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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-13
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. is.--HoGs; l.5Gt
steady 20 e5c higher, heavy. Ns75r
1870; MEDIUM. ZIG 756is25. light,
Ns,bodls pigs, tlS.S0alT5o CAT
TIE ?.ooe; steady to lower for week
SHEEP: 1000; irregular,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-13
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
1T. LoUla.

EAST ST. Lous, Sept. l5.--HoGs:
1000; y 20 soc higher: top. Gs.ts; bulk.
fls7 5Nf SH0; heavyweight. 1is.5OU
1850 medium weight. SlssoT IS IS;
lisht., ts7s0isG; pigs, Nscoft 1875
CATTLE: LOO; no sales. SHEEP:
100, no aaleS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-13
FORT WORTH,

FORT WORN, Sept. 1--CATTLEi
receipts, 500; steady. heevcs Ss00I
100. HOGS receipts, s,ieo, steady
heavy. ilii0fl7.50. SHEEP re-
ceints. 900. steady; lambs, ~ ooa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-13
KANSAS cry.

hANaAg CITY. sept iS..sptfta
CHr'KENA. down ahtc; sSc, ,hels.
down s .i&si .sSs; hro!isfs dcxn igle:
fss Tss, sRoSaAiToEs: soais a.sb.n..1s ssa1ssA" MIR:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-13
CATTLE MARKET
HAS REACTION
cowr,n,Int nrcEIrr.

CATTLE 4 h,pful reduction q re.
ctlfE Hu,r Monday prevented 4 de-.
mo'RlIyrd ma decidedly lower market
h"fr thr la-t week A. that Friday.
'ession wHs far from rosy, both packer
nnl Nu'krr buyers demanding cOures,
-Ipn7 IN the price nsi Froiu north
comes reports ~ t0c 10 ti2j decline,
healthy suns ana slack demand caus
ug MS reaction Locally steers closed
l'uet". Hnd butcher stock 25Ti0c OF
bulls mostly 1aN tower car market re-
acted nicely. closing '2Tr 20 hiHher with
cho.c. iiRtt veal. making Ib. Ton
si"tfs for The week ,ll. COWS and hclf.
80 " zjHs 50, medium 20 good kinds
l'H 90 rann'fs Fud cutters 45Gh2i.
Nuils ,'Q Medium 10 GOOD heavy
calves li.J0ulL6O. common kinds
around is Stuckcr ara feeder mntkrf
close draBgy and quarter lower. SOME
"rishiy 'ie'tH brought ,g25dg5I.
tnppy 'woV ~ with huh NJ stOcae.s.
ieAtiuss and f.tt twus hr,rsinr g. SON
30 stock COWS and holfcrs !Cfl5.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-13
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO sept. i3-CORN No.
mixed u ss,4p tt2; No. . yellow. noml-
nal, OATS No. 2 white s7ac. RYE.
No. .. tiN%, kARLEy; lilSei.ti.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-13
NEW YORK cotFHE.

NEW YORK. Sept. l3. - COFTnEs
Rio 1s, iesc: futures steady; 0ctpb&r.
l1.bsc. December. l5.2sc,
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KANSAS CRY,

KANSAS CITY, Sept is,-CORN.
IcIo.e, Sept. i1it; Dec. iilsx May
|slisk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-13
CITY REAL ESTATy FOR SALE

TWO frRm. buildings. three-room
apartments. rental value iis0 per
month, for quick nnle 5000 som.
terms BAXTER. National Blds.
lpR ShLE-Four room house two lots.
Call Walnut js23.
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Lots for Sale

For sale by owner. cash, ono nice
pnlf Of ntu " from ciassen on S,h.
Call Maple 21s6.j.
fUR SALE ny OWNER Modern rls-
toom mud htcaklns, room, twu-s,ory
bungeiNw, hardwood down stN,rs. Al
l1le,, hunt In fcnmrcs, paving paid GU,
rc't cnr nnd q school, Phone Maple
$500 Il
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COTTON

NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept ~ Cotton
closed steady. = points down to I points
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NEW YORK covroN FUTURES.

