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Arizona republican., 1919-03-21
For Rent-Furnished
Rooms and Board

MOUNTAIN VIEW desert resort
 finest water, good board, graduate nurse in attendance. Accommodations for ladies and gentlemen. Apply for pdrtlcularS F. Q. Box -464. dn
Arizona republican., 1919-03-21
For Sale-AutomobileS

FOR SALE-Ford touring car, 1917,
 good rubber, Al mechanical condition.
 Ned Cross, S30 w. Monroe. Phone 4135. dh
Arizona republican., 1919-03-21

FOR SALE-16O acres, 45 in cultiva- tion, good pumping plant, 200 fruit trees in bearing, 70 head range cattle, 10 dairy stock, good outside range with spring ? miles from ranch. Terms cash. Address P. o. box 125. Kelvin, Arizona.
 d.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-21

FOR SALE OR TRADE-One steel
 mile farm tractor, three 14-inch bot
 tom blows, one Case power baler in good condition All for 5000. Would
 trade for city or country property or what have you? c. E. Gillett, Phone 142. Glendale. de
Arizona republican., 1919-03-21
For Sale or Exchange

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
 Good paying mercantile investment in Phoenix, Arizona for property in Muskogee, Oklahoma. Apply to Harry Kay x Co. , w. Adams street. dg
Arizona republican., 1919-03-21
For Sale-Real Estate

160 ACRES deeded land, south end Paradise valley. near Indian Bend, on Arizona canal, for sale. s35 per acre, cash. J. J. Riggs. Blanco, Okla. ak
 STOCKMEN GET BUSY
 Best land bargain in valley. 120 acres alfalfa, wheat, oats, etc, fenced ' fields, woven wira no buildings, small orchard, close to Phoenix. Only $175 per acre, Is cash. See.
 FRANK E. BEI4LAMY
 Rooms and s, Monihon Bldg. dd
Arizona republican., 1919-03-21
Davie Reality Co.
 126 N. Central Phone 359a Il
AI&al&a and Cattle
 Ranch

300 acres solid alfalfa, 10 sections grazing land under lease adjoining, absolutely best proposition ever offered for sale in Arizona; close to Phoenix. For further information see B. C. Brown. Cactus Way Phone 693, eve nirgs S449 dd
Deming graphic., 1919-12-02
HEALTH CRUSADERS
FIGHT OFF ILLNESS
Twenty-Five Thousand School Children
just In Modern Tournament for
Better Heaith-seai Sale
Finances Crusade.

The days Of chiv'
airy have returned In
New Mexico. Through
out the schools OF the
state. there are 25,0O0
Crusaders who are
combating the demons
OF III health and pre-
table disease.
They are enrolled In
the Modern Health
Crusade. conducted by
the New Mexico Pub
Deming graphic., 1919-12-02
Contribution OF Jimmy.

Jimmy is seven and he's smart" for
his age. Even his mother admits II.
She fears he'l be whirled up some day
In pillar Of fire or something. Others
who know Jimmy well doubt the pillar
Of fire business. His father the other
day caught him smoking a cigarette
and whipped him soundly. Jimmy
cried loudly and attracted the atten.
ton Of a nelghbor. n man chum of the
lad. who, seeking to comfort the boy,
said: Jimmy, Of course 1t was very
wrong Of you TO smoke a cigarette,
and your papa whipped you not to hurt
you but to show you how wrong II was.
Stop crying now and your hurt will
soon be over"
II amt cryln' cause was licked"
said the child as he gazed through the
tears, "but when papa grabbed me I
swallowed my cigarette, and II vas the
last one had."-Exchange.
Deming graphic., 1919-12-02
French PstrIos's Letter.

