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Arizona republican., 1919-12-10

the children of the poor and supplied
100 Christmas dinners Il expects to
be in a position to increase this pro-
gram this Christmas.
Supplies and presents to be contrib
uted to the Christmas tree will be dis
tributed on New Years day, when they
will be. turned over to the Salvation
Army. The committee is functioning
as a Salvation Army auxiliary
Arizona republican., 1919-12-10

be here a month. He is engaged in
checking the records.
Markell expects to leave this evening
for Tucson, going later to Nogales.
While on the border he will investigate
the lieu selections of the Santa Fe Pa
cific railroad.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-10
GREEN EYEBROWS LATEST

PARIS-Paint as a substitute for
stockings is not finding popularity
among French beauties because man
ayers of theaters and other public re-
sorts refuse admittance to women who
are thus economizing, but a number of
smartly-c clad women have recently ap-
peaerd with their eyebrows colored a
bright green, pink or yellow.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-10
LAND OFFICE CHIEFS
HERE ON BUSINESS

Representatives Of the general land
office are in Phoenix on official BUSH
ness, Tyler Berry. a special agent hav-
ing arrived yesterday and Louis c.
Markell. mineral examiner, also being
here at this time. Both officials have
their headquarters in Santa Fe. Berry
stated that he would in all probability
Arizona republican., 1919-12-10
EXPERIMENTS ON SWITZERLAND

ZURICH-Agents for U. S. firms
have come here with the view of ex-
perimenting on Switzerland for intro
ducing American products in the Euro
pean market.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-10
CRITICAL POINT
IN ! CAMP A|CN
TOGET $4,000
Phoenix People Must Rally
To Aid of Institution or
See Work Greatly Cut For
Need of Money Support

Does Phoenix want Y. NJ. C. A.
or not?"
This is the issue now. 1t is either
raise the $4,000 needed to liquidate
the Indebtedness Of the association
and put it on its feet financially or
cut the work to the point where the
association will have to say to the
young men and boys of Phoenix We
are not able to meet your needs" de-
clared Campaign Director Coykendale
yesterday at the noon report meeting
of the campaign workers.
Il regard this campaign as a ref
erendum as to whether the people of
Phoenix want this association or not"
Mr.. Coykendale added. He expressed
confidence that the good people of the
city and surrounding community
would rally to the support of the cam
paign. but regarded the situation as
very critical A number of business
men, he said, who are giving their
valuable time to the work of solicita-
ton were meeting with a very dis
couraging attitude on the part of many
people well able to make a subscrip-
ton
Arizona republican., 1919-12-10
WELLESLEY eIaL3 CAN'T SMOKE

BOSTON-A new rule has been
added to the regulations governing
young ladies attending Wellesley Col
Arizona republican., 1919-12-10

lege. 1t reads: "Since the privileges
of the individual must be subordinated
to the interests of the community,
students may not smoke while living
Arizona republican., 1919-12-10
Workers Give Most Money

workers Give Most Money
When all has been said" Mr.. Coy
kendale declared, ''the fact remains
that the Phoenix Y. NJ C. A. has been
Of great value to the city in many
ways and does deserve fair show 10
Arizona republican., 1919-12-10

Instead of the weekly meeting at
the boarding home, the Blue Triangle
club will have its meeting at Squaw
Peak Sunday in the form of a YES
per service. If you are going, sign up
with Lola Bert, and find out what to
take. Remember, no meeting will be
held Thursday
Imperial Valley press., 1919-08-20
AT THE TOPIC TONIGHT

Philip Yale Drew, known as young
Bt ftalo" will be remembered as the
leading man in such PLAYS as "1he
King of the Golden West" "The Texas
Ranger ard others. in which he tour
cd the United States and England sew
cral years ago. "Thc Root of Evil"
gives brew the oportunity 10 repeat
his stage successes on the screen. lie
play the part Of Jeff Bray, who,
falsely accused Of murder, is thrown
INTO prison. When he is released he
md That his promised bride has mar
ried the real murderer. What hap
rens form the thrilling climax Of this
picture which is replete with thrills
from start TO finish.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-08-20
PALACE AIRDOME TONIGHT

