Tie opening.
5G]a. was a., higher. March oats, %
higher ut 56S4, inc opening sold M ii
better. May oats opening ali aIas, III
higher, gained e JalS oats, s. tp al
Inc opening 35ts sold 1t 557s.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03
MERIDIAN

Meridian, FEB. 3 AIR. and Mrs. E. e.
Riaffle and children visited here yes
terdaN With Mrs. Arthur Frazier, the
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Pf4ffle
Mr.. and AIRS, F.. T. Hurst visited in
Boise yesterday.
Mrs. l.. J. Aver Of ontario, orc, is
visiting here with her sister Mrs
Harry Tolleth.
Advice was received here If tic safe
arrival q Harry Rogers IA Now York
from France,
Ford Watts spent Yesterday in Beise
4 dance II o be given ~ lie Park
ins community hall friday night
Music for tie oseut is 70 he provided
Is 20 Npiece orchestra band from
Boise
j. z ana Perry Mcfarland visited
moor Caldwell Yesterday with Ernest
Mulch
I.lo>d smeuzer was Boise visitor
yesterday.
Joseph Medley has arrived from
Springfield, Mo-. and is looking over
the country With 4 view t. locating.
Glenn Leininser. agent Al the local
lnterafban depot. returned last even
ing from Q business trip 70 Maintain
Home
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03
JAMES FULLER HOME
FROM A. {. F. SERVICE
Popular Meridian Boy to Be
Honored at Church Rccep-
ton; Was Severely Wounded
in Battle of Chateau Thicrry.

Meridian Feb. 3.-James Fuller, one
OF the popular high school boy of this
place, who enlisted in the American
army on the day the United states
declared war "a gainst Germany. ana
Who was severely wounded in the bat
tie OF Chateau Thcrrs, arrived home
from France last evening.
Young Fuller, who participated in
some OF the many severe battles Of lie
conflict was with the second engi-
necrs' corps. He Was with Raymond
Hutcheson, another local boy, who
made the supreme sacrifice Fuller is
on the honor roll Of the Sunday school
OF the Christian church and the Young
people Of the church aes u give II re
eeption at the church in lis honor Fri
day evening.
Ito is a SON Of Professor ana Mrs. a.
W. Fuller of the public schools Of this
eitN. and was prominently Identified
with The athletic events Of ths rIlai
high school before his enlistment
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03
ROBERTS SAYS HE
HAS NOW LAID
cRUTCHEs ASIDE
Relieved of Rheumatism by
Tanlac After Suffering 18
Years w. He gained Thirty
Pounds.


anisc renewed me of eighteen
Years OF suffering and more than that,
mas sdded tnllty pounds 70 my
weight, sara I. ROBERTS, who lives y
- west Nora street Spokane, The
o'hef daN.
Wheh look back over the l'as III
oishteen Years Of my life he cont1n-
ued' Wohuef now IN the world |
ever STOOD all the suffering | went
through with. mad rheumatism "
potn q my ieet ana less and some
tlines they would swell terribly It
was me same with my arms from my
llhser Ups TO my elbows and colldn
use my panos a. ~. Ter eighteen
months before began taking Taniac u
was Impossible Tor me to walk except
on crntches. sometimes Tor days NJ a
'ine would just nave to sll down
ana sufief agohles nearly every MIN
ute ana When nighf came my suffer
ing was so great that rarely ever
Slept very muen. 10 add ta ~ Inc
resi- ol my troubles my Stomach went
back on me, and u seemed impossible
Tor me TO find ANYTHING TO cat uat
would not MAKE me suffer aitefMaru.
Mheh tell YOU mat lost over seven
ty-fiNe pounds n weight You viii have
some ldea now was golns down hlll
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03
M DERMOTT

Ncbelniott Fen. :. AIRS. reen Bail.
Atrs. Clifford Bal and Mrs. Elsie Peer
visited az the a. r. Ballard home the
last Of the week
T, IT, McDermott attended The co
operative creamery meeting at Weiser
Saturday
Miss Beatrice Mcpermott was a
Boise Visitor SATURDAY.
William Florence Was Caldwell
Visitor sunday.
Miss Ethel Sample spent sunday
with home folks,
Misses Edna and ardwell steele and
Gladys \tlen were Boise Visitors sat
urdae
Air and Mrs. c. $. AYERS were call
SIS q ST. Luke's hospital Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Agnes Lindsey spent sunday
with het sister Mrs. William Hendrix
of Mcpermott
Glen Sebefn has been honorablp dis
charged from military training and is
a tie home OF his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs o. V. scbern.
Mrs. Burt, Of Boise spent Sunday
will her sister. Mrs. ". r. Downey.
Key Weaver and wife were over
Sunday Visitors al the A. Dun home.
James Fuller, Who has been in an
arn1y hospital since June has recov4
cred from his wound and returned
home the last Of the week
@. :. Ayers and family spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Airs, l., G. Knight
Miss Florence Walt spent Sunday
with her parents near here.
Grandma Cornforth Or st. Luke"s
hospital IS spending 4 few days with
Mrs. 9. Y. Sebern,
The Farsiew sunday school was
well attended Sunday morning after
which Rev. Knight spoke on the Arr
mGniaH need.
The meetings being conducted at the
Fairxiow church by Rev. Prout and
Rev. Weaver viii continue this week.
The sermons are especially interest
ihe and beneficial and a fun attend
ahce Is desired each evening
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To 0pen Clogged Nos.
trils and End Head Colds.

