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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-05-23
News From "The Palms"

"The Palm Leaf Club" compliment
ed Mrs. Anna B. Morgan, secretary
and treasurer of the club, with a fes-
tival of flowers, it occurring Thursday
evening, May 1. The guests of "Tho
Palms invited a few friends to en-
joy with them this complete surprise
party. The invited guests were DR..
and Mrs. Dietrich, DR.. and Mrs. Fish
er, Prof. and Mrs. Barrel, Misses Ruth
Collins and Lois Hon.
The evening was filled with de-
lightful entertainment, beginning
with a series of musical numbers by
Misses Ruth Collins and Lois Hon.
The girls voices were very sweet and
mingled with the wierd music of the
ukulele, gave out notes of bird like
quality, which was highly entertain
ing to the company. Mrs. Dietrich
gave a dialect recital, "A telephone
conversation" which was full of hui
NOR. This was an original sketch
and Mrs. Dietrich as native South
erner has been able to catch it in
an unique way, and she recites it in
tone and manner so true to life that
the original herself would be sur
prised.
Lois Hon gave a piano recital Of
wonderful merit, Immediately follow
ed by a march, into which all the
company, led by Mrs. Fisk, proceeded
through the spacious rooms, into tho
dining room and returned laden with
fiowers-baskets and bouquets of rare
beauty and marvellous coloring-with
smiles and flowers approaching Mrs.
xN,.se 1,,I1
amusing to all. Mrs. Fisk led carry
ing gorgeous basket of roses, fol-
lowed by Mrs. Robert Otter with an
oriental basket in lavender of rare
and beautiful design, and presented
it from 1.-The Palm Leaf Club" with
appropriate and heartfelt remarks.
Mrs. Fisher carried an exquisite
basket of white and dainty lavender
boom. Mrs. Dietrich, basket of mas
turtiums, radiating beauty and color
in exquisite arrangement. Ruth Col
Inns lovely bouquet of roses. Lois
Hon dainty May basket of pansics and
violets. Mrs. Barrel bouquet of rare
flowers.
Each of the house guests carried
attractive bouquets of varied hue, all
were banked around Mrs Morgan.
Miss DeHuy carried basket of green
filled with coreopsis, and read a Celec-
tion of verses expressive of the senti-
ment the flowers brought to the
honoree..
Dainty and most delightful re-
freshment were served, Miss c. L.
TURNKEY offering the toast which was
responded to by the congcnial COM
pany.
"Only one May year, One mys-
terry of bloom, by mount and mere,
coming to be.
"Only one dawn of love. Appeal
ypse. Lifting soul above It's self
eclipse. "-VoluSia County Record,
Dcland, Fla.
The Herrick refrigerator is the
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-05-23
Wait for DR.. Saunders.

See DR.. Saunders at his Office in
Until City fourth Monday in each
month. High-grade toric and Kryp-
tok lenses, new style frames and
mountings. Glasses made to order.
P. S. DR.. Saunders has an Office
in Martin over Bells grocery store,
fourth Saturday in each month.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-05-23
KAISER BILLS FORESIGHT.
Had it Been Correct He Would Still
Be On His Throne.

Poor Bill was looking forward to
being the ruler of the world, but his
vision was somewhat blurred. He
made one mistake after another and
at last he will get his just deserts.
You may be looking and planning for
happy future, but if your vision is
not clear you will make no mistake
by consulting DR.. Scott, at Union
City, Tenn. Prices are always
moderate.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-05-23
Union City Training School Locals.

We were glGd to have Captain
Waller B. Caldwell with us Tuesday
morning. He made us G very inter
esting talk on patriotism.
Miss Mittie Casey visited the school
Monday, and Mrs. L. M. Maxwell
visited rs Tuesday.
Miss Robbie Latta and Miss Mabel
Luten visited tie school Tuesday.
Frank Parrish has been absent this
week.
Prof. AydelOtt will entertain the
Seniors with a six o'clock dinner
next Tuesday.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-05-23

take all necessary steps to have~the
money sent the applicant as soon as
possible. The original discharge will
be sent the owner within, few days
after receipt of same.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-05-23

