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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-27
rnE IpEAI, "

The great Napoleon once said; MY
Ideal woman IA not the henutful-
featured society belle. whose physi-
clan tries In vain to keep her In re-
pair. hut the matron who reaches
middle age In complete preservation,
that woman IL rendered beautiful
BY perfect health To attain such
health IN middle life q woman must
guard against those Ills which drag
her down and produce nervousness,
headache. hackaches. Hletplessness
and the blues" The standard remedy
Tor such conditions IN Lydia y Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. which for
forty-five years has been restoring
women 20 health and strength.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-27

DoVore and Worth. the vaudeville
performers who are packing the Ideal
his week, ala Home quick work last
evening. Between turns nt tho Ideal
they put on an act for the city cham
her of commerce at The cnttlemon's
convention ~ the nrmorv. whore they
made q decided hit The applause
lasted for az lenrt ten minutes after
the conclusion Of the act DeNorc aud
Worth are putting on m entirely ar
ferent act at the Ideal today. and
will make another complete change Of
act Friday. Albuquerque ~ Indeed
lucky to have this pair OF star per-
formers In the city during onNen
ton week. and Allen ana Williamson,
OF the Ideal deserve credit
FOR securing them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-27
Commissioner Explains Three
Measures Of Vital Importance to
Stock Growers Passed by Recent
Legislature. .
cowMEN WILL FINISH
WITH PROGRAM TONIGHT
Adoption Of Revolutions, Election
OF Officers, and Selection Of 1910
Meeting Place Are Work Of
Afternoon Business Meeting.

ihHurDs In tax legislation covering
thH subject of tho state lands were
dlsenfa"d hN State Land Commission
'r Nelson 4 lIcid lu the morning
s.s.nu of the Sew MoNiro rHttl. and
Horse Growers association to-day
Three iawH "f iumonse- Importance Co
Do NtrstnU. Industry uf the state
were passed hb the fourth assembly
Hnd SIR fleld tool ucrnsiun 10 explain
them fully g. the members ni the as.
ISOLATION lliH address lu fuli fol
LOW.
The subject assigned 10 me by
'"uf prurfHW committee is The rIi
Did. l4tuus OF Sew MsNi,u The subject
. snmoNIHt broader than .ifr Geo
tackle iu the hriHf tlwr altI ur
'uIF o. rut"rs about Ton million
acre. uf many H.n3H ~ au1 tud &
have found during tho few rnufns Z
hove served fH STATE band commits.
rIuufr that There BIZ BE- HrpIrtfr tul
Instinct problem uuuttt't with rt
'.f latHr 10 uuf with ',r't ~, s1
upon fnt broad uNIrHt .Hu bose r.
orc U|. 2 uII rHf t mur, Hf lu.
TIME tH.U fH H..HH. HUa fnHf H.IHf
r.tU. fIH. fI. HH.. practical HI
point Ul personal tUHN|.IH. b Nf.I
ships fh, ,HtfI, IuiuHtIt ~ NrW aI,s
t. NIH I~U.HHHfNT"N .IN.NE recent
month. ra Ht 5000 EuHw fna
f.H.fH 5000 have ""NN EH.Nf
through .rH Hu.f .'I sH fIruI.H
Hn. greater suur. fhIu sfs. a
ht uIi, Nf 'H' stat, lIHI uruirtu Hrf
under mt direction. IH I,lI with 100
WITH utmost fairness 90 tlf,ut fs u
H NWuIfnNr" cooperation IU meet
Iur fulr rrnnI'mH Iusuiai aa they Hrr
commented with rho state lHrd- .HI
f. afford sou tNtH Iss % fHtf H'
'Iu .Nfrui fH tuu with flIfuUH Goo tho
Interests uf fNt state
Ilrvs' Inw- Nu-t Important
lf mas Interest NHu Co kfHN some
fNIuE ui legislation affecting fU. state
IIrIa HrI fHfH HuI tIm. nIsfrIf HU
enacted UI tu, legislature Il#t closed
Tn. uHaf Important of THE BEL IrIIIr
Iu fhfH, law 300 uf wh.Hu we're enact.
90 with the approval uf fN' luI
commissioner
Tho fHHf provides fht' future .IH-
90 state IsHI. shall ur with GOD r
'rNffuu fH fut .fIf, of 900 m.Hs
"I lUI un UIfI.. fIFh'. ruI r.
".ur.sH .N".uf water 1911 ets fNU'
fuIH fs|H"ftHfHH a' HIu,rII Hri colo .u
.HlF.'. NH. .ItH UHNU H I.rf Hf g
or. state Don't .Ilr contract executed
rlr", statehood HuH although f Wi.
written In.u fHr contracts Ur Iuru.f.
'UH ut fnD department and without
Fu,".f. authority uf state Hu f
reservation Huhf.Ily WuulH I.t
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-27

fish towns The
learned attendant
puiu Cd out the
aEos 10 the various
aud refer.
90 one arch IN
particular said
That arch may
possibly go back
ta William the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-27

