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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15

A bracelet watch for a woman Is
a highly priced gift This IS espe-
cially true when selected here Dia-
mond set platinum watches are
shown at prices ranging froR $3.50
to $500.
White gold bracelet watches set
with diamonds at S2e5.
other prices ranging as low as
$3.50 for gold file dbracelet watches
S20.5o for gold filled bracelet watches
silberberE BrOs.-TeEaa at Mesa.
The mere thought OF buying a Dia-
mond should suggest SilberberE' s.
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15
Predictions OF World
Calamity Unfomded

New York, Dec. 15-The -0rld need
fear no calamitous effects from the
peculiar configuration OF the planets
that viii take place next Wednesday,
according 10 a statement by DIT. Har-
ian 7. Stetson. Of the Harvard astrO-
nomical laboratory.
Predictions OF floods. electrical
storms, riots and other disturbances
OF far reaching effect, credited re-
Gently 20 a popular meteorological
scientist, are based On nothing mere
substantial than hot air" DR.. Stets0n
said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15
SWEARING SHOWS LACK OF
SELF-WILL, SAYS eY MAN

The person who hits his thumb
with a hammer is to be less censured
for swearing than any other type Of
a man who curses. according to an
open discussion meeting at the Cen
trai INCA Sunday afternoon, led
by Cyrus n Jones
Swearing under any circumstances
shows a lack Of self viii. Mr.. Jones
asserted He said swearing men can
be divided into three classes. The
man who takes pride IN his ability to
handle a fluent flow Of cuss words;
the man who Is Indifferent, and the
man who sWears under proTocatfon
and Is later ashamed Of IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15
MORE PAY GIVEN
T0FREIGHTNEN
New Agreement Provides
For Overtime On Slow
Freight Service.

Washington, D. C.. DeE I5.-UndeT
an agreement between the railroad
administration and the four brother
hoods OF train and enginemsn, an
nounced today. time and 8 half for
overtime in slow freight service viii
become effective as Of December l.
All arbitraies and special allow
ances formerly applicable between
terminals were eliminated. but special
allowances for switching and similar
work at initial terminals were pre-
served. These. however, viii be at
the old rate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15

An automobile owned and driven by
L J. Uphsm, 100 Nevada street. came
In contact with street car No IS OF
the Mesa line on North Oregon street
in front OF the Mexican consulate, at
4u;S5 o'clock this morning The left
rear wheel and body Of the automo-
bile was badly damaged and the front
end Of the street car was battered 70
some extent, the front trucks jump
ing the track. No one was injured.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15

The first Christmas decorations o.
the season on the streets OF FL Paso
appeared Monday In front OF the
White House. Myrtu Coblentz and
Jake Miller have had all posts draped
with the Christmas greenery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15
INDIANS EXCITED FEAR
END or WORLD nEC Il

LAYTON. Okla, Dec. I5.-Great ex-
citemeut has been caused among the
less educated and Older members Of
Indian tribes in southwestern Okla
homa as a result OF predictions Of the
worlds end December II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15

NJ Fl. Anthoni. United States nat
u-alization examiner. Is here from Ssc
Antonio and on Monday afternoon
conducted a special court OF natural
ization, at which so or more soldiers
received their citizenship papers. The
men have qualified thr5u sh service in
Lhe amy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15
Z W. w. Alleged Wheat
Field Strike To StarOe Out
United States An1u Bared

Kansas City. No, Dec. 15.-AIleged
activities Of the L ". W. TO bring
about a general strike in the wheat
fields in 1917. and thus ito starve
the army" were brought out By the
government IN testimony introduced
in the trial Of % alleged members
Of the organization in the federal
district court IN Kanass City. Kan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15

Miguel Yalero and Pablo Guerrero
were arrested at the union station
and arraigned Monday before United
States commissioner A. ]. W Schmid.
charged with receiving and concealinE
Intoxicating liquor. Both failed TO
make bond Of $3.50 and each was com
nltted 70 iail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15

Tire men and vuleanizers will meet
at the chamber OF commerce at 8
o'clock tonight at a special meeting
called by r. J. Pritchard, director Of
the automotive trades department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15
TEXAS 1919 COTTON CROP
mnmnrn - ~. 90 {