Paint your house with the best
paint. Wehman can furnish you at
the smallest cost.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-05-23

The Herrick refrigerator is the
best. Wehmsn- has a complete line
on display. Select yours early.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25
Over-E Enthusiastic Assessments

nERNALlLLO county fluids itself IN a somewhat
n unfortunate situation as regards it, current
revenues. ~ a result of The decision Of the
court ia the actiou TO collect taxes Of The Santa Pc
railway on the assessments madc by the county as
SCISSOR for the wears 1916 aud 1917. The ease was
thoroughly reviewed in the llcrald's new columns
on Tuesday. The county authorities. having no
other hasis on which 10 work than the assessment
rolls. made their estimates on that basis aud the de.
rision Of the court. which cancels Sil0lOOO NJ rail.
way company taxes. leaves u more than uncomfurt-
able Shortage in funds 10 meet he budget.
IT, ~ was commended ia the hearing of this case.
the assessors action was taken against the advice
uf the district attorney and with knowledge that Nv.
scssmcni Of railway property rested with the state
tax commission under the law. hs undoubtedly
sincere effort 10 make q showing will probably react
against him adversely. II Il very easy 10 plaster
onto the assessment rolls valuations that will not
stick. \ number of asscssurs have done il. In.
variahly the result has been costly litigation aud
final loss for the counties affected. Because our
courts invariably win be- guided by law. moi by
what they or "a county officer may think can be-
done or should be- done. The day Of the assessment
cinch b, gone 10y In New Mexico. The day Ut the
carclrss or illegal assessment must quickly follow b.
10 SandoVal county there are several instances OF
double assessment of land grants. Owner, natural
" refuse 10 pay double assessments. fight them in
the courts and win their fights The result !, in
give dishonest men who set ont 10 dodge taxes n
curtain behind which 10 hide their efforts. and 10
bccloud the public mind 30 that a vigorous public
sentiment against the tax-dodgcr h difficult 10 OBJ
tam and sustain. on own and no other county as
SCISSOR need go outside the law Zoe order Ia make A
good showing ia assessing property for taxation.
Hard work and cXnct impartiality IN fixing value,
VIII get the result We desire a. surely ~ We can OK.
poet me courts 10 reverse assessments that are
partial or Illegal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

sw Mexico Oil Development Forces Will Gain Strength
i BY Organization in Their Own and the Public Interest

y BIOLOGISTS Of repute assert that oil exists in
\ New Mexico. The miraculous wealth pro.
Queer and industrial stimulalor has been
md IN every state bordering on New Mexico.
pericnced oil men, the "wildcattcrS who
ncer every new field. evidently agree with the
~'logisis, Tor they are entering New Mexico in
&c numbers, leasing extensively aud preparing
exploration drilling. Drills ARE now running
eighteen of New Mcxico's twenty eight counties.
'crally millions ~ acres of state aud private lands
We been leased for development purposes. II oil
ISIS IN paying quantities IN New Mcxico the prob.
liiy j. that : will be discovered in one or more
Ids before the cnd of the present year. The move.
NJ has become one of large industrial importance.
The discovery of oil IN New Mexico would be- a
mendous boon to the state. II would also result
a boom throughout The state. Booms are adj
~htagcous but they are usually accompanied 10y an
tunate features. The mineral development Of
) state has been held back a quarter Of a century
unwisc exploitation aud Inscriptions promo.
ns IN the years gone by. Fortunately none of
Sc bad mining promotions have occurred Ia re-
II years. but for q number of wears. hctwccii
W aud 1910, It was very difficult TO induce capital
invest ia New Mexico mining enterprises because
promotions that were oycr-optimistic. IL not pos.
i sely dishonest in intent.
The state has no "blue.sky' law. Efficacy OF
II laws II perhaps doubtful yet we would have
N better off had the legislature provided one.
= men who are sinking their money IN oil develop
nj In New Mexico should take every possible pre-.
4 ition 10 guard themselves and the public against
\! scrupulous oil promotions. Not only il New
xico money going iuto New Mexico oil develop.
4 nt, but outside money undoubtedly will be- re-.
red IN carrying forward the very extensive aud
ty drilling 10 be done. Confidence in the New
Nico promoter of ol development ~ am essential
he complete success that should follow the effort
n forming.
Nh association Of New Mexico oil companies.
lie u would have no legal powers. would have q
q powerful moral influence boz guiding uil promo.
q and development along right lines, Such au
%ocatiun could bc formed without great expense
amy of the many individuals and compauir, in.
esicd IN the 'oil game, aud the benefits would
SURE 10 Justify both the cost aud effort. especial.
II oil should be- found.
New Mcxica oil, discovered right now. would be-
white elephant on the hands uf III, owners
ansportation Is limited. There arc no pipe lines
ads are iuadrpuHtciA constructed. Disposition al
81 oil would be- a serious. although u temporary
ohlcm. Au organization Of oil men could do
ieh 10 hasten this phase of oil development and
'uld be- able To- save H., member, the enormous
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