The proof Of the pudding Is IN tho
eating knys an old provefb. This 10
a mistake. The proof Of the pudding
N In the WAY you feel after eating.
The proof OF the value Of a specific
business IL the way the training nts
its posstsaor FOR successful business
life. Ask any one trained at the Al
b%uquerque business College what no
thinks about a. Then remember that
the new term starts next Tuesday.
April 4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-27

ear Boo the twink
Inns ~ 400 ego rht
man Whu dn't
care re- hams r tho
els ten cutiod hts
o. Hf tho rNritr.
Weuf
Don't yuu know
what happened
cried 600 excited
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-27

cor drum and
whistle. beet his
Hth'r hai. ,uun
commanded fne or
irr gS be- had no
Ssh 10 De- driven
mad with noise
uf things
changed later
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-27

iIu boasts that
nU hos IN um
lIH De- UItf has
itsu boo nlH pos
uu fur twenty
Aesfs i,d smith
We'll replied
i,uff hat lonE
HlIurl. ilr x
FOO return b.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-27

Hemember the food sale to be held
end the nice home lunch 20 be served
Saturday. Your lunch Will sost Is
cents. buy something good for Sun-
DAY. Come 10 a2i West Central
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-27

spectator "Nr- gnhnir was In that
EAR she ruu hcr husband down"
"NuthiuE boz that said the AIN
Hur shes been doing ~ ever since
she married him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-27

Age and a little brother tell on a
giri.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-27

Msa NuuirrsItl 20 iiuW did you
'rIru tu pronounce the names % all
'husv French b~Nitivn,ldsi
Air SmHrto That's easy, pro
1uuncr en- dHr entity from the way
my one else does, ngd every one
thinks I'm Eight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-27

There was q crash and q hang aud
q sruuiu amt re- crowd collected round
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-27

tonight. An the commissioner are
requested TO be present.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-27

sfrot 10 biutty. u,., Ga. ,.utr..,ivg
PARTIES. rhe Law passed be- ths r..
cent arssmbiv slmniv msk,a me l,.
riusIon Of This r-.sofvation ln mo s,tes
rnutrngt t-nnofttory uunn ,bo t.pa
t,mmtaatou.r ptuhsbiy every ~,
v,n arr,a thar ths r-oreryatinn De- f,if
and Inst for The prrfs.tion ~ tbe la
t.t,sfs al a., rf,f, - wb.i. nom
ur nu.tttnua ip s,,r,b ~ ,u 40,
now Under w,v ar ntou, \, ,,gi, In
almost ry.r, rrurtv In a., 80. ~.
ulnnd f,f OH i.,... imam go. land.
ID eyt.rsltr a., 49,, Issulur ne,
loo. I, g,.t 80. I'D
a-rpUrtn,. t,in, .g,o,I.t a.. s.,,s
tsrtrs ur,t.r ,u,t,,itx a.. a, ,r, ~ a.,
l.ytat.tur. az tatE gb.ntt al IN,
found h j. not ,r,uf,iy tb,t IA. -.
ervrtipn 81 ines. o. ami mineral
,igbf. T., ga. 80, viu r..,tt, iw II,
.noruous incr.... In r,v.pu.s from
m. 80. i,r.s 80 ,n .xt.ut tb,t
voutd sr..tl. t,b,.n Al. t,x bnrdcug
~ ND M ~
rak Iautt. In Lamb
"rb, eeronT inw nnd ~n. ,f Inn
r.Iinfe interest a. ali ~ you wbo
hniI .tat, land ruf chase ,outrartr.
..u.t.ta th, Tv. u.rg.ut uttflb.s. ..u.
tt,rt 10 ~ Iat, =, al tn u.terlatit
y,fiev, vb.t v,s urababty an unjust
tn. bur,.n imam 't,t. land purrbas.
~ under MAJ contract You viii 10.
cali th.t tbe live u.rs,rf contract ttW
reauired Inc pur9hn..r 10 r.turn hi
Tor tnxstlon ON IN. n..is of
am value tho am. a. other lands
.I,hourb hr ouly owned an eaul,, III
NV. u.rrent th.reIn that .uuIty lac.
ina araulrtI lv th. ft. u.r'.nf rf.t
NAV men Thus la HddltIUn a. The fnur
ner-.nf runu.t irt.r.-i up.p unu.Id
trt.nc.s of he nurrbsa, mice ,he
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-27

