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PROF. BELMONT

Noted Clairvoysnt and Palmis. read you
hfe BY the lines in your palm. which are the
recUrd v. your life. Being a graduate Of two
tollerrs q pslinisRy his wonderful gift d
second sight enSbie- him to lift the veil Of mys-
tery and reveal TO you important matters Of
your future life. Gives advice on business mat
tiers. love. health and family Affairs: tells rams
Of your future husband ur wife; tells il one you
love is true or fal,e: ~hst part Of the country il
lucklest TO you. what 10 do TO be successful in
life: removes troubles Of all nature: brings the
separated together; tells the secret Of having
Icrs'nsl iufuvnc- NTH your associates Prot
Belmont 70 i'ssChoogist Of World RenoEn
Headings. ST. 1876 New York ave. NV. next
Jnor MarOnic 1irrnple
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Auto Hits Coasting Party;
Two Boys Are Injured

While coasting at Twelfth an
Hamlin streets northeast. Richart
Walker, IL. of 1919 jackson stree
northeast. and a companion. Harr:
Sergeant, L. years old. living at l22
Jackson street. were struck by ~
automobile driven by Mrs. J. n
Hinke. 29l5 Thirteenth stree
northwest
Young Walker sustained two 50
we're scalp wounds. while one Of hi.
companions ribs was fractured. tn
boys were treated at their homes
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MADAME SELIA

Egyptian PalmlSt and Clairroyant
Gives true advice you can depend on in bust
ne=s. love. health and family affairs: tells the
name Of future husband or wife and how to
win the one yOrI love: make up 'oyers' qulrrels
or family trouble; reuuites the separated and
makes happiness in your home: tells what bust
ness is luckiest for you and how to gain sue
cess in anything you take in hand; IL you are
having bad luck or trouble consult Mad. Selia
she can help you: satisfaction guaranteed; read
inGs. 81 daily and Sunday Phone 2fsJ. 81
Tth 81. NV. Hours. 9 to g hcS It
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Grain Given Priority.

Chicago. Dec. S.-Grain today hs'
priority on Western railroads owe
all other commodities. following a
order issued by Regional Directo
Ashton, Northwest region. and Hal
Holden. Central West region. Tn
order will remain in effect until IN
recent grain crop has been distributed
The order followed complaints q
grain men. who declared they wer
unable TO get cars.
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Mrs. BOSWELL.
rNLMIsT AND CLATRvOYANT

TNLMTST MD CLATENOYANT.
Gives advice on business matters. love, health
and family Affairs: tells IL she one you love Is
tine or false. what part Of the country is luck
lest to yoI. what tn d. to - successful in life;
when and whom you will marry. In fact. no
matter what your hOrr lear or ambition. come
to this noted palujst and fad help. There is
no need for al ycLe to tp uHsucCessful or I'm
happy. NJ DIAtter what the cause her advice re-
move all trouble She guarantees satisfaction.
Readings. $lOc. 40 eth St nS.. 1etxeen and
II SITS dcSl-7t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR RENT-STORES.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MADAM IGNORE

GIFTED CLAIRvOYANT AND MEDIUM
Gives true and good advice on business. .oTe.
divorce and marriage Tells how 10 gain success
10 anything ycu wish to do. Tells how TO over.
como evil influences: now - gam and hold the
one you love. Her advice will help you. you will
be wiser and happier after seeing this gifted
medium No guess work or questions asked
What she and tells Gomez true. Tells the
full name Of WHO yor will marry. the day and
mouth. Give her q trial before you crticise f:
come and he convinced what q natural born
elsirvoyant can do. satHfaction or no charEz
Hours. II q m to 6: % , m Closed Sunday
III ELEVENTH STREET NV.
1.-Two doors north Of falsis Royal.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-ABoUT FIVE ACRES OF CN.
cut wood near Wheaton, Nd; also seven lo,s
In Arcola subdivision NJ L. ODELL, Gener.l
Delivery. Warrington, d. q de%N
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MADAME D'ASHMAN,
Gifted Clairvoyant. Gard Reader