NEW YORK SEPT ~ Thew wns
considerable southern selling at ths
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RnNr Chance
Buy From Owner
Owner Leaving

and sdylseh ~ 10 sell large 6-room
California bungalow; yrrrge, ba asen,cnt.
breakfast room. hardwood throughout,
snni,niy laundry tubs. located In CLASSY
hunsalow section; : blocks Lincoln
school. Terms
$ ~, ARMOR N co,
~ Security Bldp, Walnut iIts.
Residence Mpplc ilB1-R
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On North Dale

Fine srcom cottage. clOsn-in: rent.
ed now Tor k,2 SO month, lot b0Slt0,
paving paid out: n real snap at - $50.
j. NJ MF'HAELs,
1901 liefskowl,s.
Maple 'V1 Maple NsT.J
IsI W s0TH. S.room. breakfast room
and garage. for sale or rent 10 thc
right PARTY without children. CsIl Ma
ple blh7.J
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Bargain for This Week

= looms. Two story. near 18th and
western. worth tho money don't
phone. enil NJ office.
THE MEADOW1 co,
NM pntt,fspn nttv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08
CLUB Men TO AID
PAPER SHORTAGE
T Program Ads Omitted, p.
Received Anyhow

ro ns. 100 umu.n' I0r f ur
.s a. .'y,nu. rruI.ng 'Yn
OIL. ,ls.ru.ua t,u.n rum .H ...
.g.tu Tor i.r HnnutI uuutnni. 'h,
n.nh.mr iII 100, nHI
assu"H."n aui 10 save page. f., N
r,u.r .rumltt,, uf me Dsunumt ...
WHrunau and lobpcr, n.u.
H.rl,d lmf the mnrrr ln n.uv '.
In' tr rho advertising .p. " A'..
rHu'd iN,r ucru used Ny n. m,. ..t
had up hiNrrtrirg hr Nnu u..f
plu'rf lu this way the r..u a..n
b. rl,,n tho entire benefit NJ t.r tunN.
ton instead m a lArEe portion going O.,
'hr ctp'rre n publication
Fourteen uut-yf-t.Ru members r'..
subscribed tor pasr rnl Orc f..
program hut wer mot rp.,r'.'
7usc NJ the seeming I0hur. .
.rrung su.h % SIN from N ....
H..f,lr stated
Foty.nyr exhibitors nsfr ~ n".t
arranging th,|r displays - r.u ''.'
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Vital Statistics
Brh.

Births.
NJ Huf Mrs g. S. Clark. siT West
9ss.U'h street r'rl
NJ and SITES Donald Gordon, okla
lnnH tIN. uuN.
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To H-al r1" On.
.l. Ht... N||-, l'"> .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08
You Can Get a Real Victrola for
Christmas if You'll Come Now

folks had be satisfied with
makes Photographs dealers could the demand
Nic,roanieed novbu those who will
a Ncroa have shipment due
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08

~ go round bates. sl3n bales ~
American rpltlar and 55s balos =
-,n island tho r.usus bureau an
nuunred today
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tion can 10 q great tesl NJ FOOD sni
tho commissioners Ntll welcome nnF
suEgrsiiuns it may make, Mayor va.
ton said
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-07
Supreme Quality

This Van Camp Milk comes from high
bred cows. They are kept in sanitary diaries
and are regularly inspected.
Close to each dairy we have a model con-
densery. There the fresh milk is placed in
a vacuum. Then we apply low heat until
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-07