An excellent program of short sub
iects with Madgc Kennedy i'll Il new
Goldwyn picture, Daughter of Mine
amusing moments abound in this
picture at the Palace airdomc tonight.
The fun is not furnished in an ordn-
ary manner, but will be enjoyed in
porpoition to the sophistication Of the
audience. The story is sufficiently
absorbing to enlist the attention of
al, spectators. The details will sup
ply added enjoyment to those whose
observation is acute. Daughter Of
Mine is distinctly subtle offering.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-08-20
At AGE SEVENTY
GAINS rs POUNDS
HRS, Rollins Feels Better Than in
Twenty Years "TaRlac is Nor,h
Weight in Geld

lam seventy years old, and have
been in poor health for good many
years, but since taking Tanlac ! fee
letter in every way than / have for
twenty years, and have actually gain
cd twenty-five pounds in weight" said
| Mrs. NJ. Is. ROLLS, who lives at 40
West 39th street, Seattle, the other
day.
when ! moved to Seattle about l.
years ago she continued, Il was in
hopes that the climate here would
help tc improve tie condition of my
health, but / have been gradually
growing worse all the time. | suf-
fered constantly from stomach trou-
bic, and what | ate caused me SO much
misery that / had actually reached
the point where / dreaded to see meal
time come. l suffered terribly from
rheumatism, too, and sometimes my
feet and legs were so badly swollen
and sore that | couldn't use them at
all. More than half the time, /
wasn't able to wear my shoes. In fact
| had gotten to where | was i'll misery
nearly all the time Ny nerves were
III such an awful condition that the
least noise would upset me, and ! /
never got a good nights sleep. |
finally got so weak and run down
that ! Just had to give up and 20 to |
bed. and for five weeks NV folks /
didn't have any hopes that would ]
ever get up again.
They heard about Tanlac and the
good it was doing so many people.
and I told nv son that I would make
che more effort to get well. and asked
him to get me bottle Well, to make
a long story short. | am perfectly |
we'll again, and Tanlac is responsible
lor it. Whv, honestly feel twenty |
years Younger, and am so we'll and
strong now that | can get around and |
10 all nv housework without the least
.ruble. | have fine appetite, and /
Eat just anything | want and never
suffer the least bit afterwards The
rheumatism has left me entirely and
SC has al the swelling in my feet
and legs. Ny nerves seem to be in
perfect condition, and | sleep soundly
for eight or nine hours every night.
The wav Tanlac has overcome my
troubles and built me up is more like 1
4 miracle than anything else, and any Il
medicine that will do that much for
a person my age, is certainly worth
its weight in gold. :
Tanlac is sold in FL Centre by Thos.
Neville, successor to McColloch Drug
Co.: in Imperial by Imperial Drug Co.
inHoltyille by J. Bresnoham, and in
Brawley by ROLAND Bros.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-08-20

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w a
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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1919-11-13
Capture Big Still

Prosecuting Attorney b w.
Craddock, accompanied by Will
Roe, deputy sheriff, went to Ccpen
Greek, Friday last, and captured a
still and about fifty gallons of sour
mash The property is said to be-
Ions 10 Bonnie Heater, a citizen of
Braxton county, who is suspected
of having been operating on a
small scale In that ighbUrhood
for short time Neither the pros
eeuting attorney nor the deputy
sheriff knew the party in question.
aud passed him in the road near
his residence. The distillng out
mt was found in an outbuilding and
consisted of a fifty gallon barrel Of
sour mash, some sugar and yeast.
and clumsily improvised still
which was brought to town. Tie
mash was we'll fermeuted and a
few days later would probably
have found he still IN operation
This Is the first arrest Of tins de-
scrlpion SO far made in the coun-
ty. The location was near the
BraXton-G ilmer boundry line.
G!euviOa Da,,ocIo.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1919-11-13
A Good Watch Yarn