bid thinking A. Charles clinton
Peters. in hia admirably book ON
"Human Conduct reminds ~
when association W working IN
such e way az % bring IN a train Of
ideas 81 u certain kind, they keep one
IN "a mood which accords with them.
H. FOR example, onc keeps think
ing about his past mirfortuncs aud
about future ones hat he anticipates
may hefali him. this train Of thoughts.
together with IL fringe of cougruent
associated ideas and feelings. iuNtl-
tutea d romhrc mood which will last
AZ long a. the trend % thought con-
tinuee to run In this direction.
$50 the only way "a dlaptl the mood
h ~ break up that r~ssticuiar sysfsm
of ideae ~ the dominant nes IN con-
s~clousncss and replace them with a
happier system.
'rhis One may be able to do BY
force ~ viii one may set TO counting
ones blessings instead OF ones mis-
fortunes 90 may prove his power
10 sucrred and yet the renewed SELF
confidence and optimism which come
num nucccss hy turning frum moody
inrchodinrs 90 vigorous WORK"
Finally and Of no littlo importance.
che man who Graves the blessing %
on uuhrokenly optimistic Mood should
under all CIRCUMSTANCES Keep up tho
external appearances 81 optimism.
That lA. h. should keep a smile In
his eye. hold himself confidently
erect. walk with a apringy. hopeful
step. Tho more hnhifunlly he can do
this the more he will experience tho
desirable mental reaction OF p~leasur-
able moods.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25
IS n4E 2OOH AhrivGRsAgr
or TIE PUBLICATION or
RoBinSoN CRuSoE

~ b. Important 20 remember tina,
depressed moods. leading 10 u
= morbid Wow Of men and thifrr.
often have "a wholli physical cause
Mud often That cause ia one Whlch
may te readily corrected.
some people are chrunicnllY de-
Pressed because they pcrsiHtentlN Get
too much OF eat the wrong kinds 81
food. Dieting may be an that y
rseded tn CONVEX an hahituai pcsri-
mist into u healthy minded optimist
Lack OF exercise IN another common
cause % moods Of depression.
After "a few days % physical In
Hctiylty "a man suddenly discovers 90
hla surprise that life holds little JOY
tor him. A brisk walk may be al he
needs 90 diap.l tho Clouds BON his
moral sky.
other people suffer from chronic
uf recurrent moods ~ depression be-
cause they du not give thcmaflNer
though fresh alr whom Indoors
Their depression b. really "a sYmp-
TOM uf brain weakness due a. absence
nf oxygen. Let them hrep their
houses Hud work places properly Nru-
UlHfnd and thrlr mood VIII speedily
hrrnmc less fuucreul
tn a word. ths more one complies
with the laws 0f personal hygiene the
lrss Will he pa. liability 90 muods That
dtpress
iut al.n 10 Insure freedom from
such uuud- the hublt should be
formed 10 "sidefrackinr unpleasant
thoughts whenever they occur.
Moods not only give rise o. morbid
thinkinE bot may De caused hy NOR
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