~'NA 1850 ANNNS~A
Win help you in love. marriage, divorce. bust
ness or changes; she can tell you lots Of things
you will be glad TO know. Special holidays
readings. 81 hours. III: Sundays. 81. 1901 g
st. NV. Room d Cor. 18th and q. opposite
Droop's MUSIC Store. deI-d
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

iris WANTED TO LEARN NURSING.
BIEDLFR-SEL.LMAS OSPITAL. -,
haries Boulevard. Baltimore. Nd dez Z
tEcfONSTRArOR FOR THE POULTRY
snow At Palace Hall. "a Z st.. December % to
annary J Appay to Mr.. KELL. Golden & Co.
2 La ave- deg-a
loon CHECKERS 10 GO SOUTH: TRANS
portAtion paid BURGESS HOTEL AGCY..
z 9th st. NV deB1
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Inv WANTED. waTrI oyLa-EARN -
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bring ard driving of automobile. will at you
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bd Dschanics cannot be surpI-c. Unlimited
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[Ook and equipment free. Call. phone or write
Pr PARTICULAR NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE
koiLE9E. Sh and o sts. ou. North 1879
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MADAM PARKER

GIFTED CLAIRvOYAST AND MEDIUM.
u you going to s-ek advice or help
why not CONSULT who is well known.
Une who here PERMANENTLY This gifted
lady AN tell yUu anything you wish To
kno~ or find Uut In business. health. or
inn:iy .rAliS When and whom you ~ill
marty What part Il tue country Is lest
ior you What 10 do TO lie successful in
HE. ks1nU',s evil iniluence. Tells how
TO win and loId the ono Of your choice.
Satisfaction III rhars,s R-ad1ngs N00
@l st NV. between l2b ~, i1Is oosu
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HELP WANTED-MALE

IfRMANESr EMPLOYMENT UNDER coon
working conditions for young and middle 4ged
per Who are ambitious to learn the street rail
|ay business
WAGES FOR MoTpRMEN AND
cDNDUCroRS:
ITS tnfee moutns-----.-------.to 90 per hour
Neat nine sc per hour
- ooo ye&E.-.-------...--.---.-0l DC Per nout
tun credit given for former service with this
empany and Sic PER HOUR GIVEN To MEN
EHO HAVE HAD ONE YEAR OR MORE
fONT1NUOUS EXPERIENCE WITH OTHER
COMPANIES IN THE PAST FIVE YEARS.
Apply Tuesday and Friday after p N
EMPLOYMENT AND INSTRUCTION
DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON RAILWAY & ELEC. CO..
18th and East Capitol stk
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MNF RUTH

Palmist. Clairoyant and I'hr-uologist-
Can be consulted daily all Affairs n ufe:
satisfaction guaranteed; hours. a u, TO 3
D. IT. Studio $40 9Th st NV. d-7-u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-25
'A.BUSINESSf W
COLLEGE ITEMS

Announcement is made OF the
opening OF the early winter term OF
the Albuquerque Busi. oss College.
Monday. November 3. Many new
students win enroll on that date.
1. ~. Gibney Of Central. New Mex
leo, and Frank TaHrico n Colorado
Springs. Colorado. enrolled in the
A.. u, e, Monday, Both young men
are disabled soldiers and are receiN-
ing training under the supervision Of
the. Federal Board OF Vocational
Training. The A, H. G. has been dcs-
ignutcd an official training school by
che federal board.
william burgess. a student In the
tclcgmphy department. has accepted
n position In the telegraph offices OF
the \. +. & y T. II. A.. Albuquerque.
Mr. W. $. Ashhy, secretary Of she
bowling Green. Kentucky business
University. the leading business train.
Ing Institution Of the south. stopped
on for a few hours visit Tuesday
evening while on route to California
Mr.. Ashby was accompanied by his
wife aud both viii stop In Albuquer-
que for a few days' visit on their re-
turn to Rowling Green about Novem.
her I. They are particularly anxious
To meet former 49, O. ~ q. students
spd other Kontuckians, Information
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Wife Entitled to
A Fair Division of
Community Property

