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lines and yet it conforms with the
untitled effect that seems to be the
aim and desire in modern clothes.
While the underdress is fitted, the
coat top hangs loosely from the shout
der. This dress is in beige tricot with
facings of navy blue silk.
In the other group Of dresses I'm
questionably the one of navy blue
silk gabardine would first attract at
tention, this because of the rather
elaborate embroidery of Venetian de
sign done in French blue, which effects
a pleasing combination of color. And
color, you know, is always the first
detail of a costume to attract the eye.
Lines and the details of finish and
New Britain herald., 1919-02-14

but are belted with girdles or sashes
though not tightly enough to show
the figure to any extent,
There is a great deal Of embroidery
on many French hats. One lovely
example of this fashion is a small
model of black satin embroidered in
gold thread and French blue en-
broidery ribbon.
Report has it that all Paris is agreed
upon the vogue of capes and cape
like coats for spring; but not every
American girl or woman knows how
to wear a cape to the best advantage
Jet and flowers and ostrich are
among the most favored hat trimming
advanced by the Paris designers for
spring millinery.
It Is not to be wondered that French
blue-the soft lovely blue that COM
bines so smartly and artistically with
black-is an accepted spring color.
The spirit of victory, peace and the
promise Of plenty is portrayed in
many of the seasons models, both in
apparel and millinery. This spirit is
expressed by color, by fabric, by line
and by ornamentation. Silver wheat,
the symbol of plenty, on a stunning
black hat of Directoire shaping is one
example Of this idea
The gown Of the hour in Paris is un-
questionably the restaurant gown,
and many and wonderful are the elab-
crate and rich models that are thus
classified.
Varying shades of mahogany and
carnation are to be found in Paris
millinery designed by the best milf
ners.
High squa crowns with turn,
UP brims are much in evidence IN
French millinery for spring.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-14

innovation in fashions, and the sleeve
Is loose and short, but is finished by
an inner cuff of white organdie match
ing the funny little roll collar that IS
arranged across the back of the col
larless neck.
An interesting feature of this dress
is accentuated by the fiat embroidery
done in imitation of braid. This is a
very youthful model, though it may
be worn by the slim woman who is no
longer a girl.
Decidedly interesting is the coat
dress shown with the serge dress al
ready described, designed by Bernard.
This dress is somewhat on Directoire
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DARTS is ab1aze with color-color in
u wonlen's apparel-particular in
the elaborate evening gowns that are
being worn.
Rich, generously patterned capes of
luxurious furs are used for wraps for
evening wear by women of fashion.
Mink. chinchilla, sable and ermine
are tho most favored furs for this
Fuse.
Chinese and Egyptian motifs and
colorings have Influenced the de-
signers and manufacturers of French
silks. and it is easy to imagine the
beauty of these fabrics long before
one has the opportunity to behold
them.
For evening wear, cloth of gold
and of silver are used extensively,
sometimes in combination with other
fabrics. but as often without COM
hination. save for metal lace or bro
cade ribbon. Some of the most beau
tiful of the metal fabrics are in color
combinations with red, turquoise blue
and jade green.
From Guy comes a long front and
short back poke shape that is always
an interesting millinery fashion,
though never likely to be extensively
popular, because this extreme shape
r. is not generally becoming.
n A sort of Directoire shape done In
satin is new millinery model put out
by Talbot, the crowns Of which are
medium size, though somewhat
larger than the head size: these
crowns are soft.
For afternoon wear, dresses on the
chemise or semifitted lines are an
assured fashion for Paris. if the word
o. big importer is worth while These
dresses are extremely simple, and
hang in loose lines from the shoulders.
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feature that is likely to overshadoW
all other features of new clothes unless
it be the appearance Of slimness, pro-
duced bv straight lines on which most
garments are developed.
In this respect the one-piece chemise
dress is conspicuous by it's many repe-
titions. These dresses hang straight
from the shoulder, but are loosely
belted about the waist either by mar
row sash or girdle. Such dress is
illustrated in the moGel of blue serge
made by Lanvin. This q: ess is Gu with
kimono sleeves that are once more an
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trimming come after. Here, too, you
will see that while there is a seeming
fullness to the model, the lines are
kept slim and straight.
While the companion dress may
suffer for immediate attention in the
company of the dress just described, it
lacks nothing in charm or beauty and
is interesting because of it's new
features, principally because of the
sleeves, which are close fitting and cut
above the elbow line
This is one very decided innovation
of French fashions that has already
had considerable publicity, and not
without reason, for few indeed, are
the women who can successfully wear
such sleeve unless they determine
to always wear long gloves, Here, too,
is a rub, because with the present
price of gloves it will cost a baby
fortune" to always have fresh ones.
This frock is by Jenny, and is in
beige tricot, with matching chiffon.
Rough straw, you have heard al.
ready, is predestined for favor this
spring, and I am showing you a very
interesting new model developed in
this much heralded straw. The wing
trimmed hat is of rough green straw,
New Britain herald., 1919-02-14
MAGNzFYING THE CITY APARTMENT