Dee D., Buster Hear can move through
tho Green Forest ua silently uH the
ltilest Of the little folks who NNs
there ENury fcN steps iiustcr
stopped tn listen, q 10 test the air
With his nose iic was fun ~ suH-
piciou, was buster Bear
rs and by buster came 90 the
tree whore he hnd taken that drink
NJ zap which had made him feel 49,
DO u million bees we're inside aim
There huns the SHINY tin pail lust
ar before Hustler stf up aud rlared
ut b. Sc wanted 20 reach out and
smash 10 hy u blow nf uuc Of his bis
paws. but he didn't dare. 80. sir
hr didn't dare. iie wAs afraid 20
that tn pail You see. ho felt that
aomchow that pail was Go blame Tor
what hId happened % him. n
looked hurmirss enough but then u
had looked iuHt hH harmless that
other time Su buster was content
tn glare at BE- ana Frowl ugly threats
way down deep in his throat.
Huf the shiny tin pail didn't seem
tn mind those ugly threats, and
finally buster went on. pn every
hlr sugar maple lFuuE ouo or
ui those shiny tin pals Buster
rruwlud ut each ONE. but he didn't
touch uur nf them. 80. sir. hr didn't
Fn near enough 90 look into any OF
thcm tu see 10 they held any OF that
delicious sweet water Buster dian'i
intend 90 hr caught twice in ans
such srrHpe ss that last drink had
got ham into.
several times he stopped 20 listen
o. faint sounds which caue o. him
from the little sugar house where
Farmer uroNu'H Boy and Farmer
Brown were making syrup ami
suFar Ny and hy a wandering idtile
Nlrht Hrrrgc ucglcd Busters nose
With o. smell of hat syrup nuster's
mouth wHtered 10 artmed 90 him
that never ben bis life had Dc wanted
anything quite su much ns d. want
od some uf that -yrup nut he was
Iirild to gu ans nearer 20 10 he
Just wandered about uncusiiy.
Neat story Hustler Iinds ~otiic
Sugar.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

waste that has heretofore accompanied the opening
VI new fields. There ARE numerous other phases Of
the oil production industry Nv practical operation,
An early conference Of the New Mexico in
dividuals aud corporations engaged in oil c%Xplora-
tiou would be- u benefit Ia all concerned. even should
The meeting moi result 10 permanent organization.
The chances are that such q meeting would produce
ai effective association. Albuquerque. certainly.
would be- glad 90 be- The host To such n conference.
aud Ut an early date.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

uiaroii Seton in MAY lllm Fun.b
WITH face expressive uf delight,
Tho WiuNiur picture Ian
Seeks OUT his special ularo eacL night.
The moving picture ian
uHH r0t tho hHhIt' No miHtnkci
4 tnnit uuurhf on eHflh Can hruakl
Hen stare until his ofeltds ACHE
Tho moving ulrtIrs funi
uc's seated when the show begins
The muNInr picture uu'
~ 0us-rcri tumrlies he nflnH-
The muNiur picture FAM
Upurst.puthe Weekly hobbs him fact
THE spr,Iul lcHturo. uli-atur east,
luthrHilr him from tho unst 90 last
Tho moving picture IAN!
liut hurk o. what ! tell about
the muNInr picture FAM
He's wise. hu I'd need never doubt
THE MOVING uIrtnrc fam
a little lulh. sweet ami rlN,
Win cliuLiuE hand md soulful eye,
o. HlWafa sitting CLOSE up hN
tn, moving picture tpui
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