Since Athenna's masked ball have
not dared write In my diary. There
are things which gain TOO much weight
II put into words. The mere speaking
or writing of them crystalizes them
into definite form. And perhaps they
are better left intangible.
Yet to shirk the deeps and rapids Of
life, padding about In the safe, still
water, surely makes for weakness.
How shall we know ourselves, our
possibilities and our limitations, If
we avoid all tests Of strength?
] Since I have got to face this thing
perhaps writing about it here may
help to clear my vision.
Eric Sands is coming: There, /
feel better for having set 1t down.
At Athena's ball l was sitting out
a dance with the portrait painter.
We were still masked and had been
having a glorious time. The spell OF
champagne dubbed. Wits struck
sparks from wits.
was myself at myself's best. A
new self, quite different from the
dowdy bride l was at Centerville.
found I could make merry with the
best of them.
I found to my mutterable delight
that l have power over men, and
where lives the woman who does not
glory in such power? Ia married
woman, yet at heart a girl who has
never really lived, never rubbed much
against the sharp corners Of the world
Whose only real adventure was that
vacation trip to England when l met
Eric Sands. Whose only thought
a year ago was to be a thrifty wife.
a comrade to one man. maker of a
modest home and the mother of chill
dren. I. Ann Salsbery, age twenty
four, habitat Centerville Ind, can live
and love and glitter and hold sway
and be sought after and garner eX-
periences to warm the cold years of
age!
81 cannot see your face" he whis-
pered, but your hands tell me OF
your loneliness. Oh, you didn't know
that-that hands speak even more elO-
Quentlv than lips? And your arm
your throat, your wonderful voice!
You can do as you like with men, my
lady. But some day, mark me, you'll
pay a reckoning
I laughed out Of sheer joy. I va2
riding the crest of a wave. My spirits
scared At that instant felt I couC
90 anything chose writer, al
actress. anything!
you're a silly fellow cried
You yourself have taught me how
to skim the sweets and leave the bit
tiers. You and your kind have showr
me how not to take life too seriously
Men are made Of straw and glass. 4
woman sees through them. And wher
she troubles to look carefully she
finds their theories are only fit tC
stuff old cushions with
Then you've not met the RICH
sort Of men," he answered. 'I'll show
You a new kinda man who thinks
himself nothing but whom the worlt
acclaims. A man who in his bigncs
of vision looks small in his own sight
A gentle fellow, whimsical, full o
humor. as simple as a child, yet stron:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-07

Young virgins might have visions Of
delight,
II ceremonies due they did right;
AS, supperless to bed they must retire.
And couch supine their beauties, lily
white;
Nor look behind, nor sideways. require
OF Heaven with upward eyes for all
that they desire"
Agnes is popular in England, Scot
Land, and as a royal name in France
and Germany. France calls her Az
MES; Agneta is an English form; Ag
nese, Agnesca,, and Agnete are Italian
The Welsh form is Nest. The jewel
assigned to Agnes is the agate which
gives courage and guards its wearel
from danger. 1t is considered cure
! for insomnia and insures pleasant
dreams. Thursday is fortunate da;
for Agnes and talismanic number
II she dreams of her jewel. 1t Is sigr
| Of a journey. Her flower Is the wilt
rose, signifying simplicity.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-07
PARAMOUNT LADY
OFFERS DETAILS
OF LUCKY TRIAL
Mrs. Whiteside Tells How Tru-
tona Quickly Overcame Her
Many Troubles.

FA1RMOtNT. Ind. Nov. As has
been the case in hundreds OF cities
and towns, TrutOna has won friends
sQuiCkly in Paramount. among them be
ing Mrs. II. J. Whitcside. 81 SoutA
Barley street, who says of the perfect
tonic:
For the past year I've suffered
from combination Of stomach, liver
and kidney troubles. I simply couldn't
cat acid foods without having trouble
with my stomach. Gas frequently
formed in my stomach and caused M
-, belch considerably I'd have severe
pains in my back and sides. would
be very nervous at times and seldom
rested we'll at night. Generally speak
ing felt tired and run down and had
that "draggy feeling nearly all the
time.
Il can eat anything, since taking
Trutona, without suffering the former
bad after effects. The gas formations
have ceased to occur. which has done
away with the annoying belchinc.
Trutona has greatly relieved the pains
IN my back and sides and my nerves
are in better condition now. can
rest much better at night. But mos.
Of all. don't feel all tired out as
formerly did. Trutona has given ne
the relief I've needed and wanted for
the past year and I'm sure others MAY
get the same relief if they take it &C
cording to directions.
The relief Mrs. Whiteside gained
from the use of Trutona is typical Of
thousands of other cases. Men and
women are daily testifying to the
beneficial results they have derived
from Trutona for the treatment of a
run down condition.
Trutona is now being introduced and
explained in Richmond at Thistleth
waite's Drug Store.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-07
No Shortage-No Waste