Q NNNnff 20.
Don't you lkr u' promptly ask.
nl one uf tho sEhbesra
The attendant niruincd he ala not
understand.
Wal why are yuu rcudinE II back.
DOB WY was the reply 'Iuu't u
.uIt Nuu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-27
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"1f 1901 ihD iH.' lHNh conn
in rlndu'' 10 ~frf'ufr'. SURVEY 'nl
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22
TEXANS STORY IS
UPHELD BY GIRL
WHO saw PLANE
French Lass Viewed Wreck
Of AirpIane,

PARIS. April 22-George,,e Boni-
ret. daughter Of the mayof oi Ssintc
femme, tes,iiying at the session OF
the couri-mariial oi Capt, L. g..
Chamberlain OF san Antonio, Texas,
an American aviator. whose aerial ex-
plots arc being subjected to inquiry
said ,ha, she and her father entered
Sainte JENNIE after the evacuation OF
the village by the Germans.
Immediately on her arrival home,
Nile Bonlrc, added she learned that
4 plane had been downed about mile
from the village. .,he walked to the
spo, and viewed the wfeckage Of the
machine. which she described minute
". saying il was not French or a
German blanc but one oi British
make. She told ol British marking
on the machine. with which, she dcs
olarcd, she was fully converSant
Mile Ronilei said she had heard sol
dicrs relate the adventure of an Amer
lean dirmdr in British plane, whp
landed between the lines and brought
in French wounded soldier The
soldlcr, described the plane As having
been all shot up' The gasoline tank
4 the phaue was SAID to have been
pierced by machine gun bullets, and
the wrcckagc OF the plane to have
been picked up twelve days later by
tho French
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22
MEXICO TO GET
ARMS INTENDED
FOR VILLAS USE
Seized Ammunition TO Be
Turned Against Him,

NEW ORLEANS. April 22-Liii-
cation instituted here February s.
1910 by the republic Of Mexico over
arms and ammunition intended, !, was
allegel, for Villa insurgents in Mex
lco has ended with a decision by
Judge Parker in civil district court
lc,feeing the republic owner OF so
niles, fifty thousand rounds Of am.
munlon and curreficy OF the state oi
Chihuahua NJ the value OF ono million
ut,os, marked as the property Of
Felipe DuSaf'. defendant and alleged
ageu, Of the Villa insurrcctionlsts
The suit followed seizure by the
United States government OF the
arms and ammunition and fed
crdl indictment against Dusart for
violation ot the embargo law on
them N force 4 miNrial resulted
and Du,art was released on his own
rccognlHu,c. He later went before
a notary pnbllc a, Belize and re
nounced all claim to the property
giving It 10 the republic Of. Mexico.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22

the final arrangement 10 my husband
upon his return from the studio
"Why, I'm AFRAID there won't he
time 10 cone home between times" !
answered, with as gullrless manner
as ] could manage for ! feared an
ou,burst from Dlcky At the words !
meant next 10 say Mrs S,ockbfldgc
expects rs 10 come down 10 her home
alter school and spend the time there
until dinner, and ! will, OF course,
have ample time 10 change from
school costume 10 my evening gown
there
"Well II YOU think I'm going -
cart my moonlight, around the coun-
nv and change my cIpthc, IN some
school principals pue,, chamber
you've got another guess coming" he
declared wl,h iuallty.
Dicky Gives In.
But" ,aid demurely, there won't
be any need for YOU 20 Change II youU
only wear your unlioYm'
"Noth-lng do" began Dlcky but
| interrupted him hastily
1T will be only 'hl, once, DiCky.
dear I'lluo, ask you again" lcoaNci
"Aud you have no idea how dl@p.
pointed the school pupils wlIl be II
YOU don't wear it,
10 my surprise. Dl.ky looked re-
Elective instead Of uiefng more c>-
ploSyc objections. and alter momen,
he grnneI fcilec,iycly
"Of course rs those 'pul school
madm, you're thinking on more than
the i..' he said. Van, TO prove
you haven't been iIbbjng when YOU
told them about nc, ch ?" He leaned
over and lwc4kcd my car well be
lic,e me- I'm going 20 have a reward
! # ! get ON the old outfit again I'm
gong 20 pick ont the prc,tlc,t girl n
the bunch-.outSdc Yourself oI
course" hc waved a graudlloquen'
hand a, nc, and ilir, desperately
with her OIL the evening" "
81 give YOU full permission re-
turned lightly, bu, for \ second tn.
laughing face oi B.', Dean rose in
voluntarily before me She was hy
icr the NEST attractive girl N the
group OF BayyieN teachers, and -
knew inSt.nc'lY ly that she woui'
have no Qualms about flirting violent
" with anything a'lraCtyely mascu-
line IN uniform or out oi ii.
One Stipulation.
$50 far, so good" DlckW retorted
"But now here's another thing What
are YOU gong ,o wear, ! haven, seen
an. new dud, ior YOU around the dig
gingS lately"
81 don't need evening clothes"
protested. Mrs. Dufkee and have
remodclied that white dinner gown
and the coat YOU liked so well until
they're absolutely like the la,es, ,ln,.
age. and those p-opl. in Bayyiew have
never seen them anyway'
"No, that's So" Dicky agreed. "Bu,
YOU can bet they've seen that street
sui, and tina, hat, III agree TO say
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22
Budapest Plans
War of Defense
CBy The Associated Press)

