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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
DAVIDSON COUNTY FOR
100000 MEMORIAL

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept s6.-In
special election held In the city Of
Nashville and Davidson county Thurs
day, measures for the issuance Of ST.
COOK OF bonds were ratified, the pro-
eeeds Of the sale Of these bonds, to
gether with 81 900 900 to be furnished
by the state OF Tennessee, to be used
fer establishing a memorial square In
honor OF the soldiers and sailors Of
Tennessee who lost their lives In the
world war. A capitol annex and other
public buildings are to be erected in
the square, which adjoins the capitol
grounds on the south.
In the city election J. o. Tankard and
George J. Tompkins were elected COM
missioner OF finance and commissioner
Of fire, having been nominated in the
nonparty primary two weeks ago.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
Gilms Pennebaker

RIPLEY. Miss, Sent 26. tSplA---CHf.
ford Carl Giles and Miss Maggie Frances
Pennebaker, OF OF Ripley. were mar
ited at the home OF the bride Wednes-
day evening at O'clock, the Rev. o. G.
Davis OF Blue Mountain, officiating.
Mr., Giles is the son Of Mrs, Eta Giles,
OF this pls re, and served for some time
in the United States navy during the
world war and made six trips to France.
Mrs, Giles is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. p. pennebaker, OF Ripiev,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
Barker Butler.

HUNTINGDON, Tenn, Sept. 26. (Spl.1
DIR. Louis Barker, OF Pembroke, Ky,
and Mrs. Mary Williams Butler also
OF Pembroke, were married Thursday
al the home of Prof. and Mrs. ]. A.
Robins, In Mckenzie. the bride being a
sister OF Mrs. Robins. The ceremony
was said by the Rev. II, II. Swift, pas
tor Of the Methodist church In McKen.
'xie, The bridal couple left Immediate
~ for their home in Pembroke.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
BULGARs KICK ON PACT.

offered Bulgaria are considered by the
Bulgarian delegation as very rigorous,
some OF them completely unacceptable,
according to statement prepared by
NJ, Theodoroff, head OF the Bulgarian
mission prior 70 leaving Paris and
which has inst been made nllhlic
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26

Mrs. Mary Cole.

SCoOBA, Miss, Sept. 26, tSpl Mrs
Mary Cole died Thursday at her home
IN the Moscow neighborhood in West
kemper. The. remains were buried In
the Liberty church cemetery.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
Mrs. Henry Beach.

HICKMAN. KY, Sept. IS. (Spl)--Mrs
Henry Leach died at her home In East
Hickman after short illness, death
resulting from rheumatism She was
% years old. and besides her husband,
left two-days-old infant. She was
born and reared at New Madrid, Mo.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
WILL SELL DOCK,

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Sept. es.-The
t,OOO-ton floating dry dock and gbOO-
ton marine railway which Is being con
structed at Jacksonville by the emer-
gency, feet corporation, win be sold
70 private parties. Oct. 10, II was an
nounced here today
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
DECIDE UPON STRIKE.

PARIS, Sept. 26.--The Federation OF
Theater Workers has decided upon a
general strike to affect houses belong
Ing to or conducted by members OF the
Owners and Managers union The
strike order Is TO take effect immedi-
ately. II affects 70 OF the concert and
music halls OF Paris.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
Mrs. Mary N. Magee

BRooKHAvEN, Miss, Sept. 26. (spl.)
Mrs. Mary N. Magee, mother in-iaw
OF DR.. Henry Flowers, of this city,
died at the home of her SON in-law
Tuesday after a brief illness and her
funeral took place from the Flowers
residence Thursday afternoon al $50
o'clock. Burial was at Rose Hill eeme-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
J. s. WAsHBURN b DEAD.