SANTA FE. y. NJ, oct. 2s.-Hoid.
lnr his wife 10 he entitled to a fair
and Just division OF the community
prlpcrty, when a decree of divorce IN
about to be entered. the New Mexico
supreme our has handed down an
opinion Of fnr-renching effect. ana
that reviews interesting points Of the
civil law u Spain aud Mexico and Of
the common law.
The case " one appealed from
Eddy county and involves property
valued at $4,000. In the supreme
court the case Is docketed: Trannis
L. Beals. ct nj. versus Paul Ares, ap-
pellcc. \ former ruling OF this court.
involving largely the same points un-
der the civil law OF Spain and Mex
ico-Barnett versus Barnett. 2 New
Mexico 205-is overruled. Under his
he wife was given only $1,000 ~
court judgment and $1,000 by outside
settlement.
Where the court ovcrrules the Span
iah rule Is In that the wife h. entitled
to a Just division. no matter what her
conduct may have been as to chas-
tity and fidelity. Under the rule ~
Spain the wife would have forfeited
her claim to ~ equitable division by
reason Of any proved failure In her
fidelity.
The opinion IL by Justice Roberts,
Justic6 Reynolds c%oncurrinr Thpre
IN no dissenting opinion by chief Jus
tico Parker, hut II rs said there may
he such u dissenting opinion later,
Judge Parker wrote The opinion IN
the case Of parnctt versus Barnett. "A
number Of years ago, and which IL
now ovorruled.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-25

section Z. The aid anslrnahla Ger
tincatea shall be delivered 20 The nj
Paso bltulithlc Company or il as
signs. In accordance with ifn contract
with the city and the proceedings Of
tha city commission heretofore Of
hereafter adopted. The said 81 paso
Bitullthic Company or lta' assigns
snail have the right and privilege Of
exchanging said ~asuignnble ~certneafsn
for pnvirg bonds In convenient DE-
nominations. 70 be Issued ~ the city
pursuant to an ordinance adopted o.
to be adopted by the city commission
Upon such an exchange. n shall he
the duty OF the city treasurer TO re-
tain poasesaion OF the naid aaHlrnahio
certificates. 10 receive and dlshurne 40
payments made, TO endorse on each
certificate the amounts paid thereoi.
both principal and interest," and 70
release and discharge the lien ana
liability thereof upon payment Of the
full amount due. an Aforesaid. all IN
accordance with the ordinances of
the city and n other provisions
that have been or may be required "
the city commission.
section 8. An ordinances or res
oluti0na. or parts thereof, n conflict
with the provisions Of this ordinance.
are hereby repealed. After said na-
signable certificates are is4usd. this
ordinance shall be and remain ire
pealabie until said certificates and the
Interest thereon shall be fully paid,
satisfied y discharged A. herein
section .. This ordinances Il here
by declared to be an emergency
measure on the ground Of urgent
public need, and therefore. immedi.
ately upon ita Anal passage, shall bo
recorded In the book Of ordiEnncos Of
said city kept for that purpose, au-
thenticated by the signatures OF the
chairman OF the city commission and
OK oficio mayer. and M city clerk,
shall be published in the Albuquerque
Evening Herald. the oncial neuapa-
per OF said city. and shall be In huil
force and eject ave days after such
publication.
Passed, adopted. signed ana APP
proved this asrd day Of October.
WALTER N. coNNELL.
Chairman City Commission AMI
ex onhclo Mayor.
ATTEST.
NORiNNE NJ. sWfTzER.
City Clerk.
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completed by the aaid rompany An
euitfcliancc with Ala terms Of ~ ena-
tract. n has huen duly ncrrufcd bV
the said city. And II u further here
By certified n reclfed that every
requirement OF law relating TO the
said Improvement. to the nxlng Of the
assessment lien e9aInaf the property
Improved. and the personal liability
Of the owner thereof. has been fully
complied with BY the uroper officers
OF said city. and that ali conditions
REQUIRED 10 exist and things required
70 be done precedent 70 and In thu
Issuance Of this certificate. 70 render
the same lawful and valid. have hap.
pened and have been Zone and per-
formed. and did exist In serulnr and
due time, form n manner. a. re-
CURED by law.
That the sum evidenced hereby ami
the i~nainllmenta thereof and the In.
terent thereon, shall be paid TO the
city treasurer Of said city. who shall
issue his receipt therefor, and who
snail endorse such payments on the
back hereof, and when the full
amount due hereon has been paid.
this certificate snail be surrendered
to the owner Of the said premises ana
the lien against the safd property and
the liability OF the owner thereof shall
be released and discharged.
for a paving bond or bonds repre-
senting the amount evidenced here
by. In accordance with the terms or
the ordinance authorizing the lnau-
ance Of this certificate and the ordi-
nance OF said city authorizing the Ia
suance OF the SAID paving bonds. and
the assessment AGAINST the property
described herein and the liability Of
the owner thereof, shall be enforced
In accordance with the terms Of said
ordinances.
~ WITNESS wHEREoF, the said
city Commission OF the city OF Alhu-
querque. New Mexico. has caused THU
TO be signed by the mayor
OF said city. the seal Of said city 10
be attached hereto and atteated by
city clerk. this - day %
--, A. u. 1919.
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sueeeasive instailments being due ana
payabie on the same day each wear
thereafter. together with intereni on
.ls unpaid amounts from the date OF
ms e~eruncate. at the rate OF slx per
sen,um per annum. payable semi. an
nhally on the - dav N "'F
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LEGAL NOTICES

