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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-08
Administration Plans Deadlock
to Force Compromise on Treaty
Preamble to Reservation
Group Is Approved As to
40 After All Efforts to
Amend Fail - Reserva-
tons Debate Is Begun

Washington, November T.
The first affirmative step to-
ward qualification of the peace
treaty was taken today by the
Senate after administration
leaders, with the backing of
President Wilson, had reaf-
firmed their intention of vot-
ing against ratification if the
reservations drawn by Senate
majority are adopted.
The Initial test of strength of
the reservation programme of the
foreign relations committee found
the republicans almost solidly
united behind II, the group of miid
reservationists who helped kill
the committees amendments and
the irreconciIablc group of treaty
foes standing together for the first
time since the long treaty fight
began.
BY a vote of 4S to 40 the Senate APP
proved after all efforts to amend it
to the reservation group. requiring
that to make the treaty binding at
least three of the four great powers
must accept the Senate qualifications.
M'CUMBER WITH DEMOCRATS
The only republican who did not
swing into line for the proposal was
Senator McCumber of North Dakota,
while three democrats. Senators Reed,
Missouri: Gore, Oklahoma, and Walsh,
Massa chusetts. voted with the major
ity.
When adjournment was reached the
first of the IA reservations was under
debate and republican leaders were
claiming they had safe majorities
pledged for the entire group. The mild
reservationists. it was declared. had
turned down a new democratic offer
of compromise. while the frreconcil-
able wing was devising plan of ac-
ton by which they hoped to defeat the
treaty entirely.
The best claims made by the adj
ministratiOn forces was that t1c
treaty would be wedged into
deadlock. which in the end would
make compromise inevitable.
BACKED BY PRESIDENT
The plan to vote aginst the treaty
ana thus deadlock the ratification
wilson's unqualified support Senator
Hitchcock of Nebraska. the democratic
leader saw the President during the
day for the first time since Mr.. Will
son returned from his speaking tour
and went over with him the entire
situation surrounding the treaty in the
Senate. Afterward Mr.. Hitchcock said
the executive regarded the committee
reservations as obstructive" and tns
preaSble as very embarrassing and
advised the administration senators to
stand by their guns.
The President was said to have as
serted an aggressive opposition to ac-
ceptance to reservations which would
impair the treaty. but to have shown
Willingness TO leave the matter of
compromise in the hands of the ad-
ministration senators, 10 be worked out
after the deadlock stage had been
reached Mr.. Wilson explained. SEN
ator Hitchcock said. that he had sent
for the administration leader to give
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-08
POLICE ARREST 27

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tice operatives.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-08-13
INVE TOR bAB
TO BUILD FACTORY
IS GRANTED PERMIT BY CITY
COUNCIL TO ERECT NEW
BUILDING.
CITY STREET WORKERS ASK
INCREASE IN WAGES.
SAYS FILZEN.

William Aab, local inventor of cylin-
der re-boring machine and who until
recently was part owner Of the Mueller s71el lie
& Aab garage on North Broadway,
was granted permit to erect new
building near the pump house IN North nth
German Park, by the city council at its
last regular meeting held Tuesday,
August 9Th. The b.ilding will be 20 x
40 feet, with an idea Of making addi-
tions according to growth Of the concern.
The necessary machinery already has
been bought by Mr.. Aab and he will
install them and begin manufacturing
his patented re boring machine as soon
as the new building has been completed.
Started Four Years Ago.
1t was about four years ago when Mr..
Aab felt the necessity Of having cheaper
reboring machine for cylinders on Motor
cars of all descriptions. Repair shops
of modest dimensions could not afford
to spend nearly thousand dollars for
one of these machines. The return on
this investment would have been out
of proportion, and whoever bought such
a machine did it because there were
no others on the market. A whole year
was spent in test-making which finally
led to the manufacturing of a machine
that fitted its purpose in every particular.
Is Much Cheaper.
In the first place the new machine IS IS
OF very simple construction and there
fore not at all expensive. Where other
devices used for the same purpose all
cost more than $500 and some Of them
far more than thousand dollars,
Mr. Aab's machine produces the sane
effect at cost OF only $3.50. Every
automobile repair shop in the country
is able to buy a cylinder re-boring
machine Under these conditions and it
is to be expected that. soon after the
establishment of the manufacturing plant
orders will be received in large numbers.
The machine can be Used for the re-
boring of all motors Of gas engines.
Mr. Aab's machine can be handled by
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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-05-01
TRUSTEES SALE NOTICE