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 2e.---John s.
Washhurn, president OF the Washburn-
crosby Mills company OF this city, died
suddenly last night, at Livermoore. Me.
according 70 word received here today,
He was 81 years old,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
See These
Stylish Boots
at s6::Sss a Pair
IN Or Basement Store

And this is just one OF the ex-
traordinary values In our under
price shoe department
Brown and gray kid and brown
calf; brown vamps with field mouse
tops. gray vamps with cloth tops
to match: brown patent leather with
brown tops; turn soles with high
covered Louis heels, some with Gu
ban heels. shoes that would sell
readily at $500 and $40. 90 per pair:
on sale here at $8.s5. basement.
Women's and growing girls black
kid and gunmetal shoes; dressy and
English lasts; low and medium
height heels; $500 and d or
$500 values at .,.,.. V@tsOO
Misses and chlldren's gunmctal
lace shoes, with good leather soles:
sizes from 6 TO 2, priced according
to size at $500, $s.35 and S2.s0 per
pair.
Children's black and brown Kid
button shoes, with turn soles and
wedge heels; sizes to 8: at $3.50
per pair tBasement,)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
Full Pound Box Of Fine
Chocolates
400

Nelson's Assorted Chocolates-de-
lightful, toothsome, delicious fresh
shipment just received by express; $50
full pound boxes on sale Saturday at
4oc per box.
Auerbach's Famous ABC Milk
Chocolate Blocks; 50 pieces in box,
net weight 8 ounces on sale Saturday,
special, per box, zoe.
7csAuerbachS chocolate coooanut creams. Go
70 Auerbachs chocolate pineapple fruit bars, 6,
10 sAueFbaeh's chocolate marshmailoW bars, eS
10 Auerbach's milk chocolate cakes at &c
7c Auerbaeh's almond bars at &c
t4e Auerbach's assorted chocolates. f2c
40 Ausrbaeh's chocolate peppermints at tac
t4c Auerbaeh's chocolate cream putfs. t2c
tAe Auerbaeh's chocolate nut brittle, t2c
40 Auerbach's chocolate butter sticks, t2c
t4o Auerbaeh's chocolate marshmallow
earameis, 12c
i4e Auerbach's rnofasses kisses, t2e
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
Standfield. Sanders

NEWBERN, Tenn, Sept. 2e (spl)-
Gibson Standfield and Miss Virdie San
ders. OF Lenox, were married at the
home Of ESQ, A, A. Kirk. who performed
ene ceremony In the presence OF few
close friends.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26

The Atwood fabrics are bright
and new, the lines graceful and
smart. The tailoring is the handi-
work of specialists, who have con,
ceived this novel idea and de-
veloped it with care and pride
sizes, e to Is years.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26

In price, 'Leatherized' is no
more expensive than ordinary
suits. Let US show you Leather
led" inside and out, tomorrow.
Choice Of a great variety Of snap
Ply patterns, in all good fall colors.
The suit for YOUR boys-$15,
$40 and SIS. Second Floor. J
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26

Meeks. Wren.

CoRINTH, Miss, Sept. rs. (Spl.) ~
Miss Lizzie Wren and Il. Meeks, OF Cy-
press, Tenn, were married here ut the
courthouse Thursday. They left 10 take
IN the fair at Memphis, as soon as
the ceremony was performed.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
Leatherized Suits for Boys
The Biggest Moneys Worth IN
america
at SIS, $40 and SIS
Specialized at
EUery Smt Guaranteed

ELBOWS, POCKETS, SEATS
and KNEES are all lined with
genuine leather. This soft, pliable
double lining results in suit with
super-strength, a lasting shapeliness
and a perfect fit
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
Munsing Union Suits for \

Munsing union suits are made of best
quality yarns and are noted for their per-
feet fit, their durability and instability. No
other underwear at the price is so satisfac-
tory.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26

MS season more than ever before, discriminating me
will buy MANHATTAN shirts-the line is broader ina
ever before materials are anything finer patterns smarte
and tailored only as the Manhattan people know how
IA
New tall Manhattans ready now, at Codsmith's--i
complete assortment Finest fiber silks atns striped Sole
way crepes woven and printed madrases and other fin
shirngs-in exclusive Manhattan patterns Soft and t
cuff styles Reasonably priced at $500 and up
New fall neckwear for men who want the smart
est and best-at reasonable prices. Handsome flow
lng-end four n-hands made of finest quality silks
in the newest designs and most beautiful colorings-
awonderful selection at $l0O to 5000 each.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
Lingerie Clasps, SOC