You feel fine in q few moments. Your
reld IN head or catarrh VII be gone.
Your elogSed nostrils vii open. II.
a. passages OF your head viii clepr
and }on can breathe freely. No more
Gnllneas headache no Hawking. smut
flrg mucous discha Eea or ;iryness.
aa struggling for hrcath at night
fell Eour druggist YOU Mans n s.n7ll
hs'tlc nj Elss Cream ,3alGl. Apply 3
fitle 81 this fiagfant. antisspt:c cream
in oiir nosffils, let il penetrate
through every sir passage of the headi
sootho Rni bead the swollen inflamed
iauqous membrane, and relief comes
instantly
It is Just what every cold and ca-
tarrh sufferer needs Don't stay stuffed
ur aud miserable. Adv
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03
S5OO,OOO SUBSCRIBED
TOWARD STOCK YARD
Nampa Projects Success As
sured and Articles Of Incor-
poration Will Probably Be
Filed Today.

Nampa, Feb. 3-Union stoekyardS ire
now assured for this city. stock fer the
company having been subscribed to the
amount of 100000, and it WAS report
cd this morning that articles Of incor-
poration Of the Company Installing the
yards, which Is IL be known as the
Idaho stock Yards company would ne
filed today.
The effort 10 secure the stocSyafds
was initiated over 4 Year ago and the
concensus 81 opinion in lie business
district Of the citr " that the yards
VIII ereatlv increase the citN's impor-
tance as 3 shipping center.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03
PRODUCE.

Sow York Feb z, flqm pun and
unchanged.
eafk quiet; mess. 80.
Lord DuIl; middle wcst. spot, 23m
$500
sugar Dull; centrifugal, 90 test,
g refined. dun; cut loaf, 1850,
crushed, los; powdered, 9.f5; gram
l0ted ..
Coffee Rio No . on the SPOT. =.
Tnllow Inactive, city, ~; special
81,
ily steady tprimc NJ /, f6o4
lG5; No. 3, tSant,4o.
CLOVER f0ml.t5.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03
PORTLAND

Portland, FEB. 3 Cattle Receipts
ilt0i tore Of market. steady. Fest
steers $3.50 1850 good 70 choice.
Sin.50nfa.15, medium a good. s945af
lf.50; common "a fair. S6.756os.54.
choice COWS and leifers. Sqs5d 10. ~.
Gaod te choice SsFama.55s medium to
Eaod, S1.aoGi SD, far % mediam, s., .
u6.45; Gamers. S@.6o zoos, bulls. SEQ
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03

500 calves, sa.oom 1880: stockers
re feeders, $1,000 Loo.
Eogs Receipts. 3i64 market, st1g-
fetAng, rriees not available.
sheep Receipts, s92 market finn;
1iiiecs not available
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03
CONSIDER CHURCH REopENINo

Nampa, Feb, SThere viii be i meet
ING u the congregation of Tho f,ifst
Pieshttefian church Of Mamma Tuesday
evening Feb. !, al 80, 10 consider the
proposition Of resuming the regular
sctNieeS 90 he church.
All that re interested are asked 10
BE- present
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03
Livestock and Poultry.


steers, per cwt. .........-,.... .sSa10
loiee hogs, per cwt. .sio ~ 1850
Medium hogs ....s....... s1s.5oml5
HEAVY hogs ..,..l.@..g.5...=,..... $1,000
Mutton, per H., I've weight, aml0c
liens. per lb......i.., &c
l)uGfs, live weight. per lh..........a0 zoe
Geese, live weight per lb..s.....,.1Sc
FntkeNs, live weight, per lb......e.25c
Dressed turkeys, lb..,........ Soc
Spring chickens lbt..s..... 2e@p25c
Wholesale quotations by Mutual
4 'feamerN Co.;
Butter iat Der lb.....-..#... .+ie
At!k Tor butter rat per lb..,...r... SOC
ieaiaefy butter per le........ .foe
heese, pef ~. VI
hpe Pultef' per IT, ..... rs
go i''is' + = nv =
ne'e" r''ees.
L,eeis' Per ouheh ''.,'.''.4'..' II us
,aTtoLs' hef paheli ..,',,'..,. II "A s
NeM onions per lp....'s.. = 81 &C
Le'ihce' PER heaa ...., '1'e' Tor we
l@rshiPs per ~ '.... '.#'I'...'.9... Y. Y. ~
-lni l5l "ul'3Ii '''.' #'''' '.'t9 NJ H.
Glevii oii'oiis' ~ pn'i.'h g
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03
SHE SHOULD WORRY.

san ffanfi9so. Feb al should
worry about prohibition said Mrs.
Maria Asers. bartender. I'll sell sott
drinks. They don't qncneh the thirst
and viii sell better
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03
LOCAL MARKETS.