pot only the King but also the king.
DOM Tier unusual Intelligence muds
Boo un important factor ln the uoliurs
"t France thruurhoui Der ufoume.
iu ftNa ou the .Hth OF ApfU 10 fare.
we'll DINNER wIH gwen Boz Npw Nnfk
Co InmWtsn SultiuL. She itHitin tn.
rDdiuu, after 90 most -surcessfui tour
OF America SIltinl wuH born boz NJ.
Tan un ianulrN O., tNgp Both Dis
father aud mother we're actors Tom
m1nu made hiH urst appearance ON
thp stage ~ ihc ugc OF fourteen.
When hr was rilhttUu hr JOINED tlH
COMPANY uf Adelaide HIsiuu ulI
HrurvH hiH Urst Hurrpss boz trurrdN ,n
.brrHtr DIHtnu pluNiur Ilertm amt
Snl,iul tnc tito ole in 1888 ho iof
thc stage Go nEht 900 Tho cause nf
Italian independence. but othrrwisn
hiH hfa front the HEc eft fourteen up
t1 his retirement iu 1890 was re- notirs
Hf unknown Successes
ln 1896 ou the goth eft April the
iIat rrtat Confederate Hrmk under
General Johnson surrendered 10 ShvI.
man ut Durham, y. a. The number
Of prisoners uArnled after the sur.
RENDER was aa,ui5 men aud officers
AMI th, 2bth b. celebrated Iu Alf-
laWf, Georgia. Florida and MusiH-
Hlrui us Confederate Memorial unN. a
dal that Corresponds To MAY 3O 900
Che north The day Wa established
hN "a womu nom Georgia. Mury
Ann Williams, who in 20 letter print
ud tn tho columbus Times in 1850.
called upon her fellow citizens to oh.
serve M" following Apui ecth 49, q
dan To wreath The graves uf our
mHriNr-d,Id with flowers
iu 1919 ON the .tth ot April the first
wstr loan WIS made 90 au ally 81 TO-
Z nit'i States f.uU. U0u, 600 to- Great
britain,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25
SOLOS
BY THE Second Fiddle

New OrIrnns Ufds TOR Population.
fAaaociated Press DisrotCh.l
Nea orleans. Arrii 20 Mayor
Martin Herman today Issued "a proc
inmation declaring that permits wonli
not BE- Issued after next Saturday fpr
tag dnys.- With The war oscf. he de-
clnrcd. the peopic were entitled 10 q
rest
FOR the paal six months Every sat
urlay has bctn ''tfg da, herr.
-
WHY SAY NOuEY New Orleans
has started n popuinfipn building cam
rnign and With n tas day free city.
viii get ".
"CEuNANY." SAYS Hugo ilnnae.
former forelrn nccrrtnry. Is loved n1
none" Iluru occupied n Job in which
be cot the facts, unccnsorcsL
gAN IOYufF copyrighted brain
icsis bring to mind the frequent de-
fusion 81 tho iurutic that everybody
else b. nuts
TUE FIRST direct mail from Gcr-
man, came ON the steamer Humhnw
Most even thiur that has Gene from
germnuy since last November has
been o. humhlw.
NEW YOHK physician announces
That he ear live ON ih Rents "a dH1
DOC evidently figures that be- VIII not
have 90 hire q physician.
\ CLASSIC Boston newspaper con-
iains this one
no had habits; willing 10 learn"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

really harm Uuatrr tln merely
wanted Co teach him that thuHt sap
pals were NOT to Dee mtddled With
Buster hnd uuue L. great deal %
thinking. Tout hr WAS az puzzled aN
over over what hHd happened 20
nim, Hr wanted Co find out about
DO ana tho only way hc could thluk
ut Co find OUT about it wac iu ru
huck where BE- had happened. So
the third uirht found Buster Rear
stpllng bach toward the sugar
naples Hustler didn't mako re- sound
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25
FOR THOSE WHO PRAY
By DR. FRANK CRANE