BUDAPEST. April "a war OF
Lefense on behalf Of what has been
acquitted by the communist dictator
ship here was decided upon at a meet
ing today OF the central council OF sol
dier,. workmen and peasants. A res
olatlon was adopted declaring that
half the workmen in all the factories
shsi be armed to defend the authority
eof the proletariat government against
tine Rumanian and Jugo-Slay troops
who have been incited BY the western
bourseoisie against the Hungarian
)viet republic"
The resolutions were received en-.
Enthusiastically by the populace and
large professions paraded through the
citN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22
Only Thirteen
But He Wears
3 Gold Stripes
Youngest YaDk Back Home
After Seeing Several
Months Of Action,

BOSTON, April p - Governor
Coolidge yesterday received at the
state house the youngest member OF
the famous Twen,y-sixth division, the
Yankee division or Y. d, boys. HIS
caller was John Francis Grady, Is
years old, who wore on his arm three
gold service stripes representing eish-
teen months in France with the divi-
sion.
When Uncle Sam called the boys to
the colors Grady went TO his mother
for permission to 60 II took some
coaxing, bu, he finally prevailed upon
her to sign papers waving objections
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22
u. S. Labor Bureau
Plans Discussed

WASIIlNGTON, April p Plans
for a national legislative program for
the creation oi permanent national
employment service, which would
work in o-oper4,ion with state and
municipalities. are being discussed to-
day a, the opening OF a three-day CON
ference between representatives OF the
governors oi the states and Secretary
Of Labor Wilson, and John n Dcu'
more, director genera Of the, federal
employnon: service.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22
OKLAHOMA CITY
THIN PEOPLE

Bitro- Phosphate should give YOU
smnIl. steady increase OF firm. healthy
tlesh each day. II supplies an essen
tiaI substance to the brain and nerves
in the sctivs form In which u normn,s
occurs In the nving celts OF the Dody
Bitro- Phosphate replace. nerve was,e
so,d nv Wsstfar In oklahoma city ana
all rood drusgists under definite guar,
sn,es OF results or money back. hdvD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22

nothiir about the evening rig, but lll
serve fair warning on you that III 20
it no Afternoon aUaifa al school W
anywhere else with that I'D you've
been sporting, and that 'woyear-old
SUIT"
| BIT my lip TO keep back tiie spirited
rotor, that rose 20 them. But the vic.
tor, OF Dlcky's agreemen, 10 the Bay
view schedule of entertainment was
too precafious thing 10 RISK by un-
diplomatic replies.
The next minute was glad indeed
! hadn't spoken, for my husband put
his face close TO nine
Don't le, her ltlc feelings gs'
hurt" he coaxed. "You know hon.
or YOU for managing things 50 splen-
dldly, but its time now for little .c-
mp And. praise be, is the old Dlcl o.
bird ,ha, has had few stray twi s
and grass drift his way I've had some
advanced payments on some orders
they're coming IN quite rapidly now
thank yOu-so TINS wont cfdinp me 4
BIT. and ! want YOU 10 spend every
cen, Of II on duds"
This" pressed INTO my hand, was a
most generous check tangible ey,-
dence not only oi the return oi the
blessed caseiul ddy, ~ Old. bu, Of my
husbands love and care for nc
touched il TO my lips with a gay gel
loving little gesture. before | ki,sc,
the giyer
Dear boy" I said gleeiully "iI
get hold oi Lillian and Mr, Durkcc
90 up TO town Saturday and have
regular shopping Orgy"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22
Another Block"
Issued by Glass

I WASHINGTON. April 22-Another
$500. .OO0 block OF treasury certificates
Of indebtedness lated May and ma
turing October 7 with the usual in
.ttereN rate of ~ percent wa, an
'nounced by the treasury. Subscrip-
tions will be received up 10 May
and certificates OF the issue matur
4 inn May 3 will he accepted in pay
ment Of the new issues.
J This IL the ntenth bi-weekly issue
] floafed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22

Association Of the Baking Industry g,
a meeting last night Of the executive
committee OF the organization. The
association now includes Alabama.
Georgia. Louisiana, Mississippi, North
and South Carolina. Tennessee, Ars
kansas and Tesas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22
Smoot 10 Support League.