The wholesale prices are Tie prices
paid bY the dealer Tor tho prodHc,
quoted. except on creamery, cube bss-
tor ard cheese.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03
DISTRICT COURT coNvENEs.

GalaWIIT, F7e6. . TIT feealIr I1a-
ualS term of thc district court con-
scncd IL tits city this morning rhe
calling 81 the calendar and lilo arga-
meAts IF notions consumed ihe timo
Of ioday.s session.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

THE wonds .ful Howard over draft
heater, twice the heat with half the
fuel Radiates the heat 10 the floor;
no heater made that will keep fire
any longer.
THE COMPANY STORE.
a06-oos Idaho So. Il II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03

Fos SALE Furniture IN goed candf
ion. daeohean rocker, dining room
sci sewing machine. 1enG y. 5th st
Phone seS9-N. IA
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03

FOR RENT 80 acres - acres ready
Ter claps lAaaire john Helmer.
Hoiisp Butcher "a. 200
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03
GOLDEN GRILL

1919 Main st. Grand hotel Bldg.
Bosses newest and best cafe. Amerl-
can and Chinese Dishes, chop Suev
and Noodles q speciality. Finest chef
IN the city Everything new and eles n
Service best. Open from a. m. until
l a. IN.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03

WANTED Printer OF press feeder M
once. Phone Times. -, Meridian.f 4
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03
TO Cure a Cold II one psy

To Cure Cold n One Day
Take LAXATIVE RrsoMO ofrNINfi
CTabletsl ii staps the Cough and
Headache and works ne the Cold. r.
W GROVES signature on each box.
soc-M
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03

SAlE IS 50 this week only " pc
cent discount en entire stock of cUs-
tom ard hand made razor stropa. N
\ SNafiN l55 y 'th i'}c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03

lsott sthE. t'e,lstoad. slaiue. shovel.
rate safaen hes, eamp stow SnS
~ eth tIjsI
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

CALL that man Dick when selling
furniture. He has machine and
will call promptly. Standard lex
change store. 18th and Main. Phone
sts, "a II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03

WHEN you want to sell your furni.
ture call .t5W. Il tt
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-03

"a IN TED IT, rent 40 to 40 aeres
liaNe all machinery ana stock. can
stYe hest II references Bax s..
kuna, Route y Pc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-01
NEW SESSION
Of CONGRESS
IS OPE NED
Presidents Message VIII
Be Read at Noon
Tomorrow

WASHlNGTON. Dee. THE sixty
sixth congress met today in Its first
regular session which wRs expected
to continue until just before the pres
idontial election next fall. There was
a large attendance both In the sen
ate and house when the gnvels Of
Vice President Marshall and Speaker
Gillett fen promptly at noon.
Fif;y-hve senators answered TO
their names while approximately 500
members Of the house were present
The crowds In the senate and house
galleries, however. were smaller than
usual at an opning session.
Senator Lodge OF Massachusetts, the
republican leader, presented the GUS
tOmaTy resolutions. which were
adopted without discuss on. author
lzing a committee to notify the speak
er fthe house of the roassembling
OF the senate and fixing its daily
meeting hour at noon.
Mr.. Lodge and senator Hitchcock,
democrat, Nebraska. were appointed
by Vice President Marshall 10 act
with house committee In Dispatch
Nonfioues' ou page t~a.,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-01
SOUTH DAKOTA
FOR GEN. WOOD
State Convention Will
Indorse His Candidacy
Tomorrow

PIERRE, =. D.. Dec. i.--Governor
Peter Norbeck and W. ~. King. chair
man of the state central committee.
leaders OF the republican party IN
South Dakota, announced at noon to-
day that they indorsed Major General
Leonard wood. as republican candi-
date iur president and declared that
Wood would be indorscd by the state
convention tomorrow.
Democratic leaders announced that
their state convention tomorrow will
indorsc President Wilson for third
term IL he Is willing to be a candidate.
Some Of tho democratic delegates
pointed out that this will leave the
delegates free to make another in
dorsement IL necessary at the March
convention.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-01
KANSAS CITY RAIL
STRIKE CALLED OFF
Men Return Ia Work Todny Anor
Days Walk out.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. THE strike
OF railway switchmen here which be-
gan Saturday was called on by the
strikers early today.
Calling on the strike. Il was an
nouncod. followed a vote taken at a
mass meeting of strikers which lasted
until far into the night. The strikers
returned to work this morning
Ending Of the switchmen's strike
II was said here. win greatly relieve
the serious situation confronting the
city because Of the fuel famine. due
the coal miners strike.
The strike had been termed unauth-
orlzcd by national officials Of the
brotherhood ~ Railway Traiumen
and representative OF the national
Officers attended the strike meeting
and counseled the men to return to
work