The Mason City Globe Gazet has
story which shows that magma
ton keeps step with a good many
other progressive attalnments.
The story reads:
"Seven years ago farmer liv-
ing near this city hung his vest on
fence post by the barnyard. A
calf chewed up part Of the gar
ment, including pocket in which
there was a STANDARD gold watch
Last week the animal, a staid old
milk COW, MAS butch~rcd for beef,
and the time-piece was found in
such a position between the lungs
OF The COW that the stemwinder
wound up SO that the watch had
lost only four minutes m the sew
en- years.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1919-11-13
Real Estate Transfers

Assignment of Lewis Gold
vary TO q oraham 0o'd'afy' one one,
LoUr'h ihIe'eSt III " rho u. VII
e" gas 20. or l enc" OreeN,
a. w. Il%uuoA TO ALllc' WINE
@"u o'4y ool-ii'@' lo4 , o. acres
ol, He"d''t O''eN' qlooo ana
o'Ier e4ISIoeral'o'ls'
'onl Il"ouoN 70 'l!oer' Ilaa-
o s, 30 acres Oh Heau'hR creek
S'Jo cue.
''un ll"uuoA 10 "lioe[V Hau-
C'N' - ~. ',.r - "cIe' o" LeaulnH
~ ~, Son. Tl'oo'
~" ''SiGr 10 Dora FREED IoI
l" n'o'NSY.lIe' @9oU'
o"'l.ue' ayers TO Mai'hua bIhIr
. .Iac'' u IAN j on I enc" creek
- ~ De-. 49, o5
81 gn,o 81 ." ro,d o, = a. D., -
ond A,,,.,' ''''., ~ ~ i'' -
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1919-11-13
Auto Accident

Oiay White. on of SPENCER
White, of White Pine. ac-
comEauied by Miss Iorara
Grimm of Tire same place. while
ujJying q spin iu his Ford on
Monday met with du accident
ear the Cherry Fork Church
~nan the car struck rock i'm
she road and turned over ON
them Miss Grim was painfully
bruised and cut and Mr.. White
was rendered unconscious for
quite q spell Word was rcceiy-
d mere Tuesday that Mr. White
had died from his injuries but
pom inquiry we learned that
has was untrue and that this
gentleman was busy repairing
his car.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1919-11-13
TWICE PROVEN

n yra suHer backanha. aisosisas
hlHAts drod duh Asys ssd mstrous-
iHa urinnry Borders. don expert
moot llseo lhio sufOa-soid nal-
lH0ny zee ornvincfhg evtaeaor-
ouby proven
m7s Hannah Eoore Capshart ia
-'peooar .a ay. or suffered
Stem headache8. whioh had me mis-.
sIs'ie had duh, dragging pnins
through ths sman ~ NO haOh Al
,snas / was nervous and dtaay ana
~ kiGRsys bothered me trted
SFgrythinE But without relisf until 1
nrea Deems Kidney PiIb. they 70
.s7ad mo OF kidney Troubles
BTIIL PRAIsEs DOANs
90 Docember 2, tB1s. hra Mora
h1aad Ny estimation Of Deans
y cneZ pills hasn't changed IN the
~ siaca ] ave ny former recon-
ms1ARtiOp Whenever need q KID
asy medicine use Doan's Kidney
PIMA
PFioo oeo n al deslsra noot
simply ask toT a kidnsy remody-Ect
itnr's KIDNEY Puls-the eama that
hss. Moore had Foster Nlburn
c.. hfgFs. Buffalo. ny
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1919-11-13
School Reports

Report Of Bear Fork School No.
ShermaL district for first month.
Pupils enrolled, boys u. girls 10,
total 81
Average daily attendance 81
The following pupils haven't
missed more thon three days dur
ing his month:
GlrIs-Meryl and Beryl Hall,
Hazel Schoolcraft, AIarjarie Rhodes
Evelyn Rhodes, Alleen Lockney
Boys Forest. Earl and Dorsie
Smith, Raymond and Thur Viii
moth, Teddie Schoolcraft, OILS
SchooIcraft, Jewel aud Ross Spring.
ston, Eugene Lockney.
Our school is starting off nicely
with much interest manifested by
the pupils, We invite the patron.
TO visit "a, aud help along with the
work we have begun.
Beulah Stump, Teacher
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1919-11-13