mostly" objected the bride, land I
can't hurt peoples feelings by dis
carding them"
mo need to. Simply put them away
New Britain herald., 1919-02-14

bersome articles only serve to make
an apartment the smaller by using up
valuable space"
But they are wedding presents
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Photographs by Fashion Csnasrn
Decidedly new and unique is the
one.piece dress of navy blue serge,
trimmed with flat embroidery in
imitation of braid, carried out i'm
navy and white silk. This is a
Lanvin model
very bright green, and is trimmed
with an interesting and unusual crown
band made Of feathers and a. unique
feather-wing trimming, which would
seem to have been designed especially
for this hat model This hat is by
Odette, as is the second hat, the
fetching and unusual turban.
This turban is Of a lovely navy
blue straw, which is practically a
braid, and the hat has no trimming
save the unique double-winged orna-
ment, colorful in intermingling tones
of tan and cherry.
Space does not permit of presenting
to you other French fashions today.
There are more on the way, equally
as attractive as those I have chosen
to show you. And whether you can
buy them and wear them or not, I feel
that every woman looks upon the
presentation of French fashions as
very interesting and desirable fashion
news.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-14

but are belted with girdles or sashes,
though not tightly enough to show
the figure to any extent,
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Paris Fashion Notes

DARTS is ablaze with color-co1or In
\ women's apparel-particularl in
the elaborate evening gowns that are
being worn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-05
PRICE BOARD
i FOR THE COUNTY


walter ~. Conhen chairman or the
s.cef1 u oIif commIssiener4 rss ap-
4oi1led Is 0orefnor f~-esraaolo fonQw-
ina 4 living rpat contsftn9e ~ Saints
~ yesterday ~ act AZ cheIrmeh Of
shf Perrninie eounis Hfaiz prlet com-
1hIs onies was rrtssed ~ the nev-
ernor yesterday ~foiiowlnr a resolution
p~fesLSfed ~ Aeslstaut bls.rict Atior-
nay J. A. Miller 81 this city. a state
eomnutito % doterntine ana - en-
torct fnt pIIttA cenrp0Hfd ~ -
members one from each eounIx. who
viii IN turn ACT ~ chaifman % county
eqmmltteuA Wa appointed hJ ne
Ths county committee composed Of
men enc ~epen epptintct BY Chair
men Cohntn ~ authorised 10 invctti-
Rntf ne prices charFca BY the retail
merchants Ia this count and to de-
ttfminH, b. neatly a. possible, Just
what constitutes a fair price for each
commqdiy. These FAY price Lists will
not Wlttinniy allow h retailers more
than a reasonable pront. TINS invcsfi-
cations Viii probably be limited 10 arr
tleifs Of fuod and ciothinr. and fuel.
The co~nfsrence OF the various dis
srict attorneys and their assistants.
the naeors n the United States dis
triet attorney with the governor re-
solved Itself into an Informal discus
sion Of he hiEh cos Of Twins situa-
fion In different parts OF tha state. The
meeting was nddreHzcd BY John r.
Atwood. special assistant &c the Unit
ed Statca attorney general, who h n
special Investigator for the govern
nieht of he high price situation.
The legislature, in thu special ses-
sion about 20 be called. viii he asked
20 cnHct q state law comparable to the
Lever act. which can be efsed IN eN-
trom1 cAses against merchants who
arr not disposed to he fair or reason-
able In iheir prices.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-05
HOUSE SEARCHED,
NAH ASKS FOR $1,000
Claims Damages Against
Neighbor Who Lost
Whisky and Apparel