Lingerie Clasps in silver or gold-filled: on
sale special at SOC pen pair.
Links for soft cuffs; beautiful enamel finish;
large assortment Of styles, at SOC per pair.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
Novelty Earrings, SOC

New Novelty Earrings--Large Oriental pearls
beautiful things and rare values Saturday
at SOC per pair
Ribbon Chains with gold-filled clasp--NEW
and very special at 500 each.
Evening journal., 1919-10-10
BePrepared
For Influenza
Cut This Out

Many medical men say we win prohabl,
have another epidemic this fall.
let us an hope and pray we win not
But az the same time, let US be wei
prepared.
The nu as II f. called, usually starts
with a cold and tightncss IN the chest.
~ you even suspect there is a chance
that YOU may be getting influenza take a
good dose Of laxative tea. such rs Or. Car
fer's X & y Tea or Celery King and send
for your physician. while you are walt
ing for the doctor rub Begy's Mustarine
on throat and chest
Rub 70 on freely and never mind n Il
does feel good and hot, it cannot blister
even the tenderest skin.
But don't stop az throat and chest; get
some one 10 rub this enemy OF inhamma-
tiOn over your entire back and especially
between the shoulder blades
This Is one OF the most sensible precau-
tons you can take against pneumonia.
which often quickly follows the fu and is
Just what the doctor tries hard 10 side
track.
You can get Begy's Mustarine for 30 and
20 cents, IN yellow boxes, all ready for use
az any drug store.
Remember it is made Of real yellow
mustard Use u for sore throat coughs.
chest colds, nleurisy. bronchitis. lumbaEo
and an aches and pains
Evening journal., 1919-10-10
READY FOR new
EXTENSION COURSES
IronfInued from Page Flve.l

CONTINUED from Page Five.)
study Of preseni-day problems As
.isieni Professor X. Roberts Greenfield
ph. 10. lJohns Hopkins.l Minimum
Nirtv students: fee. $50. 4 credits; Y.
N C.. A. Building, Thursdays SoO-
80 p. m.
ENGLISH: Victorian aud Modern Lit
srst1re. This course viii include q
.tndv Of certain Of the major poets and
,oyellsts Of the last eighty years Fen
svson. Browning, Arnold, Swinburne.
,nd Norris: and Dickens, Thackeray-
Eliot Meredith. and Hardy. Lectures
,pd readings. Assistant Professor Fin
ev NJ X. Foster, PHI. d., ,C0lumbia.l
Minimum. twenty-five students; fee,
30
"Finance.- This course viii cover the
principles underlying money prices
credit. banking. and corporate finance
Professor Homer Hoyt J. D.. ,Uniyer-
sity Of Chicsgol Minimum, thirty stu
dents. fee. $50; credits; y NJ. C. a.
Building. sO0-950 p. m. Mondays.
Methods in Geography.-'rh aim OF
This course Is 10 give the teacher an un-
derstanding OF the modern point OF
view In education by presenting the
principles underlying this point OF
view: 10 give in as detailed a way as
POSSIBLE IN the time allowed definite
methods for the tc1cliing OF geography,
and much practice in the application
NJ these methods IN the teaching Of
hat subject Special emphasis Will
also be laid upon building up knowl-
edge Of the subiect-matter Of geog-
raphy. Miss Mamie e. Rohr, A. NJ,
Preachers College, Columbht Mini
mum. twenty-five students; fee, $50; 4
credits. w. II. s. Building, Tuesdays,
S0O-950 p ~
"Omce Management course will
deal with the principles governing the
oreanization and administration Of cler-
ical forces. Professor ---.
Minimum. thirty students; fee, $50; Z
credits: T. NJ G. A. Building Thurs
days, s0O-95O p. m.
Spanish: Elementary Spanish-Stress
IS laid on accurate pronunciation,
mystery Of elements OF grammar, and
the acquisition OF vocabulary Oral and
written exercises. Reading OF easy mod.
ern Spanish prose Composition and
conversation. Professor =. Lawrence
sn6th. NJ A.. lDeawarel Minimum,
twenty-five students; fee, 500; credits
~. H. s. Building, Wednesdays. 500
$50 p. m.
Practical Sociology. --Thls course
deals primarily with social conditions.
their causes, significance 10 society,
and possible means Of improvement
m. A.. "a aF
ines, class discussion. and an actual in
Evening journal., 1919-10-10