Report Of Liberty Hill School in
Lee district for the first month
ending oct 31st.
Pupils enrolled boys 8, girls II
Average daily attendance, %
Those regular IN attendance are
Verbal Hickman, Edna. Nettie,
Iona and Bemeice Starcher, Dora
Price, Ella, Oblo and Tayo Harris,
Netle Bowers. Letta and Ruby
Price, Hazel Wallbrown, Edwin
Starcher, Carl Wallbr3wn. Victor
Anderson. frankie Harris. Odus
Whytsell, Jeano Wilson
The Attendance was better than
expected, in spite Of whooping
cough and scarlet fever
Eva S,orcher Teacher.
trict, drilling at 100 feet.
y. >. SINNER No. i, Lee dis
trict rigging up.
Levi Stump No. /, Sherman
district spudding at 30 feet.
Lou Ball No. /, Sherman dis
trict tools ON ground
Agnes j Holland No. 1, Sher-
man district, hauling rig.
Jennie Knots. No. J. Wash
ington district hauling tools.
Sylvester Stump No. /, Sher-
man district, rig standing.
j. f Jones No. j. Sheridan
district, rig standing.
r. c. Linn, No T. Sherman
district, hauling FOOLS.
f. NJ Bennett No. 3, Sher-
man district, drilling at $50 feet.
j f. Jones No. 2, and Theooh-
titus Jones No. /, Sherman dis
trict, roads completed to loca-
tions.
G.. w. Hardman No. l and 2,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1919-11-13
NOTICE

LEE GAINEH .ierk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-25
GLAD TO TESTIFY
Says Wstcgs Lady, "As To What
Cardui Has Done For Me, So
As To Help 0thsra"

Waioga. w. Va.-Mrs. S. W. oiadwen.
q this Town, says; when shout IS yeas
Of age, ! suffered greatly -. Sometimes
would 20 a month o. two. and ! had
terrible headache, bSckaehe. and bearing
down pains, and would Just drag and
had no appetite. Then -. II would last
. two weeks, and was SO weakening.
and my health was awful
My mother fought me 4 bottle oi
cafdui, and ! began 10 improve aItei
taking the first bottle. so Kept Il up I'LL
took three IL gained. and was well
and strong. and | owe Il all 10 CaFdui.
am married now and have 3 children
80. Have never had TO have a doctor iof
female trouble. and just resort 10 cardul
u need a ioric. am glad 10 testify 10
what Il has done Tor me, 50 a TO help
others"
II you are ervo or weak, have head
aches. haekaches. OF any Of the othei
ailments SO common 10 women, why moi
give cardui a ihal7 Recommended BY
many physicians. In use over 40 years.
Begin taking cardui today. II ma,
" III vary medicine you need.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-25

''nlnc with me tonightg" ne asked.
Thank you. but On-Mr. Vas
brunt viii b. expecting me-"
mo; he Will not-pardon mo-"
For a moment Patricia could not
reply 10 Hiakc's remark. lie went on.
"He Is with Snllio IStwrcnce--at her
home. ! heard them make the ap-
poinimcnt last night"
"You-hcard-them p"
Yea Telephone home and sec Il
he Is there
VERY we'll. ] Will. He's probably
sitting there this very minute Won
deripE " ! am going to be late" She
cnl,od the house number. mo. Mr..
nt the switchboard told her.
II am right. you Sec" Blake spoke
calmly. lie ~ having his good
timca; why not .youg"
mo reason at AIT" Patricia replied
lightly, then walked to tnc mirror,
her checks flaming aud made nre-
tense OF roufranFinE her hat. She
made aomc gay remark 60 mask what
was passing In hcr mind. but Ind n
feeling that ahC did not deceive Blake.
She did her best not to let him see
how her faith was shaken. her sua-
PIGEONS realized.
A wave Of aeif-pity swept ovcr
Patricia. followed by ono OF reckless
ness. Turning. she smiled at Blake.
Then said caliy.
Il am ready"
Ito be continued)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-25