Alvin rohic. gardener and masqr OF
lawns. caused A. &. stumpf. OF 20s
south Edith street. $4,000 worth or
humiliation and embarrassment. when
he had Htumprs house searched by "a
deputy sherIn Tor goods believed
stolen according 10 a sNit Hied IN ms
district court this m&nine claiming
that aam IN damages from Mr.. pohie.
Il seems that Pohic. who n n
noinhbor to Stumpf. inissed several
his prlzed possessions along Al No
venbcr. Believing that the goods
werc stolen from him and we're con-
cenied In the house OF AIR. Stumpf.
Pohle had a search warrant issued
against him. Among the missing
goods and chatteis" were an OVER
coat. a pair Of shoes. a wheel bar
row. a puah-cart with which the own
er was frequently seen upon the street.
four bottles OK bee and M hammer,
not to mention i've gallons OF whisky
which may have been very good but
was valued by the owner at only 81
a gallon.
Deputy Sheriff Charles nanghart.
armed with the search warrant wen
thoroughly over Stumpf's house on
NJ gember IS. and found nothing that
belonged To Pohie, not even in the cell
lar.
Mr.. stumpf claims mai Pohic acted
mniiciousiy and without cause. and
that the resulting humiliation n en-
bnrrarsment are worth 90. 200 70 him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-05
President Defers
Decision On Mexico

tors while prepped up IN bed rather
han sitting IN because the president
had been up some time his morning
and he did not want his patient TO pe
How long sbaif he stayg the soma
tors asked Dir. Grayson before they
entered the presidents room.
"Gentlemen, IN leave that TO your
Judgment" he answered.
The doctor told them that he al
ways tried 10 keep as much business
away from the president as possible,
but that he realized the importance Of
the matter at hand and therefore, had
10 objection TO their seeing the pres
ideut.
The conference had been IN prog
ress only a few minutes when Secre-
iary Lansing sent for DR.. Grayson 20
inform him that Consular Agent len
kins had been released from the Pue-
bla peniteniiary.
This nearly broke up a confer
ence," one OF those present lokingly
remarked in relating the incident.
Despite The release OF Consular
Agent jenkins. Senator Fall said he
told the president ne believed the
United States should sever relations
with Mexico bccause Of other acts BY
the Carranza government.
Senator FAN announced later that
IN view Of his promise to give Presi-
dent Wilson a detailed abatement OF
information assembled by his luvestl-
eating committee regarding Mexican
Affairs, he would not make his data
public today, as he had intended.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-05
Mortuary

NIETO-Mrs. FiIomona sisneros v
Nicto. SO years old, died early his
morning at the home OF her daugh-
ter Mrs. Guadalupe Nieto In Barelas.
Mrs. Nieto was Dor In Bcrnaliilo. y.
NJ, and had lived In Albuquerque for
about ~ years. Her home was at
az West Tijeras. Resides hc-
daughter she leaves a son. Alexandra
Nictc. who lives at Williams. Ariz..
Mrs. Mercedes Nieto OF Los Angeles.
Cal. and a granddaughter. Miss Anita
Gutierrez. The body Is at Fred Crol-
lofts undertaking establishment
awaiting funeral arrangements.
BrRNETT-Miss Mamie r.. Bur
nett. 20 years old, died at $3.50
o'clock this morning AT her home.
She had beer here about six weeks,
coming from Prairie Grove. Ark.
with her brother and family. Her
brother, the Rev. NJ. q. Burnett Is "a
Baptist minister and was engaged us
a missionary until coming T.. Alhu-
querqne. Funeral services will be-
held tomorrow afternoon a. ESQ
O'Clock az the First Baptist church.
burial will be in Fairview cemetery.
g. r.. French Is IA charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-05
DOTS and DASHES