By virtue Of the provisions q a Ger
tain Deed Of Trust executed On he
1st day Of June. 1917; By Le Roy
Miller and Martha Adair. only heirI
Of Fannie Miller. to secure an iadebt-
edusss therein mentioned due D. F.
Morgan wherein | was made Trustee
and which Deed Of Trust appears q
record in the Chancery ClenA nee
in Houston. Mississippi. in Be 81
Page 1875. Of the Record Of ,tua
Deeds Of Chickasaw County, Missif-
sippi. will. within legal hours o.
Monday The 5th day o. May 1918. ia
front Of the court house door 10 The
City Of OkoIona. Mississippi, oEer Ter
sale and sell to the highest bidder lar
cash, the following described property
to-wir
The East Fractional paft Of Lot :s9F
Block 40 according to the Tilt survey
Of Okolona. Miss, and more parh1a-
larlv described as beginning at ps,ut
eighty FIVE feet east to the South Wea
corner Of said lot thence North I've
Hundred Ninety feet thence Eas, One
Hundred Thirty and one third feet
thence South Two Hundred Ninety
Feet thence West along the North side
Of Wheeler street to the point Of be-
ginning. And described as lot eleveu
block thirteen according to Raadolph's
Survey Of the town Of Okolona Said
land is situated in the CITY Of OkoIO-
na, Chickasaw County, Mississippi.
Said sale is made to satisfy sale
Indebtedness and the cost Of executing
this trust.
The title to said property is bel;ev-
ed to be good but | will convey oulg
such title as is vested in me as Trus
tee.s
This the End day OF April. 1919.
S. c. JONES.
Trustee
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-05-01
CONTINUED from last week.
Order Approving Election and APP
pointment Of Commissioners in
Dirtriet Nuab.r F;v.

Order Approving Election and APP
pointment Of Commissioners in
District Number Five.
Whereas, on the 4th, day Of April,
1919, an election was duly and legal
" held and conducted in proposed
Road District No. according to the
provisions Of Chapter 119 Of the
Code Of 1906 on the Registrations
and Elections and the amendments
thereto as far as applicable; and
whereas, the ballots used in said cleo
tiOn contained on their face the fol
lowing; For the Issuance Of bonds
and Against the Issuance Of Bonds"
as provided for by Chapter 176 of
the laws Of Mississippi Of 1914 which
said ballots were furnished to the
qualified electors offering to vote in
said election; and, whereas, the re-
turns Of said election were duly and
legally made and canvassed by the
Election Commissioners Of Chicka-
saw County and the results thereof
has been certified by said Election
Commissioners to this Board, which
said certificate is on file with the
Board; and is in words and figures
following, to-wit:
State Of Mississippi,
Chickasaw County.
To the Honorable Board Of Supervis-
ors Of said county and state:
The following are the returns of
a Special Election held at the differ
ent precincts in Supervisors District
Number Five ef Chickasaw County,
Mississippi, on Friday, the 4th day
Of April, 1919, to determine whether
or not the bonds Of said Supervisor
District Number Five which is desig-
mated a Road District Number Five
Of said County shall be issued in a
sum not exceeding ten per cent. of
the assessed valuation of all the prop
erty in said Supervisors District
Number Five, of said County, both
real and. personal for the purpose Of
constructing improved roads in said
road district number five of said
county:
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-05-01

Notice Of Proposal to issue RefuadiAC
Bonds in the CITY Of OkOloaa.
Miss, to the adult Tax Payers d
said City Of Okoloua.
Whereas, on the 18th day Of June
1919. the City Of OkolOna will have
to mature and be payable S6000DQ
outstanding City Bonds. bearing 6
per cent interest. and the same wM
have to be paid, therefore Notice Is
given hereby that the Council Of the
CITY Of Okolona, Miss, hes ordered
by its ordinance, that Bonds to de
amount Of 100000 bearing interea
at not exceeding 6 per cent per
annum be issued and sold. according
to law. to refund or pay Of said 10
debtedness. Said New Bonds 10 Be
payable 20 years from their date. a.
teaest payable semi-annually. vii
option Of said city to pay said Bouds
after 5 years from their date.
Dated this April 10Th 1919.
R, L. Fitzgerald.
Attest; Mayoz
W. j. Williams.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-05-01
Just ARRIVED-Big car Amed-
can Garden and Field Fence.
Okolona Hardware Co
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND

By virtue Of decree Of the Caar,-
cery Court Of the Second District d
Chickassw County, Mississippi ea-
tered on The Bird day of December.
1918, in Cause No. 1885 Mrs. Alice
Gideon vs.. Bardwell Murdoch. Ct 4.
i. w. j. Williams, Special Comn;s-
sioner in said cause, will on Moadag.
the 9Th day Of May, 1919. in Gou d
the Court House door in the Civ .af
OkOlona, said District. County ang
Stale, offer for sale and sell to TIE
highest bidder for cash the iollosViaf
described property to-wit:
Lot No. 6. Block No. 70 and Lets
Nos. Is and 10, block No. 70 accord
ing to the Randolph Survey and asp
Of the City Of Okolona, Chickasas,
County, Mississippi, being what &c
known as the Z. c. Murdoch farm.
Said land will be sold for the pax
pose Of division Of proceeds among
the heirs Of said E. c. Murdoch. De
ceased, and believe the title 10 BE
good, but will convey only such taIo
as is vested in me by the decree Il
said Court.
Witness my hand this ApriI3. 1918
w. j. Williams,
Special COMMISSIONS
r. j. West.
Solicitor.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-05-01
No Worms in a Healthy Child

All children troubled with worms have an I'M
healthy color, which indicates poor blood and as a
rule, there is more or less stomach disturbance.
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly
for two or three weeks will enrich the blood, i'm
prove the digestion, and act as General Strength
ening Tonic to the whole system. Nature will then
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in perfect health. Pleasant to take Coo per bottle
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-05-01


assessed valuation of the taxable
property in said Road District Num-
Der Five of Chickasaw County, Mis-
sissippi, as provided by law.
Respectfully,
W. G. Abernethy, Chairman.
G. +. Pate
W. j. Lewis.
Coming on to be considered the
above recommendation Of the Good
Road Commissioners of District No.
5, and this Board being satisfied that
the same is for the best interests Of
the said District and County, the
said recommendation is therefore APP
proved and ratified.
This day came on for hearing by
the Board the matter Of the addition
al assessment Of solvent credits, for
back taxes, made by the Tax-Asses-
sor Of Chickasaw County IN March
18th A. D., 1919, under notice from
the State Revenus Agent, under the
provisions of Chapter 131 Of the Mis-
sissippi Code of 1906; and
It appearing that all persons, firms
and corporations so assessed have
been notified as required by law, and
that certain Of those have appeared
in person or by attorney and have
agreed upon and have adjusted same
the adjusted and agreed amounts be-
ing now before this Board for approx
al, and it appearing that the said de-
linquents hereinafter named have
agreed with the Revenue Agent to
back assessments for the amounts
hereinafter named;
It is therefore ordered and adj
judged that the said assessments, as
corrected, adjusted and agreed to, be
and they are hereby approved and
confirmed against the persons, firms
and corporations, for the amounts as
follows: Ca total Of assessments from
1912-19180
Andrews, w. H., $1,000.
Andrews, J. W. 1884.
Adams & Neubert $6415.
AGREE, E. G, $500.
Ashby, r. L. & Co. S1217.
Ashby, R. L. S548.
Adams and Neubert S446.
Afford, NJ. C. $1O50.
Ashby, Mrs NJ. " S5248.
Abenethy, ]. W. Est S161.
Atkinson, j. E. $780,
Anderson, C. G. & Son $3.50.
Abbott, B. J. S1215.
Anderson, J. E. S2O5.
Beatty, Mrs Ludie 500.
Brand, J. T. Bros. S291.
Buckingham, Cornelia Est. $525O.
Bowe, James, $50
Beasley, Mrs. Maggie Adms. 500
Buchanan, Fred $4,000.
Buckingham, E. B. Est. S51.
Buckingham, j, K. sos.
Billiard, B. C. & Son 1915.
Brand, Mrs. E. B. S3772.
Brand, Chas. S4871.
Baker, S. w. $3.50.
Bray, J. w. $500.
Brand, W. T. $4,000.
Brand, Mrs 0has. SIPS.
Barnett, Mrs. Julia 1898.
Burnett, H. D. SITS.
Bowling, B. NJ. $2210.
Boucher, R. NJ. $500.
Berry, Mrs Eddie S2342.
Bedford J. W. 1921.
Baine, B. H. S718.
Boone, Mandy S424.
Rabbit, C. H. S3087.
Bean, G. w. S4884.
Beatty, T. NJ. $3.50.
Beatty & Ellis $1,000.
Buchanan, w. F. 5000.
Cole, w. J. SITS.
Chennault, w. W. S277.
Carlisle, w. H. & Co. $1,000
Cole, Mrs, L. A. 1921.
Cole, G. W. Sr. Est. $4,000.
Carlisle, F. M. 1920.
Carter, G. W. s1O9s.
Couch, W. G. $500.
Colbert, W. L. S45S.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-05-01
Est. Of G. W. Naron s166.