Houston. Tex. Dec. 15.-Final est
mate for 1913 shows the Texas cotton
crop 70 be 200. 900 bales. practically
the same as last year. and 1000. 900
bales under the five year average. ac-
cordinE 10 the report Of F. n. Gray,
Texas cotton crop specialist. federal
bureau OF crop estimates. Bad weather
caused the abandonment Of Z percent
OF the 100000 acres planted to
cotton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15

Iuvestor--What a messl Oh. ny
haiti / can use it I can't clean i
I can't sell f. 1 can't give IL way
McAdoo and Hines-'-Ta-e Il up %
Cboth link arms bow and 60 Off
The Labor Question.
The labor problem and its relation
to politics got a brief touch IN q
skit wherein a policeman disturbed
the banqueters. entering with raw
. who's heg- was demanded
Well" replied the policeman, Il
seems that q few days ago ne was
waited on by the managers OF his po-
Mtical party and Informed that he's
been selected 10 write the labor plank
in the next years platform
The coai crisis came in for separate
treatment in a skit dealing with Ito
pia" The Coal King. the Landlord,
the Butcher. the Baker the Grocer
and other fuuctiOnaries Of everyday
life all had prominent parts through
which they bewailed the prospect OF
no greater profits.
me Coal King sang that his Idea
OF the greatest FUN was high priced
coai and a short weight ton"
The Capitalist said his Idea OF Ito
pia was "a place where there Is
neither income nor excess profits
taxes and you can charge 20 percent
interest" He walled that its got so
a millionaire can't lay up dollar any
more"
lcour newly elected members to the
clun, Ashmuu N. Brown, OF the Seattle
Post-lntelllg6nc Mark l. Goodwin
OF the Galveston and Dallas News II
Il c. Bryant, OF the Charlotte, ~ C.,
Observer and Charles S. Groves, OF the
Boston Globe. we're initiated they
tried 20 pass themselves Off succes-
siFeIy as the -Four Horsemen Of the
Apocalypse The -Four Apostles,
THE Big -Four at the peace confer
ence and the Gridiron quartet, but the
diners would have none OF IL the
chairman pronounced them the -four
flushers. Whereat they retired 70 get
up" another skiL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15

Accept ~California" syrup OF Figs
only-look for the name California on
the package. then you are sure your
child is having the best and most
harmless Taxa i've or physic for the
little stomach. liver and bowels. Chill
dren love its delicious fruity taste.
Full directions for chlld's dose on
each ottle. Give Il without fear.
Motheri You must say California
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15

Beautiful Boston Ferns. 81 and
up FL Paso Seed Co Phone 363.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15

Beautiful Boston Ferns. $3.50 and up.
FL Paso seed Co. phone 863.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15

Store open evenings until Christmas
suberberE Bros.
Mesa Ave. at Texas St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-15

DOG IUZZLEs.
West Texas saddlery Co
eos S. Oregon St.-Adv.
Gun RepaIrinE-s04 N Oregon
Allen Arms Co Pm. 6I6--Adv.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03
Ute CNRSZZ ~
~" I~7oIS0e15AbR M/U7H