WASHINGTON. Formal COM
plants We're Issued by the federal
trade commission charging the five
biz Chicago 2 packers with viola
uOn Of the Clayton antitrust act
through their alleged purchase and
control Of 81 corporations handling
food. The packers are accused Of alb
sorbing oonrerns which dealt prin-
cipaily la canned goods ana leather
products.
LEipsfC.-congress OF independent
socialists In session hero unanimously
adopted "a program declaring for tho
soviet system In Germany.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-05
CREAM FOR CATARaH
OPENS UP N0STRllS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head Colds. rs splcndidi

IN one minute your closed nos'riis
viii open. the air passages OF your
head VIII clear and YOU can breathe
freely. No more hawking, snufiiinE.
blowing. headache, drynens. No strug-
Cling for breath at night; your cold
or catarrh will be gone
Get a small bottle OF Eiy's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. APP
ply a little " this fragrant. antiseptlc
healing raj in your nustrils. II
penctrntcs through every air passage
of the head, soothes tho innamcd or
swollen membrane and rcllef
comes Instantly.
It's just fine. Don't stay stuffod.rp
with a cold or nasty catarrh-Rcliei
omc e quickly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-05

|||4|"I|H W""N 4 +"
mn1s o. babies. are lost owing 20
What lnttstinuon e~harpcterlzes a.
ufexpnflhie causes Measures TO
genese thene conditions can be
terfely assissed BY woman.~
Mrs. Cat a. the chief speaker OF
the evening. concluded the program,
and held her audience TOT more tnHn
an hour with the brilliant and Inter
eslInF address IN which she discussed
Tie vote for women from many an
giles. In ~recountinE the history OF
the vote Mrs. Gait spoke OF tho re-
IIriona restrictions which were for
merry Imposed. Of hand qualifications
mai followed. and other diaeflmua-
lions aenInft he male voter which
are 40 more propostefouk than the
EXPERIMENTATION against The mn
A new aspect was given the civil
War hy Mrs. Gait, who showed that
with the loss OF tho thousands OF
Amcfit n manhood. other thousands
iackine American Ideals. came frum
across the sea to fiii their ptsce. q
then began the shame Of the hoREht
vote. which has been r~ccounted in
every country In Europe 20 the dis
credit ven of malt suffrage.
We must prepare our men and
women for the great privilege u The
VOTE. said Mrs. Gait women must
avoid the MISTAKES OF the men. not
betause they arr wiser, bue beenuse
they must learn by those mistakes,
and AS Judge Hanna says, vote as
wisely as be hopes to zee all men
vote In the future"
Purpose OF League.
An g X. o. could have been hung
a the entrance Of the Womens' Club
yesterday Afternoon, and there was
barely room &c stand when Mira Car
gia Chapman Catt began her address
on the League OF Women Voters, n
which she explained its mission and
what Il - doing now.
The League OF Women Voters was
organized in ST. Louis. March 1893.
1919. in connection with the both an
nuai convention OF the National AM
ericsn Woman Suffrage Association.
It's first aim to complete the full en-
frarchiscmcnt OF the women OF tins
country.
The next objective Of the League OF
Women Voters ~ the support Of a
program q legislation which aims 70
improve the American electorate ana
entire political system Of govern
sFhe preparation for war" Mrs.
Gait said. revealed the fact that an
appalling proportion OF the electorate
Is illitcratc. Because OF this, the
preparation. for war among the
drafted men and In civilian work
through the country. were trcmend-
otnly handicapped. To clear our
country from the M which in
eVitnbly threatens a democracy, IN
Guiding 80 large an ignorant vote, IA
one OF the aims 81 The League OF
Women Voters. The direction Of this
work has been placed under the first
Of eight committees authorized by tho
League Of Women Voters and 4
know, as the committee on American
citizenship
Dr. Parker Speaks.
Following Mrs. Cats address DR.,
Valeria H.. Parker OF Hartford, Conn,
delivered an unusually interesting
address on the program OF the Social
Hygiene committee Of the League Of
Women Voters.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-05
LEGAL NOTICES