Est Of G. ". Naron s166.
Naron, W. W. $3.50.
Naugle & Ford SO.
Naugle, J. B. SITS.
Norman, C. W. S275.
Naron, ]. H. $500.
Neal, d. I. S375.
Nelson, H. W. s176.
Neal, W. H. $575.
Neal, w. H. $685..
Majors, T. S. $500.
Nelson, e. H. S1OU.
Majors, l. J. $415.
OBarr, j. D. $66.
Owen Bros. $3.50.
Okolona Mercantile Co. $4,000.
Okolona Supply Co. $4,000.
Phillips, T. ]. & Son SITS.
Phillips, B. f. S5O4.
Paden, J. B. S195.
Porter, J. R. $500.
Pannell, John 1919.
Phillips, B. L. $500.
Paden, Mrs. N. c. $50.
Peden, T. W. $1,000.
Pulliam, Morgan S525.
Pearson, Ed $500.
Priest, DR.. J. R. S2O86.
Pearson, F. Q. S315.
Pyron, Thos. M, S400.
Prairie Lumber Co. S275.
Phelps, G. H. S251.
Pilgreen, F. J. S4OO.
Pannell & Glidewell S400.
Philips & Murgg, 1895.
Perry, ]. E.. $40.
Ray, W. T. $1,000.
Ray, W. T. & Son.
Reeder, Mrs. D. W. 1915.
Reeder, D. W. $500.
Kicks, S. H. & Son $4,000.
Rhodes, ]. W. $359s.
Reeder, R. H. S1782.
Ross, ]. c. $3.50.
Ray, Gertrude $3.50.
Rieley, J. J. 1913.
Schwab, S. $500.
Smith, rs. S2O1.
Saxon, O.V. $247.
Sanders, S. J. $165O.
Sanders, Mrs. S. ]. $3.50.
Smith & Brand S8312.
Shell, D. f. & Bro. $3.50.
Smith, J. J. 121.
Schmidt, John $683.
Sanderson, J. G. 1875.
Shell, P. W. $641.
Smith, C. W.. $115.
Seay, Edgar $437.
Stanford, Mrs. Mittie $1548.
Smith, Walter, 1890.
Sage, Mrs. Sallie M. 500.
Shell, D. H. $3.50.
Spraberry, J. W. S11O.
Wilkinson, W. A. $3.50.
Weaver, John 1919.
Wofford, J. E. Jr. 1852.
Westbrook, Mrs. Rena S3135.
Williams, J. c. Sr. $11021.
Weaver, John 1867.
Wesley, Evans, 500.
Wallace, HUMPHREYS $500.
Waller, M. R. s45O.
Wheeler, c. H. 1887.
Usher, E. S94.
Tabb, D. D. $814.
Thompson, J. F. $1260.
Terry, W. W. $48.
Tabb, J. P. $500.
Thompson, a. V. $17O0.
Trice, Mrs. Ida NJ. $500.
And the Clerk is hereby ordered
Gritty a copy Of this order to t
AK Collector of Chickasaw Coun
nd a copy to the State Auditor: al
he said Tax Collector is hereby
ected to proceed at once to cole,
eport and distribute the taxes
equired by law.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-05-01