A remarkable story Of the patriot
ism and devotion shown by French
American family is related In the
Petit Nlcols, the continental edition
of the London Mail states.
At the outbreak Of war a French
man named Callles. forty-four years
old. who kept q drug store In Los
Angeles, Cal, left his wife. daughter
and two sons TO come over and fight
foi his native country. He was NOR
tally wounded before verdun In jan
uary. 1915. but before dying had the
following cablegram sent 10 his wife:
II die facing the enemy. Let our
two sons come out and take my place
IN the ranks. Adleu."
On receipt OF this cablegram the
two sons. Joseph and George, Joined
up and In due course arrived In France.
Joseph was killed in 1917, not far
from the place where his father met
his death. He was thirty-four and
was also n druggist.
George Cailles went through much
fighting without a wound until at ten
o'clock on the morning Of November
IL. Just before the armlstice. he was
badly gassed. He recovered and has
been IN convalescence at Nice pend
ing his departure for his California
home to resume his legal studies.
Deming graphic., 1919-12-02
RECENT MEXICAN RECORD
The Latest Warning
Nov. 20 1913.

"Tl,e United States government
Is surprised and incensed.
'"' Further molestation Of the
consular agent (W. .. Jeniins)
will seriously affect the relations
between the United States and
Mexico, for which the government
Of Mexico must assume sole re
Deming graphic., 1919-12-02

Work socks for less than today's
wholesale price. Our price 19c The
Toggery, Jack TidmOre.
Columbus has the best street light.
ing in the world--on moonlight nights.
columbus Courier.
VIII Hall was a visitor in the city
from the ranch last Friday.
Deming graphic., 1919-12-02
ATHLETES VICTIMS
OF TUBERCULOSIS
Many Shining Lights Of Ring, Track,
Diamond and Air Suecumb to
Dread Disease Which Is
No Respeeter Of
Persons.

| wv htoPCStti W
Persons.
The recent deaths from tuhcrculos' s
Of n number Of athletes, each cele-
brated for his startling prowcss In his
chosen field In the world of spart,
give proof that the disease Is no re.
specter Of persons and are regarded
by the medical fraternity as conclusive
evidence that eternal vigilance must be
exercised II perfect health is TO be
enjoyed.
Rodfan Law, daredevil aviator
whose death.dcfylng Stunts have
thrilled hundreds Of thousands during
the past few years, Is among the lat
est victims OF tuberculosis. For years
he defied death In every form, yet q
few days ago he died after wasting
illness at a hospital In GreenvIlle,
S. G.
The list of athletic champions who
have recently died OF tuberculosis In
cludes ''Terry" McGovern, who once
wore the crown as a lightweight prize
fighter. mike" Murphy, for year
trainer Of the track and field team,
Of the University OF Pennsylvania and
ICY" Seymour, once the star of the
New York National League baseball
team, the Giants. Even those who
were once physically ut fall victims OF
the Great white Plague when they
permit their resisting power to be
lowered
The New Mexico Public Health As
ISOLATION, engaged in stamping ou'
tuberculosis In the Sunshine State,
must have 100000 II the work nov
outlined for 1920 Is to be done. II
can get that amount only through the
sale OF Red Cross Christmas seals and
public health bonds In the drive be
tween December l and 10. As every
county and practically every school
district Is thoroughly organized for III,
drive, the officials Of the association
believe the desired goal viii be
reached.
Deming graphic., 1919-12-02

a Mexican boy by the name Of De-
nacianio Pidilla had his foot crushed
while beating his way TO Lordsburg
last night on the Southern Pacific and
this morning his leg was amputated by
Drs. Swope, Vickers and Steed. He
viii survive. The accident occurred
near wilma.
Deming graphic., 1919-12-02

f. d. Martin, superintendent OF city
schools. b. W. wheatley, principal OF
the high school, and Miss Edith Clim-
ber. represented the local public school
faculty at the meeting OF the state
teachers association, at Albuquerqut
last week.
Deming graphic., 1919-12-02
IN NEW MEXICO
RED. CROSS SEALS WILL