State Of New Mexico, County Of Bsruaiiio,
IN the District Court
No iaiaa
Apodsea aad Nasasls sanchss Dc kpodnea,
Plalntiffs,
W.
Unknown Claimants Of Interests in the
premises hereinafter described. adverse 10
The plaintiffs. and all unknown heirs Of
auy deceased persons who IN their hfe
time made elaiiu ndvrrse 70 the estate OF
plaintiffs IN kngh premises,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF SUIT.
al npsnorn elainaais Of i~nisrrsis 10 the
premises hereinafter described adverse TO
The plaintiff and al unlnovn heirs Of any
deceased persons whn In their lifetime made
claim adverse 70 The estate Of plaintiffs In
such premises
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that a snit entitled a. above, hes been
Bernallio and STATE 81 New Mexico, the
general objects Of which are the establish
ment BY the plaintiffs Of = common source
and Prcdiesnds i. De sanehsl, and 70
quiet aud determine the title o. real prop
crty situated In the County " Benalilo
and state Of New Mexieo, dcaerised 81
Besinning at the northeast corner a
point on the south side Of the State High
way i2e feet : eassOw. from the south
MN|N " ~ NHMNhNA" - WV NAN
Rio Gtando, and mnaiEs thence
S72au7'W aTl5 feet 70 the northwest
corner, thcncs si0voe'k 629 feet thenee
south $50 5 feet thence N.76'w to5 feet
iest thence S24s20fw. 1915 feet thence
\ 51e8O'W. 3ai feet thence N6se4O'W.
s1e f,s, '1 enc ssii5t, .Ss Il fss5 .Ag re
feet thence sdisE. Ts.6 feet thence
s8Oew. a5s.5 feet. thence N.67et5'w. 20
feet, thence sassas'W. 529 feet thence
issS es. ", 4ss sfi6 " @'"i So icy hence
S1toJO'E 22T feet thenre S2baE. so
feet thence sti sO'E. aoa feet, thenee
lssSso" 6 ". mae tss,' lssna 600 sos 'ss
D. t5t feet thence s37et0'k i37 feet
thence 0.tA'E 100 fect thence : 800
81 1Hf feet thence sa432'W ~ feet
% feot then0 s2s'3s'E. % feet thenco
ssea53 D.. 1913 feet tnrnce Stl'i0'E.
Ie5 fsr, thence siossow ls7 iss,
ar i0i7 flct thence s ao.2o'w COOS
feet, thence S.a0ei5'E 10 feet. thence
N2Of-u y 2io.5 feet thence sa9'au'E.
22os feot theuee sTss3o 2o1.5 fesi
8a'w. il5 feet. thence SsOsa0'W. - feoi
thence 50 10 D. 55 feet, to tho southwest
Thence N.7o's5E. soi Zee. to tho south.
Thence Nto'is'E 20 feei. hence y
2'5ltW. COS feet thence Nttt57'E 2T0
sIe53'E. sos fect. thence N2ot0'E a46
feet thence Nas2I'W. sos feet thence
Nft'do'W $50 feet thence N.b-tp'N.
200 feet, thesce N7'E 900 feri. theacg
Nttats'E. gO7 fret thence Ntae.1'E.
555 feet. thence Nsteto'W iat5 feet
thehce Si2e3O'W. 7s6 feet 10 the point
OF beginning
Containing los 81 acres.
And Tor the further ohlccr Of quiUilnf
the title % Antonio Jose ApodHca and Ma
nueln sanchez de Apodaca. 20 part Of the
above described property situated IN the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-05