Milk of this grade, under our plan, costs
you less than bottled milk.
There are small cans and large cans You
open little or much you want it, and you
save all waste.
It supplies you both milk and cream
both of super-grade. And you never need
to guess on your wants.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-07

spot where she was put to the utmost
proof and retains an old mosaic, pictur-
ing her clad only on her flowing hair
being dragged along by brutal soldiers.
Another ancient church covers the
catacomb where she was inferred and
the story goes that while her relatives
and pilgrims who came to pay their
homage were weeping there one day,
she appeared suddenly in radiant glory
with lamb Of spotless wilderness.
The gospel for St. Agnes day was
the parable OF the ten virgins and
since she was accused Of magic arts,
the English superstition arose that by
watching and fasting on st. Agnes
Eve, maidens could discover thei1
fate In marriage; by praying 9 times
to the moon and fasting three Ewes IN
succession, they could secure whom
they would. Keats, in his exquisite
poem The Eve of St. Agnes" refers te
this superstition:
They told her how upon St. Agnes
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-07
Heart and Beauty Problems
BY Mr.. Elisabeth Thompson

Dear Mrs. Thompson:
read in your column where you are
so opposed to fellow kissing a girl or
putting his arm around her when they
are spooning. Why, for PHYS sake,
how long do you suppose girl would
go with fellow if he did not do either
of these? | wouldn't five minutes, nor
any other girl know. Girls want tho
fellow to use little force in every
thing.
How would a girl feel or act with
a fellow that didn't even put his arm
around her? Does a girl get a hus-
band by sitting at one side OF a house
and he at the other? I can imagine
what a man he would be. A girl wants
little loving once in a while.
Publish this and answer 1t II you are
game.
HIGH FLUTIN' SALLIE.
am publishing your letter not to be
game" but to show how insolent and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-07

cheap a girl can become who advocates
your doctrines.
1t is evident that you cannot even
picture a better class OF people-a
class OF young men and women who
have outgrown their animal instincts
sufficiently to exercise their intellects
and ENJOY companionship and sympa-
thetic understanding more than kisses
and hugs which are given promiscu'
ously.
Hasn't It occurred to you that a
young man shows more force to keep
| from kissing a girl than to do It? It
requires far more will power II he
cares for the girl. Later, when time
has tested hts affection, he can give
a greater love than the man who has
kissed and Rugged every girl of his
acquaintance.
Try to feel that you are a pure
sweet girl, worthy to be a good wife
and mother: this attitude will heir
you to become such.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-07

Copyright 1919, by The Wheeler
Syndicate. 1ncD
AGNES
The Greek word agos, signifying a
matter of religious awe, gave the adj
jecuve agnos, meaning sacred, pure,
and it, in turn. during the festival OF
Demeter. which the Romans called
Agnus Castus.
Incidentally. the Latin word for
lamb is agnus, and since this animal
was used for the sacred purpose Ct
sacrifice, Agnes comes by her heritage
Of purity and sanct.ty logically.
One Of the first women to bear the
name Of Agnes was the gentle Roman
maiden whose martyrdom named the
Church of St. AgneSe. 1t is said 70
have been built by Constantine on the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-07
She Married An Average Man
BY ZOE BECKLEY

as tempered steel. He's i'll now and
coming over from England to get we'll
III possible"
"Oh, hi!" I laughed. "a paragon!
And you think I'll acknowledge his
superiority and stoop to conquer?
What's your invalid's name?"
Hes British soldier, wounded in
France His name is Eric Sands"
(To be continued)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-07

was announced in. a dispatch received
here Wednesday from Henry Wood
house. who is in Chicago. Plans wers
revealed in Chicago. according to Mr..
Woodhouse, for a 5000 horse power
electric propelled plane. having d
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-07
! 100 TO BE TAKEN ROUND
| WORLD IN ELECTRIC PLANE

NEW YORK, Nov. THE world is
to be circled by an electric propelled
airplane, carrying 100 passengers. it
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huge wing spread in which 100 passen-
gers will be able to circle the globe.