Cox, A. C. 1923.
Cook, N. E. $3.50.
Chandler, NJ. L. $500.
Chandler, Mary Kuon ct al $1,000
Davis, C. A. $874.
Davis, Miss Etoile $44O.
Davis Reuben $500.
Davis, J. d. S257.
Davidson, D. R. $3.50
Dulaney, A. ]. $3.50.
Dulaney, Mrs. S. A. 1912.
Davis, Mrs Ida $780,.
Demoville, L. E. 563.
Duncan, w. R. 1898.
Dean, T. NJ. $3.50.
Ellison, j. l. S1937
Ellison, Thos. 1910.
Ellison, ]. f. $3.50.
Ellis, B. F. $500.
Edens, J. E. SPAS.
Elliott, E. S. $3.50.
Ford, W. A. $3.50.
Faulkner, W. L. $3.50.
Griffin, p. l. S196.
Gordon, f. A. $3.50.
Griffin, Mrs. S. R. 5000.
Gregory, S. R. $1341.
George, H. w. 1894.
Gordon, Mrs. Emma $3.50.
GOA, S. D. $3.50.
GOA, L. L. S240.
Gillylin, H. S. $1,000.
Glidewell, C. E. Sr.
Gardner & SAMSON S179.
Hastings, ]. B. 1852.
Hill. l. E. S2325.
Huffman, Mrs. Elizabeth S1650.
Huddleston, W. C. $500.
Harley, A. NJ. 1892.
Harley, A. NJ. 1882.
Harley, Mrs. f. $50.
Hill, B. A. S4O0.
Hardison, j. NJ. $1348.
Hoke, r. L. S162.
Harrill, o. NJ. $500.
Henley, Mamie B. S1585.
Hall Weaver Gro. Co. S426.
Hall, E. J. Sr. 1896.
Hussey, W. B. $500.
Hussey, J. H. $50.
Houston Hdw. & Fum. Co, S2479.
Houser, G. J. $704.
Hall, Minnie j. S4OO
Houlka Mercantile Co. S198.
Harris, A. J. $50.
Hill, Joe Jr S736.
Hancock, W. /. 5000.
Harrington, A. J. 500.
Hodges, H. J. $40.
Huffman, W. NJ. $40.
Jack, w. W. S258.
Jaggers, Mrs, Mamie, S1799.
Jaggers, W. T. 2499.
jackson, W. W. 1892.
Jennings, N. A. 1882.
Judd, Lon S192.
Jones, S. C. 1871.
Jagoe, A. L. 223.
King, l. 7. $40
King, S. 7. 1888.
Kilgore, W. H. 5000.
King & Evans, $500.
King S. G. S44.
King, Jas. A. SITS.
Kynerk, R. E. 5000.
King, C. R. 1858.
Lewis, w. B. 1928.
Lewis, W. J. S140.
Lawson, NJ. NJ. s165.
Lloyd, L. e. 5000.
Love, Mrs. Susan $1056.
Logan, Randall, SS15.
LaGrone, C. A. $3.50.
Lagrone, M. H. S67
Marion, d. c. $144.
Murphree, Mrs. Lille $3.50.
Morgan, r. R. $40.
Melton, James s1573.
Moore, w. A. $3.50.
Murray, A. L. S40O.
McCool & McQuary S14O.
Moseley, Roy, 1921.
Mcintosh, p sr. sS153.
Mayfeld, Hal $1,000.
Morris, J. L. $500.
Montgomery, F. C. s2Os.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-05-01