Cor ,mislsoi. Ordinance No. -.
An Ordinance Confirming the Pro-
'eedings Taken In Providing for
Paving and Improving Pertain
Streets and Alleys In the city OF
Albuquerque. New Mexico. provid-
ing for the Payment OF the Costs
y Expenses Of the improvements
Made in Sait Streets and Alleys
Providing for the Issue OF Assign
able Certificates to the Contractor.
Assessing the Cost OF the Said I'm
-provemcnts inst the Lots and
Parcels Of Land Abutting Upon
Snid Improvements, and Describing
the Manner for the collection and
Payment OF said Assessments.
WHEREAS, the city commission OF
the city Of Albuquerque. County Of
State OF New Mexico. has
heretofore, pursuant to the requisite
proceedings, provided for
and improving certain streets
and alleys In the snid city. All in ac-
cOrdancc with tho provisions Of law
thereto; and,
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sessmens In the sum Of -
- dollars -.
against the following described prop-
erty In said city. tc-wlt. ---
which property has y frontage Of
" toet on h ---- side Of
street in anld cf,,
and that said assessment was az,
mad a personal liability Of -
nron--.- owner OF said
The aaid assessment ia n.v.n,. :.
The w pnso Bituiifhlc comnanv nv
~ assigns, IN ten equal instalimenfs
she hrst nsthllment OF which shall he
o"e y payable on the - dnv ~
A. ID. Is. ana the
succehsise inaiailmentn being due and
payabie on the same day each year
ue'saitef. together win Interest on
w unpaid amounts from the date az
ms eertlncate, at the rate of elr ner
sentnm per annum. payable semi. an.
hhaliy on the - day Of -
and the - day OF
earh year. both principal ana inter.
~ being payable AZ the ONCE Of the
city treasurer. = W"
The a owner. or his cxeeutor
administrators or aaslRna ahaii ~.
me right, within thirty DAYS after m
uate hereof4 to pay the entire asaeas-
ulent against his property, and 10 10.
cove n discount OF five per o.. nt,,ro
thereon In full satisfaction hereaf
Thereafter, any OF all OF said INSTALL
msnus may DO paid before maturity
~ aeeIued Interest TO tho next sue.
ceeding interest paying date.
Iho q assessment has boen H.
lsa Dy virtue Of said ordinance ana
~ other proceedings of said clfv o.
tne payment 10y said owner OF MS
ropor.iona'e share OF the cost Of I'm
under a contract between said city
ant the FL Paso Bitulithic mnan
1919. ~' ~ ~
That by said ordinance the sald 40.
IN declared to be n lien
nsainst said premises and a peraonai
napihty OF the owner thereof navanl.
70 me raid company or Its assigns. in
thnipnen.s and with interest az
That aid ordinance provides tha,
failure to pay any inntailment,
wnether o. principal or Interest. when
que. snail cause the whole OF the un-
paid principal to become due and nav
aple immediately. and the whole
mount OF the unpaid principal ana
interest slsil thereafter draw
at the rate OF one per centu,n
per month or fraction Of a mont,,,
until the day OF sale; and that. in case
OF delinquency. this certificate mas
te foreclosed In the name now pro.
vlded ny law or as may be hereafter
provided for the foreclosure OF mort.
cages on real estate.
nat all proceedings with reference
making the said Improvement have
oeen sgulhrly had In compliance
with the constitution and laws OF Inc
state or New Mexico, and the charter. |
ordinances. resolutions and proceed.
Ings Of said city.
That all Prerequisites 10 the fixing
pt the assessment lien against the
property described herein and IN.
personal liability evidenced herebv.
have been performed.
That said Improvement has been
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In regard 90 the date OF their return
may be secured through the a. u. g..
about November I.
Miss Lillian Kemponich returned
recently from an extended visit
through the east and has accepted a
position with the Western States
Securities company. with offices In
the Wooiworth building.
Mr.. H. W. Kirkland. l.. l.. n. and
G. 4. a. standardized exnminatioa1,
experienced az principal OF the bust
ness department OF WAtson's Bust
ness College. Chicago. Illinois: later
Instructor In higher accountancy AMI
business administration In the Uni
Versity OF North Dakota. has resigned
his position as director OF the High
School " Commerce. Sioux Falls,
South Dakota. and will take charge
OF the accouutancy and business ad-
minisiration courses In the Albuquer-
que business College November !.
Mr.. Kirkland has also had wide ex-
perience In public accounting and In
law practice.
A number OF calls for Office help
has been received durin. the past
week including four calls from banks.
The school will probably fli w OF
these latter calls.
kNAhN AANANAAAN hNt IAN ENAAhk III
new courses on the Burroughs COM
merciai and bank bookkeeping ma
chire and the burroughs calculator.
Banks and business firms are order
ing these machines faster than the
factory can supply them, and are d.
mhnding skilled operators for these
modern labor-saving devices.
Mrs. Belle Carlson OF Honolulu.
Hawaiian Islands. n former A.. u. 4.
student. visited the school the first
the week, She likes Honolulu
very much and has met two other
former 4. H.. G. students over there.
Mr.. Gano's lecture on General
7 .edgcr Accounts Wednesday evening
was the most interesting ana in
structive lecture that he has given
thus far IN the series. The lecture
"wednesday evening will he on
The Distinctive Features OF Cash
and Journal Entries
4 large crovd Of A. u. g. students
turned out to see the 4. y. M-Coio-
School Of Mines football game
Saturday afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-25