for tho lattice work: and these shout
der straps are tho tort that most wom-
en- md more comfortable Than the
single strap kind. There are two
shoulder straps Of the narrow ribbon
AZ either side and these narrow straps
are caught together for a few Inches
over the shoulder. The %suspcnder 81
feet At front ana back keeps he brue-
slere up better than n single vide
stup ard the suspender arrangement
almost never says down over the arm.
To make the iattioed bfassiefe haste
the upper aud lower strips OF wide
ribbon 20 wrapping paper at the rirht
distance apart. and with the right side
Of tho ribbon down-or against the
paper Arrange the strips Of narrow
rbbon IN the latticcd eject across the
space between tho vide ribbons. basi'
ing the iaiticed ribbons 10 the vide
ribbons but not through the paper
Cut away the hastings that hold the
wide ribbons 70 the paper and stitch
with the sewing machine along the
edges 20 which the lattice work IL hast.
cd. n you use doublc-facct Lady Fair
ribbon for this lattice work. or any
other doublo.faccd satin ribbon. " will
not b. n~ecossaryto have short strips for
the lattice work-with the subsequent
labor OF birmingham sewing down tho
ends on the wrong side Of The braHslere
but ono long strip of the narrow
ribbon may be uscf. turning Il over
each time NJ u reaches tho cdre. 10
make the naxt angle Of the lattice. Tho
strip Of lace h applied last Of al un.
derneath and another row OF machine
stitching holds u IN place.
To make the hrasH'efo with obllaue
trimming. u "a piece Of wrapping pa
per exactly the sizo % your brassiere
ns a foundation TO work on. cut the
strips Of ribbon and lace In equal
Lengths and pin ribbon ana lace strips
alternately on the paper m . true bias
Then when the EMS ~ ihc strip be-
come the front euvcs " YOU hrHsaicrr
the strips Of lncc nud ribbon Will meet
accurately and thcro vail be- no hrshk
On 'hs iruo bias. or ohilquo. eject
when an the strips have been pinned
on and % are sure they ur" evenly
arranged. basic securely along upper
and lower cdEos through she napor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

pME ms1t foods That have always
-. isnu considered hslittrleH hY tho
most discriminating opi,ur,s OF
.l;urupo. Bnd that hnsr boon uHrd boz
Imnrf delicious dishts hN mmoua hotel
ln tho United States. ave been
|Hrrlsct'i hN the American housewife
Fancy meats ns they are known 10
pho trade. consisting principally of Tive
hrs hearts brains. mclis. and kidneys
IhutD NOT been given tho place ON the
|uruuH boo this tuuuffN thuf fnrN Ir.
rrND lorHuHp Of their ~prfIshHNle uH
|furu. ~ UHT mot until recent NsufH UoH
|ilr re 900 TIMES tn deliver them iu
condition Win enc usu of
lmudrrn rrfursftuun Boz plant Dlr HUI
branch luuas be- In possible tI secure
az HIi seasons These meat product. ut
thr tsu h,iEhf ot their perfection
~lt'vp's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
EU' tho HNt'p'H brains chop fNum
pot into u saucepan with SOME
.sIrss OF ham o. chopped moi utlt
.nul uuUpot. hsHt u a cup of cream
serve ON frIrl bread with grated
,uIk uf hard. hoilrd srg uu ton
pmtiott' U'ltidrrp dice hIli cup
|ful of cooke btnius melt two table
HpuuufulH uf huifrT pot BOO hftIuH. ZOO
|fuf H few minutes H.II tEUp, UIll,
IrruuufIls cream. HrHHur with sHIf 1000
|Tspu,t t,sp huf B,lf fUur uasH
|ruu 90 iuHt,. mott or, tail, uuuuful uf
|huftrr. when bot POM iI 'r.s stIrf
|uutI 90 huuIuF Gao art ruuus piE, plH,.
stew Iu DvutDf. roll Iui,klt into
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

enough 10 keep tho brasslers from
sagslng away from the figure This
effect IL noticed sometimes on very
thin women and n IL neither modes,
nor pretty. DO not run an elastic
through the top Of your brasai,-e
however. a tightly drawn elastic over
this part OF the hguro might be very
Injurious. Rely on a ribbon run
through a casing. and on shoulder
straps 90 well adjusted that they hold
the brassiero up.
Curiously enough tho bandoau. or
bust ~conhner. though II IL a smaller
garment than tho brasaicre and much
less elaborate In tho way OF material
and trimming. u a vastly moro ain
cult garment 10 manufacture at home.
A brasaiero 10 partly daintine-s OF
fabric and partly nj "a bandeau mus;
be all nj ~ IL wiscst 10 buy the
bandcau ready made. and 20 80 to a
nrst class corset shop for IL. Lasii1g
injury may be lone 70 delicate organ
II u Il too Tight In the wrong place,
or badly adjusted IN the hgure. Put
yourself In the hands Of a good cor
setiere and DO ntted with the best
bandeau for your ngure-needa Thcn
stick 10 that make and style OF
bandeau and put all your new Ideas
and surplus pennies Into dainty bras
slcrcs| In up-to-date style.
JUS now the brassiere T. mostly
ribbon. There IL a craze for those rib
bon brassierca and very pretty anaira
they are. for wear under sumner bod
ices and hlouHoa. Two new bfas1iofcs
made Of Lady Fair ribbon-a supple,
iustrous riobon much In demand for
trimming purposes this rcason-are
pictured. In each case tho ribbon n
used in quite a unique manner; one
brassiero has a lattice work Of narrow
Lady Fair ribbons set between wide
strips Of the ribbon that make tho top
and bottom OF the brassicre The 9TH
81 model has pale blue Lady Pair rib
bon In twO-inch width cot between
lace strips Of equal width-all the
strips oct o%biiuuoly. The shoulder
straps % this brtssicre ARE ofithc blue
ribbon ovstiaid with strips ot'tho lace
The iutticed ribbon model hHsiHnoulisr
straps made - the marrow riciun used
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.
tcontnuri rrpm r'agc rwo.i