F." =
Tho 1luncr passed % p~ieAaanily'
I.1ltItia ruf h1fs1't oui " be cniers
taipine. elfte,HA AoI a look Of either
Gates o. H4||ItI 1Il1rtd her. Ana
4111 Patricia ch1sH nI1t could be xfry
enttrtslHIak lnt1ea. ftIft SCOT Tor
Etl - BE- s9rsf for Oates. ard won
wkss X kaS 20 Srs''.Hni vie
There was nolh|nf p~ntroniaIug q
balflcIa's manqtf tte rns = 4rre
reatcr o. t14I4t'rr nad knew thai
talI,e would fe1tdf anf sa0h A,iilnae
- oncs. Dst sEt was fay. talked
ejertrlY o. lhleEs abr lhoufnt nltnhs
oasss was psihsl eaIsf ns had
paid the household hllis that nernInR
and u had loft him olsncst f.fappedr
~ nf a eKpflsr1d a. lie had not
failed ie notice a PLYING loeb In Pat
ricia's etos when he menlloutt the
garefe nor 70 neie = sympaihr'ic
no use rlaIn9 4 hira nosat when Sou
IIft the monnrr ne fhonrhL D he
wished h. had MI spoken VI b Gas-
nae before Patricia.
Afier fntrleiA iurnsl 70 him and
Z . no. e 50 home Gates
hns ride ne would have
iikrd % take > taxi not 20 much be-
e4nre OF aallit. a. that Il wouid have
pleased Patricia 70 play hoNtens prop
~1rIs--ns eho would have said.
THAT win he lively" salie cxs
olaimrd. quick 40 nDis the change 81
expression on Oates faces. II love
10 VT atop Of a ~ ~ seems as u
one we're iuai n little above other
rfopIoi just 4 little heiiaf. One can
lock down on zhcml Q know.
Ard H. that such q desirable
thinr1 "A was Patricia who spoke.
rIca. w1e1 you 20 no n any
harm and the looking down u a sort
really on another. because II we were
In their place Ne might % very mucn
worse that thoy do
"rcu are qulie q philosopher. aren't
you There Vas t4sl a trace OF hars
canm IN fatrieln's Felce which passed
over saiiloI but which Cafes noticed
and rlA1nted Ter his little pal.
"iceesa ~ ~ he sac she 9s e.
deesnf Know fhey are clever. and
that n.ekee them al n more eHec-
-Nonesrnse. oa.sa~ saule was
birShlnk painfully rafricln thought
hou qosrflE ne ruahca 10 the defense
Of the riri Hekss had said he loved.
0M.| k||| |mM"HIHI un On Top u
the. bus Gates puf Patricia n sallie
IN the FROM scat He sat directly
back Of than. Patricia had attempt
ed % huT1 him ~ with saiiie and let
her 81 back. hut uatee had refused.
Hhe coaid have watched them had
he consented. she thought. Now she
wpuid simply have TO talk &c sallie.
Hut AZ V usually he u~re<pectsd
that happens. 20 when some one
toucbtd her lightly on the shoulder
and sht turned 10 face Blake. II was
tho urexpectedneza Of him that made
her greet him more enthusiastically
thar she might heve otherwise done.
''WhosgsrI dreamed Of seeing you
on a bust she exclaimed. = did
not know o u such plebian
tastes
II enjoy = bus ride--undor certain
oondliions.H The last very loH. Then.
-HoW-de-dc. Minu Lawrence. and 10
naeea ITS q wonderful night. May
! join your party
~ yen lihef Gates" tone. wnl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-25

= you thought ! WIS grouching,
Gates Interrupted hey musings You
look very serious about u. too. |
didn't mean to be unpleasant. Pat,
but that Blake with his cars and
champagne gets my goat. You sec,
ne has YOU and ~ Is rubbing II ii
when he tries 10 show. me what he
has beside"
Your pride makes YOU unjust.
am sure Mr.. Blake never thinks OF
showing YOU or any ono."
That's right. stand up for him.
might have known you would Hs
was goadod to say something unpicas-
ant hy the tone Patricia used.
% next afternoon Blake came In
TO Patricia Just as she was about IA
leave the office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-25
WaSfaI