NEW YORK-Dciay In signing the
peace treaty and accepting h league
OF nations Ia m periiing the lives Of
millions OF Turks, Greeks. Arabs and
Armenians, according to Dr. Stanley
White, secretary OF the board Of for
eiEn missions Of the Pfesby terrain
church.
Dr. White has Just returned from
Syria and Turkey as a member OF the
commission for the American com
mittce for relief In tho near east.
The present situation In the near
east Is = OF the most sensitive and
complicated imaginable. All the diff
ierent governments are claiming a
share in the division OF the Turkish
cHnDIro.
America. alone can serve these
peoples disInteresiedly. They know
II and would Welcome her aid.
III the league In not ali that we
should like IL to be let Ms sigr the
treaty now and leave 4 for adjust
ment later.
Every citizen should press con
grcss to pass the treaty without fur
her delay. Delay means disaster"
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WHEREAS. pursuant 70 Haid pro-
cccdingH. paving improvements have
been madea and completed on the fol-
lowing streets and alleys In said city.
Central Avenue from the west line
OF broadway 20 the west line OF High
street
wHEREAs. the city commission
has determined and does hereby de-.
termine what portion Of such work
shall be paid for by the property
abutting on aid improvements. and
the thereof, In accordance
with h benefits accruinK 20 said
property and the owncrs thereof. and
according to law; and.
WHEREAS, the cost OF said Inn
provements has been npportionsd and
aasessod against each lot or parcel OF
land abutting on the streets and al
leys improved. and against the own
ers thereof. as hereinafter set forth;
and,
WHEREIN. II ~ incumbent upon
the city commission TO provide for the
time and manner of the payment OF
anid assessments. and TO provide for
the issuance OF asslgnable certificates,
and 10 fix the terms and conditions
OF such certificates. and to authorize
h delivery OF said certificates to the
contractor who constructed said i'm
provemenis; NOW THEREFORE,,
he IT ORDAINED by THE CITY
COMMISSIONS OF THE CITY OF
ALBuQuERQrEi
section l.. That all OF tho pro-
ccedinga heretofore had. taken. done
or performed In connection with paw
ing and improving the streets and al
ieys herein specified. be and the same
are In all respects RATIFIED. AP-
PROVED and CONFIRMED.
Section 2. That for the purpose
OF paying the costs and expenses OF
the said Improvements. there be and
there In hereby levied and assessed
against the following described lots
and parcels Of land benefited by said
improvements. and against the own
ers thereof. the following amounts.
to-wit.
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tSeall
ATTEST;
Mayor.