Ibv Mrs. Toe Baldwin. An ENJOYABLE
afternoon was spent. Dainty rufresh-
mcnia We're served a. the conclusion
|of four games. Those present wese
Mesdamea y e Eaton. " u nunton,
anton Never. Eleanor Petty. Flank O.
|nnftictt, " A SturrcH Misses Sahiua
Butler. Elizabeth Bartlett
Fred Nicholas was % business visitor
hcfc on Tussdas
Mrs W w. Saunders ~ Santa Mon
Ca. Cnlif. has returned 90 her home.
hayinr been called here by the illness
~ hcr daughter Mrs NJ H. cmhtroe
u " Nnidrf arrived hefe Monday
inirht from Chicago 10 take charge 81
fhe Val Verde hotel
\ Miss HARRIET tinu ~ Water Canyon
nttendcd the dance here Saturday
blight
Miss Iona Anderson. FORMERLY a..
fector Of music n the city schools
hsrc. len SUNDAY for her home in To-
harrucrtc Sweet.
Mrs Susie GIinrsiey ien Thursday
or her home in Saiiin. Colorado. after
visit ~ Hrtowi Wreha with her
S|lnurhtor Mrs Robert Steele
Tho rrruinr meeting OF tho Womnn's
luh WINS hold Monday night Arrunrc-
|nents wcrr made for irstntinr tho
NfiNNilN lnNfIiiNN ~ hlilffl NANl
I Committees wtre nlHa appointed to
Irranro for the Decoration day ever.
Rises
4 NcVa Land Of ucming and Hanson
~ ilHlry Hfr ~rnniuftlnu rsNi al acry-
Mo- Ht DO, baptist church
~ re- recon meeting Of che regents
|of Tho School OF Mines tho following
|tcachsrH were elected. a. " Wells
~ ~ Reese and D. % sn,iof There
nrr two vacancies TO be- ullrd.
MtH lHihtllu johnson. whn has
been the quest OF hsr niece. Mrs = A
smilo,. fut The past i've monthH viii
|ie1yr Monday Tor hor homo iu Sob
faska.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

nnASSIENE and bnndonu-aome-
Times both used together-suppie-
ment the corset and give the nE.
- ure correct lines under summer
trock and sheer blouse. SO popular
are the dainty braasleres that they
have almost banishod the more sturdy
corset cover entirely. but there are
wise ONE VINO realize hat the faith.
tul coraei-cover has ~ uses and re-
fuse 10 part with ~ altogether and 20
rely on bits OF lace and ribbon as an
only alternative.
A hraasiere IL such n simple thing
TO fashion hat any woman can con
c0ct half "a dozen Of the pretty things
in an evening or two. and tuck them
between sachets IN her Lingerie draw.
or. All one needs Is some lengths OF
ribbon and lace. n little marrow elastic
md sewing ma oflsif The bruHriera
must be- wide enough % reach from
armpit to walstiiue. and. Of course. the
hlrhcr up % comca the more modest "
b. under she's biou.es. ~ requires no
hhaping, unleHs % is 90 be- worn By a
oma with rather flI bust Then
tho brnssicrc must boz wider NJ tho
front than % IT ht %" bach 10 that "
VIII ffNfN wei NN NNNf 'ln UMHf MNN
also meet the waisilire Sometimes
his extra width IA r.von hy Inserting
a motif Of lace or other trimming be-.
tween the upper and lower strips Of
fabric. and sometime The lower strip
L. merely rounded upward across the
center front. the center and top strips
following this upward curve across the
front OF the garment, Usually. how.
ever. brassiorcs are straight around
aud q narrow elastic n run through a
casing ct the lower odFo to hold tho
garment nuniy and keep u from rid.
ing up" on The hgure.
Thoro h quite an art In getting the
shoulder straps exactly right n all
depends on the slope o. your own
shoulders. snd the adjustment Of
shoulder straps On one woman's bras.
siefo viii rarely NJ another woman
without somo slight alteration. Have
the shoulder straps FAR enough from
the arms 10 keep the straps from sag.
gins down ovor the top % the arm
a distressinrly untify eject beneath a
sheer thousand have them tau'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