with q few men coming into the
mining districts. local operators re-
port conditions improving steadily.
the reports Yesterday Indicating about
an so PEI cent normal production.
This n considered very favorable due
I % tho a ~ that n number OF the
mircrs lcn the fields during the
strike.
An COO. produced. however, rs
taken over hy the fuel administration
for distribution and Il is said coal Is
being rhlpped out 0f New Mexico To
Surrounding states where the short
MKe a. serious
Ths chino Copper company at sam
10 Rita. announced yesterday that Il
would have 70 close down at the end
81 about twelve days on ocount OF
being unable 10 get sufficient coal.
Four thnusand men will be thrown
out OF employment.
The company bought a coal mine
al Oallap about W. years ago. hut Il
cannot set coal. even from It's own
mine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-05

homework. am telling my friends
about it"-Mrs. j. NJ. CAaUs, 726
Caroline st, Fey West, Florida.
Many women at some period in their
life suffer from ailments peculiar TO their
sex and which In most cases may be
readily relieved by this famous root and
herb medicine, Lydia T.. Pinkham's
Vegetable COMPOUND, just as Mrs.
Camus found Il helped her nfter suffer
ing FOR years and trying everything else
~ vain.
II you have any annoying symptoms
you fail u understand, write Lydia l..
Piukham Medicine Co. Lynn, Mass.
The results Of their 4Oyears experience
IN advising women on this subject Is at
your service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-05
Mrs. Ruby Reilly
Is Found Insane

Mrs. Ruby Reilly. after an examina-
ton by Judge Hickey In tho district
court this morning was judged in
sane. She will be taken 4 the state
asylum at Las Vegas tomorrow by
Sheriff Rafael Garcia.
This Is tho second time that Mrs
Reilly has been committed to the
insane asylum. n was released last
year when her condition seemed to
have improved. Complaint was
brought against her BY her husband
Thomas Reilly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-05
Ell PAso LEGION TO
ORGANIZE HnNIE GIAKDs

Ell PASD. Tex, Dec. 5.-The III
Pas0 chapter OF the American Legion
has called a special meeting Of lts
members FOR tonight for the %announc-
&c purpose % organizing an emergency
regiment of home guards.
The regiment Win be composed Of
three battalions 81 fOO men caeh Il
was said. II will be used, according
IA legion officers making The call, In
~ u trouble arising between the
United States and Mexico which would
cause regular soldiers stationed here
10 be used elsewhere.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-05
At Theaters Today

"B' MISUNDERSTANDING for
the last time today Vivian Martha
IN ''Tia Third hi@s:" uiro Hack to-
tiar fltrbca" a Mack scnnctt COM
ody.
IDEAL THEATER--The beauti-
fui picture "Honte.' with Mildred
ed today. also ''ShOoun' Mad" with
q. NJ. Anderson as tao star. ana
''Crntiflx me Inns"
LYRIC TiIEATEft-'licart ~
utn ffihnt." with popular Mary
Pickford ~ the leading character,
u being repeated.
PAsTIME THEATER-Wlniam
Faruum VIII be seen again today
In the Fox de luxe production,
"Woivsu OF the Might"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-05
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1919

N1te8O'E. d0a feet. thence Nt2eaO'W.
v5O feet 20 NE puiat % hteinninEs
Centsiulns 80 90 acres
Zach nf said dtfrndanis u hereby noti-
He'd that unless he enters ~ causes 70 be
cntrrrd kls appearance la said cause on uf
before the 9th day OF January. 1880, iudr-
mrut viii be entered nxAlnsi him W d.
aunt.
The name u he piaintiffs' attorneys
sud thor business address b. Rodcy and
Roday, . and 4 wooiwurth Building. A..
huquetque. New Mcxico.
tdEALl
NESrOR MONTONA.
Clerk District Court Btrnas
lilo County.
Nov. 2i.as Dec. s.i2
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-05

lrlDlc puins anu an
awful weakness in
my hack. The doc
tor gave me diff
|erent medicines but
did me no good.
IAfriend asked me to
try Lydia L. Pink
hams Ve~etablo
Compound and /
found it 10 be the
best medicine | ever
tried because IL
made me well, and
II can now dc nv