Clerk.
tAsaiEnmenO
For value received, The El Paso
Bltuiithic Company assigns the within
certificate. and the Indebtedness and
lien. and The remedies for the en-
forcemeat thereof. TO the city OF Al
b~uquerque. New Mexico. this -
day o. . a. y. H..
THE Ell PASO BITULfTHfC
COMPANY.
ATTEST:
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President,
Due.

Treasurer.
PAYMENTS OF PRINCIPAL.
T~reasuror's
Due. Paid. Signature.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-03
Youngster Of 96 Wishes Long
Life for Stocking less Cir
Stopping Over on Way East He Tells Reporter of
Women's Dresses of 70 Years Ago, When They
Were Wearing Rather High Boomers.

held as rigid as a barrel and yoa
have an idea of what the hoop skirt
costume of 60 years ago really was.
Too, the hoop skirt garb was costly,
for to make dress that would cover
the woman and the hoops, required
20 to Is yards of cloth. | don't think
this hoop skirt costume was vulgar,
but it was ridiculous. After that
came the long skirts that swept the
streets and gathered the dirt and
filth. Then they commenced to ah-
breviate the skirts until now they
have gotten them to a sensible
length. And right now | want to
tell you that in leaving off their
stockings, women are showing more
sense than ever before.
Il have talked a good deal about
the wearing apparel of women and
and | wanted to tell you how we
young bloods of Is and 80 years ago
logged ourselves out, but | can't for
there comes my train and ] must go
on my journey, that down in New
York ! may meet my son, Henry,
something of boy, now almost 20
years old. SO here's good bye and
long life to the stockingleSs girl