oval shape. turn onto hot dish. pour
remainder uf aiur, round GuruiHh
With wntorprpaH
Brains are rapidly coming into m-
o throughout The tuif,l States iH o.
t1Hfs HHNuH meat fuuH you mHt ss.
cure calf. beer. pork ur sheep bruins
They arr FRESHLY frozen ind packed boz
sanitary uu pails
Iurk ktdncY-f rinrs.
p" o.. auus uHfI kiIus,H rHmu.s rho
cores uud skins IuI split thrm Open
season thr ,ut sIio With u Uttt salt
pepper futIE chopped onion. and
parsley pltr, u tNIult cut piece OF rHw
'Irnu uu each over Tho |sesrnuIur
pHsH u small akrv,r Through the Md.
nrfa AMI attach ths bacon to it Then
din into some wHfm huffDf substitute
lud lob b into SOM. drowned
hrsul rruWhs Hnd hiuil fu' about
'IrNf 20 ten WIuUtNH. tnlU take 800 and
arrange ON slices OF lruil,l Tomatoes
that hHNt been drrlErI with sIIf. pop.
prr uuI 20 nttl' vuIUu Iui,,. dipped m
melted button then boz .IiDksr crumbs
Arrange uu Hli,Da ul tuuaf and servo
kidneys Hro used md recognized 900
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03
snrrt Cnr,l. Gnnl ln Ilr.

Sweet curdH make a gDod riIug '1r
pi" co., tlfiH suggests b. huWr ,Uu-
uuWI,s office uf tH, Department uf
Agriculture s ,urI Dol obtained It
audluE rruusf tu warm mills amt HI.
luwtut The milk tn stand until 10 HHHI.
ems. Tive r,suluuE DurI then broken
up uni strained TO Tho tuuI from
% quar- of milk odd ono level 'Ini.
spoon butter. u~ur.fuHrfrr rup SUGAR.
NulkH uf two eggs Hul U IfW fIuta
curriutH uf chopped rIsIUH tUI 90 it.
tie uutmoE. Bake t like ,lHiHr1 pie
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Then basic the strips lightly 10 each
other. not sewing this time through
the paper. Now cut away tho hastings
NJ top and bottom, emoyo the paper
foundation, trim on tho proiocting
points of ace and ribbon along each
edge and bind with strips of ribhon
that will form caalnEs. the top casing
for a narrow ribbon 20 lie across the
bust and tho lower casing Tor elastic
az the Wuisilirc. The ribbon and lace
strips may be- sowcd together by hand
or machine and iho front edges Of M
brass ere may be bound With ribbon
and fastened with lntislhio metal
snapA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

him con au extra mpid express md he
actually arrived iu Now Norh twcuty
minutes ahead uf Aunt Tlthithu 10
stood nt tho exit iu hIH hirck suudfy
HIt. ,ltpst ltg boz hand. when Hht
uurur forth
Here We urn uEulu. hes ' Dr."
,iIHuiuH hpr whist I%utuatlf - iril Nr,
TIUIthI. uil I Thought ia loNf SEQ for
rund.'
Eut Aunt Tuhithy had drawn hcr-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03
Recipe. 81 Nlinaucupuc 'hofs.
spanish ftirr.