Thrrp sim remain SOME who pro
W" family circle. fy' Lr,p up thH
tufIful rrNIHs Of tHu.iHuu PRAYER.
.fr Poe benefit OF OBJ 1891 want goo
umusuu .nr WuHf .".faf4.fIfN
HtrfH Z hft, rNrr known IH,I Wtfr
imposed hh H tafrf Robert IuII.
'N,uruu Tt them Auu cannot
D Gee reap O. delightful harvest uI
ace and HiTDnrin Read choose. CO.,
mr uf them when the flmIIf saith.
o. iurI. th, creature uf THIS hIrI
d.aluhyfItrI phIIUf,u tuHir n.
lr' Thee with tu,Ir lH.uh,rrut
ifnr and frrTrfr children w.
e. children w., shlu lr uu uuI
other the earth hath fcd upon our
lnc- Accept uH correct CO.,. ruid,
:, Thy guilty Innocent. lf there loci
lN hvr'l Hulkiur Joel children viii
Hl With aud sulightvu uiu MHt'
dtN about that u'rrnu .u that hs
BAH soc himself tub h, IHhlw,I
lkr % heaven about hIu.. Lord. nl
lr only way Ca heaven tu~rFrtfulur
self
m, di, return luU IIu us M,
ttN round of irritating concerns UnI
Iii,s iislp uH GOO plii th. IItu urlu
tn perform them with LAUGHTER tHd
uu iarra lrt rh-rrrtuIu,.- tHuIuI
Ith industry Give us Goo 900 HlIfh,'N
business 600 100, III bring us
uur resting brdr wrtry Iuu content
a undishDuurvd aud grant us boo CO.,
10 the EIt ct -lrru.
Grant that We hero hufHl, Tho,
OBJ boz set tree from tnr frtr uf
.ssitud, Iuu 90, f,ir uf death utt1
sh What r'mlIuH before uH ui uuf
lrs' without dirhuUur fu |uur.HIyt.
hurt tu uthvr-, and, whom th, dos
Iucs, mas clio boo peace Deliver uH
um fear aud favor from mean
upcs tui cheap pleasure llIyr m,I.
uu ,Irh 900 hlH drnrlru.N. I,t hIH.
p mot ,iHt down support tnU STUN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

" nat arc YOU
dreaming b out
nov the noucom
e. was Just
thinking. respond
cd the shovel
Wiclier. "that ~
these tiirhcs were
straight up aud
down Instead Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

Wurf was one to
whom thc doctor
pat the following
u%ueHiion-:
Doctor nj
would sou do %
o. man who had a
cut un the fore
armf
ulice ~
..l.u.. .u. -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

and foolish re-
marks during q
great part of the
Journey.
A. they passed
punuiue De- re-
marked how nice
the nnylum lpnka
from the rail-
WAY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

battle 10 with warm, soft water.
Doctor What do yuu ucRn by
soft WAiurI
roiceman-uhi Irsl soft water.
sorr wet WHtcr,'
pooior And what is hard waierg'
lnllcrman Ice. snrf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

when lot found his vito trnus
formed into e. pillar uf salt he wus
wise enough not tu tlkr re- fresh one.
hui lrt lf uu ut that
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

IFurt worth Sfar4Telnrftml
Mr. clifford pinchot ~ % With q
statement that he Will ~ "a candidate
Tor delegate Ia the republican national
convention from rcnnny lVnnlu ana
qmfe naturally he has an issue 10 run
on. n seems the nation o. ~thfcatrn-
ed. 81 not actually mcnHccd. For a
long tune Nj. pinshota hubituHl
state OF mind has bccn ouc of rr'ot
anxiety lest nm overwhelming danger
enmif tho nation. ~ has not always
haen the snm-i dnnrur. 20 be sure. nut
" has always been e. grave dunfor
Witch the people must heailr hon.
selves over. We have not Kept ace
rount OF 900 the "cliis 20 rms which
NJ rlnrhoi has sounded duriuN inc
ilai lev years. but they have given
un tho impression that tho good uiHl
Ia perpetual. in uu excited condition
und ewing from the huusctupe Tor the
people o. got busy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

cell your attention
to, said the polite
clerk a. he showed
n piece OF goods.
"a u thu very
latest thing out"
rs that ao7' in
uulred Mira Round
er well. n there
b. anything out lat
80 49,. 80 A..a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

"Snmc day" rroWled nm uil ren
lleuuu, "yuu will probably huvo ra
cisinu 90 remark how nlre the rail.
Wlf looks from the lsNlum"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

Charity never begins at homc while
house cltHning Be- going ON
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

Yes. Rose. cNDi race ls IL sure
thiug. but the uuusurit, OF Girls hot
tho wrong Wuy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

Tho man who can acknowledge q
mistake without flaming Il on some
one else has true moral courage.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

SOMEBODY should hrcnk u TO
CtrrHnzu TINT the Monroe Doctrine ia
thp onlN frioud he over had.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

THE pOtNT or the above a. that
Friend pIuchot this lime hnH routc
real rauHc Tor alarm. TIE Tears that
if our government continues 10 nhsrnt
it-rlf permanently from the job that
We may miss a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

ITALY IN poing u alone. The I'M
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