vestgation by members OF the class OF
some concrete practical social problem.
Professor William 4. Wilkinson. NJ A..
University Of Missouri. Minimum.
twenty-five students fee. so: 4 credits.
w. II. :. Building Fridays, S0O-9j0
p. m.
For further information regarding
any Of the courses outlined above. adj
dress, Or. Finley NJ. X. Foster. Director
OF Academic Extension Work. Delawarc
COLLEGE. NeMark
Evening journal., 1919-10-10
WORLDWIDE SUFFRAGE
FOR WOMEN SOON

And now Italian women may vote
not this year on account OF the DIM
Guilty Of making the necessary addi-
tions to the Parliamentary Register
but in 1920 when American women are
Evening journal., 1919-10-10
Miscellaneous
Specials i

Hills Bleached Muslin,
Saturday only, 28c.
New Era Sheets, size
81x9O. Saturday only,
$1.69.
Pillow Cases to match;
size 45x36. Saturday only,
39c.
Wom ems Flannelette
Gowns with double yokes;
extra heavy grade, with and
without collars. Saturday,
regular sizes, $500; extra
sizes, $2.25.
Childre ms Flannelette
Gowns, extra heavy, with
double yoke; sizes 2 to 8
years, $1.10; 10, II and
Ia years, $1.50.
Children's Atwood Serge
Dresses; entirely new line;
sizes 2 to 16 years, $4.49 to
$1S.98.
Baby'S Teddy Bear Blank
cts; sizes 30x40 inches. Sat
urday, $1.00.
Boys Mayo heece-lined
Union Suits; extra heavy;
all sizes. Saturday, SIPS.
Boys heavy woolen
OvercoatS; chinchilla and
mixtures; sizes 212 TO 16,
$5.99 to $16.50.
BOYS heavy woOlen Suits,
sizes 212 to 16 years. Satur-
day, $4.49 to $1S.9S.
Evening journal., 1919-10-10

Handsome all-wool mix
tures in strictly all-wool ma
terialS, representing the super
values of the season. All
sizes for Women and Misses.
Evening journal., 1919-10-10

all expected 70 vote forthc first time.
In Rhodesht and British East Africa
women have recently won their elec-
i0ral iahis
Since lhe war ended sweden, Ger
many. Holland. Austria hungary, po-
land. Italy and Czeck0-Sloyakia have
extended the franchise to women IN
four Of these countries women have
already voted.
Since DE beginning OF the war wo-
man suffrage has also been completed
In Icsand and Denmark and granted
IN Great Britain and Canada. A bin FOR
equal suffrage has passed one house I'm
France since the war ended
II is also reported that the women OF
Uruguay will vote for the first time
this fan In municipal elections.
r.tf.f. l,a..aaI.fIT Irfr ain aIgau
Evening journal., 1919-10-10

Capable household help will adver-
tise in the Want Ads during the coming
two. weeks.
Evening journal., 1919-10-10

Entire new line of Serge
and Satin Dresses, in scores
of handsome models and in
leading shades.
Evening journal., 1919-10-10

Beautiful new arrivals in
luxurious Velvet Dresses, in
leading new shades. The
dresses and models that are
taking New York by storm.
Evening journal., 1919-10-10
g WE GIVE YELLOW TRADING STAMPS
No Other Store Can Offer Such Values

a h as broad k because
come
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-21

somc men drop 80 thoir money IT,,
lur iu pick up more
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-21
e YORK DAY BY DAY
nv HERBKRT COREY