WHHr o. cups or rirr. pui In . ini'r.
HpouufHla of hniiing inrd and lpt brown
until cofn coiofrdi add 80 quarts of
hoilirr wutcr uud Halt tp tuHtu
HmHil con 0f tnmatofH and ! 'ut up
uuiou. du not HtIr Tile rice must NOT
Do, touched until uli the water hns
cooked up and the fice Be- quite DIS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

ThiH can Boz punch tsi 40 au, rro-
GERS or Doc made 90 home Put one
cinful of sugar lu un iron frying pan
over the ffr. fnnkt HuI aff Uutl DO
mrifa and fIfUH u IHrl brown anu
HmukrH AII H IHI' tIrIUl uf water.
ftir until hnIlirr add 90 Glove of guflic.
H ,HUuI4sd uuIuu. Ht whole cloves. H
i-ausp1uuuIl OF sllt H .Iit.puoUIul of
black pepper and o. IHsH uI THlI..u
rrurc simmer twenty minutes strain
uud bottle iur use THIS VII k,'p lpt
months.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

udsipha Unclo ii-
f1m got ont o. bus
o. newspaper and
thr train went uii
without hiu. liUt
the railroad uplt
we're morn than
kind tn tusis HiiI
ram boo Dis prrUiiu-
meut They put
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

other light than
that Of the gas
lamp 60 keep her
company
" NJ MARIE he
aiid
Y-N on Hhouldu 2
~ up tate when
t'm ou business
A. A. N0nAa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

Was heard from the top Of tho ntalrs.
Who are you tultlue To- az ihia
hour Of The rirht7" she asked.
Thaah what ia Ike 10 know m-m.
myself hammered Jones'
Mrs Jones huniened covraiairs.
lamp IN hand.
ITS the model" abe aildi the
dnsasos on"
Yea thaah D." aid joaeg upsilF.
model wumar don't llt Inak
make some fellow good wife"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

@if up straight and stlif She was
fnuwulnE ua black un r. t~hundsrcloud.
You clear out mister she hlsari
None o. yer New fofk confidence
tricks on mo. I lcf my Hiram In
Philadelphia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

Old dent Tui.
tut what's the
matter with YOU
boys That slu
make four 90 fnu
I've had in two
months
i'uee 30 r'r,
when sou hnNe
pages you u
expect leaves
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03
browning ~ Kitciicn Ilouaurt.

steel frequently discolorH the fruit uui
sometimes leaves a noticeable nltur
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

Aunt Tai ltha and uucio Hiram
started Iur e. christmas visit 10 New
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

Payments will be ar
ranged to suit your con-
venience.
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The great Edison laboratories are
unable to keen up with present de-
mands. Luckily, we ordered heavily
! and a recent shipment enables us to
; supply most models and finishes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-21
PaEans Entertain.

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver L. Pagan en-
tertained yesterday in honor Of their
house guests, Mrs. P. L. Anderson and
Hugh G. ingalls,, of New York city,
at their country home near Muir
kirk, Md.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-21
ALLIED LEADERS
FETED IN LONDON

LONDON, July 21.-Despite the rain,
which continued throughout Sunday.
the route of yesterdays victory pa
rade was crowded with persons
watching the comings and goings Of
the allied troops, who were busy the
entire day sightseeing.
Three thousand of the allied troops
were entertained at the Coliseum
Theater by a vaudeville performance.
Another ovation was given Marshal
Foch, who with his staff attended
mass in the cathedral The allied
generals and other officers were
dined at the Carlton Hotel, the Prince
OF Wales presiding.
General Pershing and his staff, with
the entire American composite regi-
ment, which participated in Satur-
days parade, attended a gala per
Torrance at the Palace Theater.
The Prince of Wales at the Carlton
dinner had Marshal Foch on his right
and General Pershing on his left
Prince Albert sat between General
Montuori, of Italy, and General
Bourremans, Of Belgium. The guests
included Premier Lloyd George, Ad-
miraI Beatty, and a number Of Brit
ish generals and admirala