Equip forty thousand Modern
Health Crusaders.
Employ six trained pubic
health nurses.
Secure two lecturers for
health instruction.
Finance campaigns for open
air schools. preventorIums,
clinics ard dispensaries. and
Build a better citizenship IN
New Mexico.
Deming graphic., 1919-12-02

ments thereby becoming the OBJ
tect OF severe obscrvations."-
From reply to the American note
threatening a radical change in
policy"
Consular Agent William O. Jen-
iins was abducted from the
American consulate I'm the center
Of the city Of Puebla In the repub-
lie Of Mexico.
Deming graphic., 1919-12-02

u O'usaue' co'uue'eu 80 -
the New Mexico Pub.
lie Health Association In most OF the
public and many OF the private schools
of the state.
The Modern Health Crusade Is n sys'
tenn Of practical health instruction do
pending for It's success upon the forms
ton OF health habits rather than the
memorlzation of mere rules. The child
is regularly enrolled as Crusader ana
Is assigned eleven health chores which
must be done daily. II seventy-five
per cent are done for two weeks, the
child becomes n page In health chiy-
airy; mt five weeks, squire; at ten
weeks, a knight and at fifteen weeks,
knight banneret. Pins and buttons
symbolic of success are awarded Mt the
end OF the various periods.
Endorsed by the National Educa-
tional Association and the state de-
partment OF education, the Crusade
has been widely-adopted In New
Mexico. All OF the countries except
Taos, Mckinley and Sierra have pupils
enrolled San Miguel county leads In
the poin: Of numbers with 3,67S
in rural schools only. Union Is
second with 2,s76 In the rural
schools. 500 in Clayton and 25O
in Des Moines. In Colfax, there are
$40 Crusaders In the rural schools, 7Gi
in Dawson and 760 In Ration, making
n total Of 1850 for the county. The
city schools Of Deming. Clovis, Carls-
bad, Artesia, Roswell, Santa Fe, Clay
ton, Silver City. Lordsburg, Carrlzozo,
Portales, Socorro, Magdalena, Ration.
Dawson, Des Moines and Beien In n
special contest.
Chore charts printed In Spanish
have been ordered for districts princl-
pally Spanlsh-speaklng. The blind
children at the New Mexico school for
the blind Mt Alamogordo are also en-
rolled. The Crusade Is financed en-
tlrely by the New Mexico Public
Health Association from funds re-
ceived by the sale of Red Cross Christ
mas seals.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09

fonnten2 ~ Wagn1,t iteute bie Iroae
nniheinen6 hnrrnIos' Dennoh mar.
fptp - bpnierin m1f Sic Mnttport, 1en1t
Sip oI,,ssnnen Ter snnlohner 1,ro beg
Mpinh;;ters fieIen Inn eir1.
* IA henpnnefe menffer. Mber
II mnntp rihf MIDI rrit linen In Elm
@pihrSh eina,,Iniipn pritens neil lie
mir ridt Observation-Disclosures aerl1q
n,,ssohpn. atnpitens neil al ssroaer1
;;hrpripits hprr1pinpn matte
ghIiphIih nhpr fonbpn Gle fih
nen,,o% a,1reht M1,r NH ser Rl,t,
ihpr 9pr sip opfnhrer3 hnt. an. er
r,;rp ;iher shr0nerif9rfps nehebtes
M,,giehen erihroden oetpeIen. Was
hrnftp Gie 6enn IN Sie5en gu1tonb.
mpnn gip einfod horn1los .sshrer1
sM}iiiidmeo oe5,1ht hoben ponen21
DiHtere shntfen Iedten ia, iiber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09