Around the San Juan river in Col
ombia is located the greatest plati-
mum neld yet discovered.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-07
|EWhat's In a Na1ne?"

Facts about your name: its history;
it's meaning; whence 1t was de-
rived: its Significance: your lucky
day and lucky jewel.
BY MILDRED MARSHALL
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-07

We have spent 20 years in pe1fecting ia
cilities to bring you such milk as this
Until you get it you are missing the finest
milk produced.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24
PARTY conference
Of ARIZONA B{n0S
OPENS u PHOENIX


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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24
Trial Of Hoenig
Starts In Justice
Court Late Today

John y Hotnlr. o. eoI Narlh
FOURTH sif@tI, h being Tried his after
noon ~ I1ailcf .rritiIanfa court
charged Win ma u4la lighter af the re-.
ftIi " ne 1f1m ~ EI|4H iucnfo. uho
Wa M ~ an aAIoAnuAIIn near his
home "a uuranes early Sunday MORN
Ina and dItf FROM tnf injuries nd 5
reIork Monday afternoon.
Ine f|rfI4u o. ~ acrIdHri l. ~
Year, ola ami a. mnNr1 ~ fla widow
and NV children Edward runtrrraa.
Who Nas VITA Lucent. uaa also hIf b.
NE car unIQh cauNed tho death and
tufu'Hheg ~ aherlifs office With the
nrrnne number.
~ u reported that Hotnlr admitted
% Field peuuy sheriff charles
ranrhaft tina, he machine Wa being
driven carly SUNDAY morninE. but
claims thar h. had no accident.
a uurtuef 81 Witnesses are being ox-
auIntu Ia int justices cont this ~.
tfrnonn. ~lncIuHlnr a mai end two
uonstn. uliu art reported a. have been
In the Hoen.E riachlne a. ihe time Of
iff accident
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24
soLpuN. MAIN NoF
To DnoP INSURANCE

Fuilf ham q TIE soldiers who have
fftuTne1 10 Icrnaliin county upon
discharge from fh0 aInnf have already
arnrpfI their NE Insurance. before
h fact That they can rhauNf The
iefms. uf that the mty b. re-
duced from afH. goo 80 lt.euo h. rca-
lined. tho Rod Grass Homo Service
has had 90 use every argument posi-
ne With Funr ~ the hufr To- urge Them
10 rfInliaie their policies. which the,
lsIte aNauni " LAPSE and which they
90 not wish a. onihfr 10 r~cinslate
u rannot be- fguaatcd too often that
there vii lryaf be such another op-
uoftunIif fur lneastnent and prntec-
ton ana With the cu4l terms which
the rotffnmtni had lust compleied
formulating Tor payment and rein
stntemeutI ID A. a great pity that 30
many rpiDries have BEEN drspped.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24
INTERESTING RECITAL
GIVEN LAaf EVENING

A fncllal ~ ne pupils ~ AIR W =.
r0l1IH. frHrhcr n uIuN|r and ~ MR.
~ Wolf lf1rnrr nf expression. held
nt IIn NWumfn'a club liHt Cfruiur
proved n delightful program. The
TIah held n IafTo audiculf Nho evil
IDENTIFY c1naI1artd the nHlectlons d
genuine treat Mis- Nancy AoDtc al
tho rInun. and Nles Dorothy Cameron
al lIt violin. furnished me pam
IAl|ae acquitted lhemaeieea mosf suc-
~erN4fuIfY. Narlnn Crawford. LurcrN
harmony. Louise lfo4ier. Ruth frown
ITl1a Hnup. Ida4 WfsI. tnfnta
iIahc1ck. Grace larAfuu. Edith Mnha-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24

Returns Not Yst Complete. But
indications Are That the State
orcrspbsosibcd rs Quota by
800, 1000.