Ne~ Yorh. May H. last iiwr
Warn Leon Wilson wp ~ town ne
vent OUT On a feclne. Ne~ YORK. utp
He af.ata tIfrs uFrn he FHfura 20
Nsu TORT. u y re. iIo walks
from htn hotel to the nckt hotel and
stts what ~ stes and uhen 500 back
70 hia hqit and lelia M wife snoui
fof mntlon desk about trains gu 81
tann rnlets 4 inlusd b. hlslnenA
h. can zee ~ 81 New York Int ~
wants 10 SO ID half an hour
"luaf the same that x uend - oe,~
h. TOAD kIA N.fr "NnL torn 10 lulto
a. ~ unh. perhaps. ana The women are
uainr . dirfesent ce'cr po~aef
ga csea~n riour sene
Their are differences thounh
rhrs. ans aro 4 fAfltiadlnr friend
81 rine on ThIriS fon4th street uscd
10 ~ 70 nj hof room ann his work
ehded esch dat ~ have h4a arm
~fclenuncalb rubbed ~ a maerpur
TIA muscles oefc klnkiue Tlsen No
had 4 Inf ~ forty cocktails ann wae
a. busy IT, talk Cuatnmcft fought
their way 20 the hnr and roi theirs
a. a favor and tel hack 10 make room
for oth<rA NON he leans over ne
aamn bar ! n an affccahn diacurAlve
mood most N hla watch on re ays
The ol8 curfinll fnpuf has ueccmc a
tradition. Thf rising H~tncFntion DOS
my tfinh ~ the fnlien = tid'
"N tahep tne much money SAYS
Ne ~W1hiaNry Al mn ~. fIvc cents a
shot mcarn that a fairly health, man
luttsta = ios % merry N q resi- jan
Anshow. the aids don't drink a. their
daddles dld"
wa Olrn q cnucc nou~c.
He Il looking around Tor a good
place IN which a. establish a coffee
house on tho continental plan. ~
thinks a would 80 IN View York. II,
says that Il would he such q noveli,
o. q New Yorker 20 be treated kindb
that this TEXTURE alone would NAH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-21
CaIomeI Loses You a Days Work!
Take DodSon'S Liver Tone Instead
Read my guarantee! If bilious, constipated or head
achy you need not take nasty, sickcning, danger
Gus calomel 10 get Strengthened up.

E,crv hurgifi iu town yuur drur
gist and ryer,hudys druFr.st hts MOI.
tic'd great nilinr un bon tbr aai. OF
,liom,l Th,y 900 eI,r ih. SAINT, rei.
sou upds0us Liver Tone n tlkiug
its pIHDe
Ilunt'i is dangerous lud people
know b. whtio DuusluH titrf Tome 81
perfectly Htfs .HI gives better fr.
suit" eild H prominent local drur
EiHf IuisuuH iAVNr Tone l uttsuu
HIiN -uierd ny ,Nrrf druEriHf whu
Htl" H q ltrsr bottle doesn't ruHf
NUrH much POGO N ~ Gallo fn rINr ,IHl
fflltf Boo UYrIt ,trU Of liver slugrIsh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-21

ness and constipation sou htto only
90 IHl fuf our mooney bach
Uudsnu Liver TpnU Dr. H pleasant
testing. purely vegetable HUIusINt
hHfnilra iu both children tud HIuliH
Take De- spoonful 10 might and wllD 800
f.rilnr fine 100 ~hiiiuuHutss sI.h head
HUhr tDii stomach ur ruu.tIuifrl
bowel. ~ Decent rripe ur ,tus, Ius
convenience tl tho nrNf IHN ULr NIu.
l'ut colonel Take i Ius. ut oilp-
u'l today AMI tomorrow Nuu wIl fr.l
weak aIrh Hud uHusrifrd Don't lssu
"a DAVIS work. Take uut.uu LIt r.
Tome insf0ll ud fool NHr iull ul
tIruf tud ambition
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-21