aeioe,1 n1iiiien, Sic bort eber1 ibr 8e.
fen trieber. go fab t@ 5ll 11eireln no.
menIoien gntieben t1ir, tple Dret
Madtnner einer1 Dierten bonn 5abrrao
rilien u11o offenbar t0teten, oeIn ID
b6rte lin eiinen urbtbarer1 59rei
ausitoBen, morauf es Dieoer tofen'
ftin p11rbe. Dus @snr5e 11ir enc
5efunoe bonn Blib beleudte glib
elmer idredliiden Biiior uro lieB mir
6as SLUT in ben M6er1 eritarretl
8affenIos, tpie ih mar, fo11fe tb
nidfs anoeres hin, nIs mid ielbit IN
Siderbeit brirgen aub tpe1111 t4
nidt Sic neber5eugung gebaM bate
bob ie6e @iIfe bort al ipdt getom=
men more. Sd narf mid nlio IN ben
Weingarten un6 fro1 n1f nlef1 bic.
rem 51nddit cine 5trefe tDeif f1efer n
benielben binein. Grit nadoem ih
onnebmen fonnte, melt gerr1g entferrt
AT feir1, ribtete i1 mid a1f uno Lief,
10 gut es ging, quer 6urd ben Wei1-
aarten meter. Ser 3nfnn NOR mir
boIb. Sd trnf a1f Ser anoern Sette
einen @oblneg, Der idnurgeraoe OBJ
mdrts fiibrte, nn6 fab balo onranf IN
Dem pieber n1ftauhenben Mon6libt
sic meiBen @rmftoenfmdler bes Got.
tesaders Dor mir fdimmern."
@r fdtpieg. Aud Der @idter
sA,,;o~ ,,rS hntroh+o4o son 0IrnpfInnz
ten nit elmer getpifien gerei5ten Nen-
gier6e.
Mebr als bier 8oden batte Ser
Wann 3eit gebabt, iid m1f feline Ser
teioigung bo%r5ubereiten nno nun Tom
er nit einem- iolb aldermen 5pitem
baber. Mander balbDudiige Sunge
b6ltttte iiih Elm beiieres 8uredtgelegt.
u@s i6eint, 6aB 8ifionen BEL So
men cine groBe Roqe fpielen," iagte
! @osmnt en6li4 init dten6em Snr-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09
XXX.

E51=#.# $1,000 |.eN
MIs Ser Neutrality-suspicious. 1id
6em Mngeflagten mie6er 5npan0te,
itan6 Elm %larernber 3ug in ieinem
@eii6t.
u&aoonnen Gie Sic 3eit anndbernb
ongeben, in Ser Sic BEN Barf berlie-
BENZ" fragte er.
uMeidt 11l1r a%nndbern6, ion6ern
gang ge11au. Srgen6 cine &ir6ennbr
in Der nmgebung iblug geraoe Elf
.nbr, als i6 sic Wal1er gum 5meiten=
NAL iiberflettert batte."
so. Damn erfldren sic u11s 6od,
mie es m0gli6 NOR, bob Sic erit I'M
5mei ubr Sbren @agen am Seiltgen=
lt66ter Srieobof errei9ten? Sic TOM
men al bem faum balbltiin6igen Beg
bod nibt brei 5tnn6en gebrau6t ba-
ben!"
Diesmol a0gerte @eltenberg nit
Der Mrtmort. gttpas mie 8erlegenbeit
gilt uiiber feline 8iige.
n@s miro Sbnen bieneidt nntDabr=
ibeinli9 borfomme11, benno6 lit es
10: i6 berirrte MIDI" iagte er enoli9
50gernb. uAls i1 Sen 8arf berlieB,
NOR ib febr betoegt. Obne auf Ben
8eg 5u a6ter, ging i6 Dorpdrts, im-
mer in geraoer Gidtnng einem Bfa-
De folgen6, Der amii9en Selbern bin=
fiibrte. Grit nIs 1ih Ser MDn1 berfi1=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09