AAANhuaaW OUuAAtfs
We the undersigned Commission
ors Of Election for Chickasaw Coun-
ty, certify that the foregoing tabular
statement is a true and correct re-
turn Of the whole number of votes
east, both for and against the issuance
of bonds Of tn especial Election above
mentioned in Supervisors District
Number Five of said County, held on
the 4th day Of April, 1919.
Witness our signatures, this the
9Th day Of April, 1919.
J. NJ. Griffin
G. w. Williams.
Election Commissioners
of Chickasaw County.
And Whereas, the foregoing re-
port Of said Election Commission
ers was duly filed with this Board at
its next regular meeting after said
election, which was convened at the
Courthouse Of Chickasaw County on
the 8th day of April, 1919, it is here
by ordered and adjudged that said
election so held in said proposed No.
Five Road District on the 4th day Of
April, 1919, was carried in favor of
the Issuance of bonds of said pro-
posed separate Road District, and
Whereas, under the law, it now be-
comes the duty Of this board to place
Road District Number Five under
the provisions Of Chapter 176 of the
laws Of Mississippi Of 1914, with ref
erence to the construction and main
tainance Of public roads located
therein, and to appoint three COM
missioners who shall be qualified cleo
tors of said Road District No. 5 and
real estate owners therein to serve
for a term Of four years from the
time Of their appointment and until
their successors are appointed by the
Board; and
Whereas, it appears to the salts
faction Of the Board that W. J. Lewis
W. G. Abernethy and G. f. Pate are
qualified electors Of said district and
real estate owners therein and are
duly qualified to act as such commits.
toner's Of said Separate Road Dis.
trict as provided by law.
It is ordered and adjudged by the
Board Of Supervisors Of Chiekasav
County that Separate Road District
No. 5 thereof be and the same j.
hereby created, organized and placed
under the provisions Of Chapter 17t
Of the laws Of Mississippi Of 1914
with reference to the construction
and maintenance Of public road.
therein, and that the said W. J. Levi.
w. G. Abernethy and G. E. Pate, be
and they are hereby appointed road
commissioners for said Separate Road
District No. 5 for a term Of foul
years from this date and until theii
successors are appointed BY this
hoard. and they are hereby vested
with al the powers appertaining to
their said Office as provided BY said
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-05-01
piles Cured in 6 to "A Days
R. j. West.


Druggists refund money II PAZ0 OINTMENT Gssz
to cure Itching Blind. Bleeding or PrOtruding Piles
instantly relieves Itching Piles, and you can IS
restful sleep after the first application. Prizes SEC
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-05-01

W. j. Williams.
City Clerk.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-05-01
PROCEEDINGS OFTHEBOARDOF
SUPERVISORS, APRIL TERI

Chapter 176 Of the Laws Of Missis
sippi Of 1914, for the maintenance
and supervision Of the maintenance
and construction Of the public roads
built in said district under the pro
visions Of said law subject to the APP
prevail Of this Board, and for their
services they shall be paid actual ex-
penses, not exceeding $4,000 per
month out Of the special fund created
for the purpose Of constructing and
maintaining said public roads.
Ordered and adjudged in open
court this the 10th day Of April, 1918
the same being at the regular April
meeting, 1919, Of this Board, ali
members voting aye.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-14
ALMA GLUCK AND
HUSBAND DECIDE TO
STAY IN STATE
Reserve Suite Of Rooms at Bish-
ops Lodge at Santa Re for an
Indefinite Period-Buy Riding
Suits In City.

r. zimbaiist and wife. better known
IN the music world "A Alma Chuck.
who were at the Aivaradc for the
past two Gays. left last night for
Santa Fe. where they have made arr
engagements for q suite OF rooms at
Bishops Lodge. for an indefinite Pc
rioJ.
After a long ana strenuou concer,
eason Madame luck will take n
complete rest. devoting her time to
outdoor life and recreation. and
picked New Mexico a. an ideal place.
The couple ntted themselves out fully
for such an outing while here. max
Ing large purchases Of riding suits
and habits as well n all the para
phenalia that goes With Il.
Repeated efforts for an interview
with the couple while here failed
completely. and madame and her hus-
band always being "out." leaving the
Impression that they were really on
a vacation and had no desire to talk
shop" with any one.
Their child. who Mt the time Of its
birth vas commonly known ns the
aloe, 600 baby" was not with lite par
enu while here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-14

one 81 the numeroua auperrtliiona
o. The italian ~ppasaptfy n that rows
81 teeth hung pround the neckH OF
little children viii assist them In
teothing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-14

Saddle Hor-es for Rent. Bells
LIVERY Phone IS.