TIE shsdse on ME picture ritrs
I'D an tlrn how So locked auI
fsil ny taxing OF 81 Nortln
and following The eaty diffcron1
u kortin sJairm tha ftuuced -
noun1l IN thrco mnrfhA NuN
- la aflln. a~lifnrttt. uru- y
alb airr and N tFfHr -
tealih. hiliatle ant M tnn.
rrafr1ruL May veneu haze
rtdurrd easily. i4siinaiy. 10
. nognds hsas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-25

NEW YoRK.-what could be
more bewltchinE for the Haliow-
cen dance than this old timey
frock OF cloudy chiffon and lacef
Built Of layers OF uhcll-pink.
the liFhiest Of chrome yeli0wa.
and pale green chinon over an
-undcrsheuth OF silver cloth this
gown Is a dream OF moonllght on
water.
Like all the really good look
ing clothes this cason is fun
damental Keynote y simplicity,
depending wholly IN material
and line for eject. The founda-
tion OF silver cloth j. "A plnin
narrow skirted slip. The pink
chiffon underSkirt. n straight
piece OF material some two yards
round. Is gathered at the waist
line. II Is laid on the bodice
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-25

plain, reaching over the shout
ders TO form the very short kt-
mona sleeves. The silver cloth
cads just above the bust line.
The yellow chiffon Is handled In
the same manner, save that the
skirt instead OF being only two "
three yards Wide and has Inserts
OF brood lace bands as shown In
the sketch. The last layer of
chiffon Is the palest imaginable
green. draped ove the bodice
with some suggestion Of fullness,
ana with its skirt at least four
yards Ia width tightly gathered
at the waist.
II should be noted that tho
bodice makes is " girdic with
just a suggestion OF e basque m
phaKizcd by the N-snaped trim
ending IN a rosctte with fiutter-
ing ends, Inch wide velvet rib
bon Of duh waite green II used.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-25

Tho National Union OF General
Workers. which Is the A. ~ n 1. OF
England. reports "a membership OF
46t,e7k. including 3O.bs2 added In the
last three months.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-25

hes dlEmouuted from the bus NJ
Washington square n Blake eS-
fendcd an inyitation 10 then TO join
him at supper. At FIRST Gates refused.
But When both sallle and Patricia
said they would enjoy goinG he gave
In with the hest grace he could, and.
A. he ancrward said TO Patricia. he
'-tralled along"
Blake ordered a simple but defiant
fui supper and they nnEerad over II
for some time. Even Gates relaxing
a Bit under the influence Of a single
glass Of champagne ~ All he ever
allowed hlmaoif. Blake q excused
himself a moment during the meal
and had tolephoncd for his touring
car. He took them all home, Gates
and Patricia first. then went on with
aaiile. while they waived good night
from the sidewalk.
Didn't we have a nice timer
Patricia asked "And aren't YOU COM
ing M" ~ Gates stood watching the
inst disappearing motor.
YES. 10 both questions he an
ewernd. hut Patricia noticed he turned
az the door and cast another glance
after the car.
we DID have a good time
Patricla'B eyes smiled into his as she
repeated her remark 20 Gates atter
they reached the apartment.
~YOr did evidently BY the way you
keep talking about H." Then more
seriously; You like the fine places
the coming home IN a motor, the
dainty upper and champagne. don't
you. PATTI
s.Of course I do"
And you have a husband with a
beer Income
-Nonscnae. why spoil a nice cvc-
ulng bv grouching over money! For
get that pride OF vours for once-and
let mo forget a." she spoke impa-
tientiy. h Was thinkiag OF some
thing Blake had said when they had
strolled under the granite arch and
! out into the nvenu after leaving the
bua They had been slightly ahead
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-25

Horlick's the Original
Matted Milk - Avoid
limitations &Substitutes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-25

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