id fir lange 9eit auf Meiien gir1g,
orangte eg MIDI bie nmgebung ber
~berebrten Grau fennen 81 Iernen !. /.
tie barn tpenig1tens In @ebanfen bort
anfiuden al fonnen, no tie lebte. 8ei
Gag 0urfte iib mid nidt b~i1austDn.
gen. Sd faufte mir alto cine Gene.
ra~lItabsfarte 1thb ftubierte Die Sert-
lidfeit. Dann fubr id gegen nel1tt
l1br ano ben Seiligenitabter Srie6bofl
no id ben @agen parten lieB. Mnt
nmtpeger errei6te i9 6ie Barfmau-
Ell, fanb cine ibabbafte Stene nno
fletterte obne sbpterigfeiten binii-
Der. gg mnr Monbeni9ein. Sd fam
an einen @eiber nn6 fekte mild bort
nieber. SaIt 5tpet Stunben lang ber=
bru6te i9 bort unter ben Geniterr1
Brol1 bon &ittlers ... gliiflid), ibr
beimIi1 1tnbe gu iein. @en1 Sic lie
geIiebt baben, Serr, 6ann tper6en Ste
nidt l1delr, ion6ern begreifen, baB
In meiner Gage a116 6ieie ar1nfelige
Sadie idon @lud bebentete
gr ribtete iid ouf unb idloB per-
mirrt: yDies lit alles, mas i6 Sbnea
5n iogen babe"
Wosmut i9iittelte ungldubig ben
&opf nnb blidte balb drgerlib, balb
b0bniib an ben Mngeflagten.
.l1no bieie barmloie @ei6i6te iou
man Sbnen .gInl1ben?"
v@s lit Die @abrbeit!"
uDann erflaren sic mir gefdnigit,
mober Sic, Der Sic aubor IN &rel15=
itein getpeien iein mouen, obne trent
oe &ilfe mnBten, mel6e 6eniter 81
E6rau bon &ittlers Wobnung gebo-
ren2"
Dieie 6ruge mar Elm SduB ins
@mor5e. &empeI IieB Die Sober fin
fen nno blidte gefpunnt in 8elten=
bergs @eiibt, bas ii9 1anglam nit
6nnfler &ote iber5og.
Grob6em antmortete Der Mnge=
flagte rubig: ugs lit nur natirli@,
6aB sic mild 0arnab fragen, Ser1
Neutrality-suspicious., Denn in Der Sot
lit 0ies Ser 8ur1ft, Ser mir ielbIt beim
8etreten 6es Barfes idpere nnrlbt
n1adte. @ie 5oIte ib aus ben langer
g%eniterreiben Der bret Sronten oif
ridtigen finben? - Nnn Elm 3nfaD
fam mir 5u @tlfe. Mls i6 al1 8eibe1
anlangte, blieb i'd iteben nno betra9.
tete Die mir gegeniiber liegenoe Sci
tenfront. sic entbielt 5tpan5ig Sen
iter. 8ier 6opon tpare1 erlendtet Uni
zines 1tanb often. SIN &abmen oieles
offenen bellen Geniters eri6ten plob
lid glei9 elmer @iiion eine peiBge
fleibete Srauengeitat, bengte it'd Ell
men Mngenblid beraus uno man6tt
lih 6anm 5n elmer 5neiten 6unfel &c
f%leioeten, Die offenbar 1ur gefom
men NOR, Inn ous 5eniter 81 idlie
zen, BERN 3tpei Minuten ipdter ma1
es al nn6 Die @onbalfen b%erubgelai
len. Mir aber batte iener fur5e Mn
genblid geniigt, Inn beibe @eitalter
al erfenner: es maren Srau boz
@intttler uno lire 3ofe Sepbine."
Gin ironiider 3ug inBasmutS Sc
jidt 5eigte r1ur gu beutlib, mas er BOT
bieier @rfldirl1ng belt. Snbeiien lagt'
er ni6ts, lonoern itnnb nlf uno mar
einen na9benfli6en Blid iber GEM
pels 59nlter IN bas Brotofon, gleib.
lam ais noble er ii6 pergemiiiern
oab Der Mngeflagte mirfli9 nidtS
BeHeres 5nitan6e gebra6t bette, als
6ieie t0ridte 8eranttportlng.
Evening journal., 1919-11-11
Washing Won't Rid
Head of Dandruff