The nla,r a nuccras. fie plans %
tharre u small ADMISSION fcc-a quar-
tor or such . maiirf-and keep a ffll
'fain orchestra ~ work Then his soti
DRINKS are "a ~ enld nt = r~caHunnhls
.rrlcp 10 patrvns can ~ around tef
hours ana arink- 90 not, lusf ~ thef
SIN going 10 make my wniserr
understand that I'm running tho riace
and they 70 not said be- "Wnltefs.
ynu knoW. are the ruling class IN New
tork Customers are afraid ~ them
Wcnk-mlndu patrons iikc 90 call
them b. their nrst ramts Their
hosrs are always against the inn
pei tIncni fellow wis tries 20 spend
bis mooney Ia a restaurant without
bciun lnsuhed.
Hciofmci Gunmru's Confession.
fnid didn't knew how be was
raIre a. cut the New York waiter
down 20 = sIae he couni handle unless
hc hlre.l q huitch 81 unmcn And We
have been toii mi an the New York
nuulesn have been redeemed ana re-
generated ~ the war Evcry day OF
ivsn 81 them reta on y front
page with q confession 81 faith. RE-
ioro the war reszce. "a was onc %
tn most lion-hcarted young murder.
ers that over shot a man In the back.
but the a a opened my eycs. ]
49, nuw what a mistake ! made in
frtlur o. run n retail business Ny
nactcrs sef1ee. 'inriat that ! organ.
lre n taxicah COMPANY
( Dat mrs ~haftending friend. who q
looking beyond July 4, says he II go
Inc 10 replace men walters with Elrl
wnitrrn. he has been looking oyef
the restaurants IN which diners arr
served 10 Girls and he thinks the girls
have made good. There are places ui
course. IN which the walters earn
iunc-ntartrrn In their hip pockets.
and ln these places the Firis are mis-.
nts not havlur handy pockets Whcrs
success depcnds on such t%rifling a..
iriuute. a. clean hands and nenunes'
anc being on the job and speed the,
have established thcmaeiecs They a.
not act a. superior ~ tho he waitci
does. either. He doesn't understand
why. - doesn't understand WIN
thor DO mol aci ten or fifteen umci
more superior.
No ronnrcr- WIN ne Ncsyicd.
ifu SAYS no houncera viii be need.
"a IN the new style coffee house. ~
D. convinced ~ that hy watching M
operations 81 the conductorettrs OF
tho Nsw York street cars. In the ol,
dayr he snys, u "a man ~ into NJ
nrrument with 70 conductor the ron
duetnr iusi hlt him Loo tho neck au,
pat him 90 the car. Aud 10 he tric,
ID Gcf back The mnturmnn unhoukel
hn hrHke-hAndic and cherrfuny ioln
81 hia brother % the punch in maxim
blue marks on the passenger
'-rhnt sort ~ thlnr doesn't hannci
any more" valid he The passenger
don't ialk hack 10 the cuuductorettes
They don't dare TO- iAst time I d.
tened tn scandal ON a street car wa.
when an old dame In "a Veil tried Il
trade IN yesterdays transfer Th'
conducinrette told the whole dsrnot
ear about a. Every now and hon a.
priAoncr az tho bar thought ~ SOM
thinr eiiffiur - sav. huf nsn.fiv N,
Just Nat and wished she hadn't Tn
event began a. Fourteenth street AND
the old dame rot or AZ Fofty-second
And npodby, ma'Hm, san th'
cpnductor,tts You and me will know
each other again
fuhiir With CONTEMPORARIES.
The bartender says he thinks thu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-21


was one % the trurai words yer
spoke For himself he has refused
90 take q transfer since then, prefer
rims 10 change iu a nickel and De-
above suspicion. anyhow, u "a mate
passenger were % rrt lu a. row with
n runductorcttt and went too far with
lt he would hc pushed through Il win
dow hy tho rest 81 the ear. Ito hnH
seen this thing happen So Why
should not firl walters Pc able 90 take
care u themselves TN coffee huuHnH
Hut Will "a hoozoless cuncort hail
De- a rof"
we've got 10 have some place ih
which 10 ga down. haven't We" said
d bartender The time cufnfH each
day when % mans simply got 90 fahC
while and DE- to bits fricudH with
the saloon gune, what's tho matter
with the coffee house 20