While nl the ha,e mel sei
been heard ffom the reports aircndy
ln md he indications inem me coun-
ties ftmalnhe show that The sfri- -.
apundrd ven generously TO mo appeal
~ tho salvation Army u 10 an.
nounred from headquarters here that
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24

Fred The family green food. carrots.
green beans. bes,- lurnlns. spinach.
T1na ~ ne time Or year that nnturc
has provided us with veretnhies and
fruits IN abundance. hcrauec IA need
thrmi n yet muny people a. uGhf
ahead eating salt pork. heavy meat.
itch HinNleA and drinking lots 81 lea
y couee. fuuF hodien arc no dlder.
cut than other nnImnIHl Won are
what you caf. what nor an nnder.
led COW or horse look Ike Expert
msnia on different animals show that
a plentiful dict o. the wfunH hind OF
food viii mako q small. aIcklY. under
Developed animal which viii DE u
led Inc same thlnE rinht alcnR, While
proper fegdlnF Will produce q lnfre.
healthy. bright creature. An your
chiidrsn tatk ward Are they small
Tor their aaeaf Thcu they are not
cllhg or aieevinr psoperly. They
must nav mllk. and plenty Of frnlt.
ue wln print menus adapted cor chii-
dfcn for those who DO heavy labor.
aud for those who are dcinE indoor
I.rach Pudding.
Two fahlsapooufuia Snowtrlt. :
eNE. = teaappoufuln hakinE poNdsr I
pint nour. I cupfui milk. y teaspoon.
ful ALT. 9 peaches fift the nouI with
the ealt and takina powder. RIB in
the rnnwdru Beat the ecg until
linht wlfhout separating. add the milh
and POM u into the -four; beat thor
ouEhiy and pour NJ once Into y shat.
low creased pan. Tar. n u the
peaches into halves and remove the
stones. put them into tho baftef. aionc
side cut I'M Tho spaces from which
the stones Wcre taken with sugar and
bake IN q quick wen thirty mute
Serve hot with x and cream.
talrs iAtrf-ios,n ncash.
soak liver in cold water. then wipe
dry and cut Into slices about one
fourth OF an inch thick. MiS lnto two
tn hlcrpoonfula of Hon y t~cnrpeonful
OF nalt aud n little pepper, Dip Hiiccs
OF NNer into n. cut hair pound Of hn-
con lnto thin slices and ~ la irving
pan. Have rcady u hot dish. put hn-
con on ~. fiy niicrs 81 uNrr vt bacon
fat. whom cooked. plHee ~ the crntsf
Of hot platter with bacon arranged
around. Put into pan % tablespoonful
hour. stir until brown. then add e
cup OF water. ooh Il few minutes and
pour "a oNer TIE liver tnfnish
tho top OF liver with on onion cut into
wheels and rpfiar Of areeu r~srnle,
llNsr Be- "a Wholesome meat focd thaf
NAV be- prcptrrd ~ mnuf n~ppruEinF
WAYS For variety. The thrnN houns.
wife may choose from these kinds
cali. veal. beef. lamb. or pork hNer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24

TTTIT ~ " IT TUTT IT-TTTF TTH7
drti fhnuNand dollars worth % road
dfIcuturrf WIRE rnld to-day ~ state
(amnar4. - r~lartlsnd oiiia Thf
paper nan seld AZ par. with accfusd
Infart4t and ~ q premium - $3.50
Pour sealed hlds were handed lu. The
.~IsIsnfurfa arc payable Tn 1891. amt
was lcached lntf Today ~ nnate and
lafi4 4 per cent intFfe1f.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-24

work n the drive. and BE- profoundly
grnteful 10 Slate Chairman e. J.
Mnbry. aud 90 County Chairman Noise
Bergman. for ths unurInr Efforts and
the uuio which they donated 10 The
cause. Mr. a.. o. Wlnh. The salvation
Army campaign director, expressed
himself nH being deeply Indebted 10
thcnc gentlemen Tor their n~faiainnce. ur
also 10 the ludlDH who took rhnfHe %
the drive on Friday aud sutunlay Mn.