The only sure way TO get rid Of dan
druff is TO dissolve It. then you destroy
il entirely. To do this. get about four
ounces OF ordinary liquid aryon; apply
IL at night when retiring; use enough TO
moisten the scalp and rub il in gently
with the finger tips.
DO this tonight. and by morning,
most il not al. of your dandruff will be
gone, and three or four more applica-
tions will completely dissolve and en-
tirely destroy every single sign and
trace Of It, no matter how much dan
drum you may have.
You will lind. too. that all itching
and digging Of the scalp viii stop at
once. and. your hair will be FLUFFY, lus-
trous. glossy, silky and soft, and look
and feel a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvOn at any drug
store. II is inexpensive and never fails
90 do the work.
Evening journal., 1919-11-11

ed new impetus from the visit lately Of
the Rev. -. Paul Thompson, ID. D., Oi
Boston. Mass, yice-presldenl OF the In
stiiule
Dr. Thompson made a thorough in
spectiOn Of the wcrk that the local in
stilute is doing and was especially
pleased lie spent several days in
Wilmington.
Dr. Thompson predicted q splendid
future for the institution in Whining
ton Because Of the hearty response al
ready given It.
The officers Of the organization say
their purpose IS to give financial aid 10
the aged and suffering, and TO offer
schooling TO those who were denied
the privileges Of an education in their
youth. Domestic sciences and theology
are taught.
Evening journal., 1919-11-11
BERGER DENIED
SEAT In HOUSE

WASHINGTON. Nov. il.-Afler lis
tening in silence while Victor L. Barger
spent an hour and half I'm trying 10
Justify his conduct during the war, the
House of Representatives yesterday
voted 307 TO I 10 exclude him from
membership in the body. and declared
the seat in Congress to which he was
elected by the Fifth Wisconsin district
Milwaukee county vacant. Repre-
sentative Nolght. a Republican, Of She
boygan, Wis. who was born in Bre-
men, Germany, cast the only vote for
Berger, and made the only speech In his
favor, explaining, however, that he did
not approve Of Berger's conduct, but
voted TO admit him because he liked
The man.
Berger made no effort to deny any
If the charges against him. He rather
sloried in the things he did and said
lie told the members Of the House he
knew it was all "cut and dried" 10 eX-
clude him because he was a Socialist
and an opponent Of war and prollteer-
ng.
Evening journal., 1919-11-11
BY GENERAL PEYTON c. MARCH
Chief of staff.


perpetuae Of glorious Of our history anu
non-parsan its long life aud prosperity
Evening journal., 1919-11-11
MADELINE.


Bible history is responsible for the
origin Of Madeline. The only possible
source OF The name is the New fesia-
menl story OF The tragc figure. May
Magdalen. Nlagdalen. 10 seems. Is not q
surname. but merely translates into
"of Magdala,' The village OF the scarlet
woman's birth. and is regarded as an
adjective OF place.
so the soft harmony Of "Magdalen"
was not employed as a proper maine at
that time. but history records that
various institutions or rescue homes
for unfortunate girls. sprang up under
the name, until IL began 90 bc used as
synonomous FOR fallen women. Writers,
artists. and poets, who lind fascination
in portrayng the type OF Mary Nlagda-
len. with her luxury. her embroidered
robes, and flowing hair. and her incyl-
table tears as a repentant sinner. kept
the two names i'm vogue. But finally
the Mary has dropped completely and
only Masdalen persisted and waXed
popular.
Each nation has taken the name OF
M2gdialen and placed upon it The stamp
of individual spelling
England calls her Madeleine, eliml-
mating the "g' for the softer sounG
Madeline, Maudlin. and Maud are other
English derivations. France prefers
Madeleine; spain and Russia. Madeilna
The French also claim the derlyalions
Magdalina and Made while the Teu-
tonic variations include Magdaene.
Maiden, Lene, and Lenchen Nhdda'cna
is the Italian version and Lell =
swiss.
Despite the story Of Nladelinc's orr
gin, the poets. have chosen her naur
rather 10 portray the shycst and most
yrtuous OF maldens, the typical sweet
heart TO whom lovers write odes Tile
best known poem "ever-,Urylng Made
line runs:
Evening journal., 1919-11-11
FOR LUMBAG0
Try Musterole. See How
Quickly IL Relieves

You iustrub Musterole in briskly. and
usually the pain is gone-a delicious
soothing comfort comesto otakeitsplace.
Musterole is a clean, white ointment,
madewith oil Of mustard. Use II instead
OF mustard plaster. Will not blister.
Many doctors and nurses use MUSTER
ole and recommend it to their patients.
They will gladly tell you what relief
i gives from sore throat. bronchitis,
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
congestion, pleurisy. rheumatism, lum-
bsgo, pains and aches of the back or
i5:nts. sprains, sore muscles, bruises,
'nilblains. frosted feet colds of the
chest. Always dependable.
so and 60c jars; hospital size $3.50.
Evening journal., 1919-11-11
WHAT'S nv 4 NAlME'?"

BY Mildred Marshall
Facts About Your Name Its History It's Meaning Whence
it Was Derived; lis Significance; Your
Lucky Day and Lucky Jewel

smiling. froWning. eNermOre,
Thou art perfect i'm l0Nc-lOrc.
RcVeallugs deep and clear are thine
Of wealthy smiles but who may know
Whether smiles or fr0wn be ileeier3
Whether smile or frown be sweelcr,
Who may kn0Ws'
Madellno's jewel Is the moonstone,
read tbeir future In its opalescenl
depths. II she wears her bllsmanic
stone Madeline may have her heart s
desire and faithfulncss OF her true love,
an old legend promises. The poppy is
her flower Three is her mystic num-
Der and saturday her lucky day.
Copyright, 1919. by The Wheeler syn
dicalc. lnc)
Evening journal., 1919-11-11
MIssIoNARY RIRLE INSTITUTE.

The Cooper Missionary Bible lnstit-
iute, Of No. 1916 Walnut street, which
has scen doing work in Wilmington and
PennsgrOve, y. j., for some time receiv-
Evening journal., 1919-11-11
BY JOSEPHUS DANIELS,
Secretary of the Navy.

Tile continued mobilization for patriotic pur-
poses of The Americans who served their country
i'm the grim days of war will make for The
preservation Of The principles for which they
fought Naliantly and VIGOROUSLY; it would be
a distinct loss in The unity of spirit and The
comradeship for better things should not be
crystallized in such organized forces as 10 make
lhnsn chiNnIric crlsndnrs rs inNinclhle for rnal
Evening journal., 1919-11-11

The Want Ads VIII assist all those
looking FOR good investments 10 real
estate.
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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-08-29
Tasting With the Nose.

The sensation Of taste, while Of com
mon and constant experience, is highly
complicated In its nature. What is
commonly called taste Is not a simple
sensation at all, but rather a complex.
In addition TO the actual functioning
or the apparatus properly pertaining
TO the sense of taste, the tongue re-
ceives Impressions of various other
sorts, all Of which 20 to make IN this
complex. AS finally recorded I'm the
consciousness, the taste of any sub
stance has to do with its heat or cool.
ness, perhaps with n mild o of
pain, certainly with astringency or
acridity-which are in themselves fur
Their complexes of thermic and tactile
sensations-and above all with smell.
The reader will probably agree that
cream and coffee are entirely diff
ferent from their true selves when
served at inappropriate temperatures:
and ii is a matter Of record that a Der
son of the keenest taste may make the
most ludicrous errors If asked. blind
folded and with his nose stopped to
identify substances placed in his
mouth.