OGDEN, Utah, April 0.-That he
will support the league Of nation,
covenant, provided it contains the
amendments that have been reported
by the newspapers was the statement
Of United States Senator Reed Smoot
1axt NIGHT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22

CLEANS The LIVER
Enthusiastic Texan Tells Of
bad Fix He Was In and
How He Got Out by
Using Black .Dnught
Liver Medicine.

Holland, Tcxas-Mr. J. n. Messer,
who live, a short distance from here
out in the country says: BLACK.
Draught is wi,hou, doub, the best liy-
cr medicine made. do not hesitate TO
say il will do all il is recommended
to do and more.
/ am strong and healthy, but We all
need a little active medicine once in
while, and Black-Draught is good
enough for me. II does the work we'll
and cleans the liver, carrying away
bile. the easiest Of any purgativ: ]
have ever seen.
Once, some year, ago, had slow
fever and my stomach was in a bad
fix. and Black -Drausht gave me re-
lief and helped me . wonderful sight
II cured me of indigestion, and the
bad feeling after eating. keep it for
my family, they use il and have for
years, and too, II saves doctor bills
and i, not expensive.
A stitch in time save, nine, and
most sickness is caused by a bad liver.
A few doses Of Black Drarght fixes
that. and ! don't see why people cont
use It. and they would see a, | have.
wha, q help It would be-"
Ask your druggist for Thedfords
Black-Draught (Adv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22
My Heart and
My Husband
What Madge Did TO Win Dicky TO
Her Bayview Plans.
BY Adele Garrison.

GI SAY. Madge, what's the word
as to the ,oggery. for this stunt
over a, Bayyiew? Wen have
to com, home between affairs, won't
We, | suppose its moonligh,S for the
dinner. bu; can't wear those IN tho
afternoon to talk TO the kids"
DIcky rushed into my room upon
the day following our bela,ed accept.
sncc OF the invitation to the Stock
bridge home, an acceptance which ap-
peared to dcligh, my boyiSh principal
exceedingly Mr.. Stockbidge had i'm
mcdla,ely named day OF the next
week for the appearance OF Dicky
hciore the pupils. and ! had conveyed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22
TEXAS BAKERS JOIN
SOUTHWESTERN GROUP

NEW ORLEANS, April 2-Texas
and Afkansas bakers were added to
the membership OF the Southeastern
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22

vi Of Orssndie. Large
collar Of distinctive de-
sign. -Four large ocean
pearl buttons for fssten-
iug. All seams hem
stitched.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22

Storms Can Brew, Anyway.
Pa, where arc those dark boxing
cloud, going to-"
10 thunder my so0"-C Cartoons
Magazine.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22
KERR'S
KERR'S
(Picturing the late arrivals

Whenever you buy WlRTHMOR
WAIST you're SURE of many things. In
the first place the styles are always
NEW, they are constantly being devel-
oped for us and the other Wirthmor
stores in other cities; and the new mod
els come to us with such frequency and
sell so rapidly that there's never an old
one among them In addition to this
STYLE DESIRABILITY, the name Wirth-
NOR on a blouse is an assurance of
ISH of high order; it's your assurance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22

W Of Wolfe Of excellent
quality. Front daintily
embroidered. Large flat
:ollar and cuffs Of or
candle trimmed with
Val lace and hemstitch-
ing.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22

U+ Tucks Of varying
widths, he m titching
and pearl buttons effec-
lively trim front. Collar
and turnback cuffs are
edged with Venice lace
in dainty design.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22
Misses Suits, S23.75

small group OF tailored suits for misses and juniors is oe
clearance this price for Wednesday They indeed
turned and well grooned styles In several fashionable eoo
037s they considerably undepced Allow again TO
ypu that the uuarNty is small
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-12-04
NoIden-SchIeqeImiIch

The marriage of Miss Leonora
Schlegelmilch,. daughter of Mrs. Kunie
Schlegmilch of Clifton, and Henry
holden, son of Henry holden, ST.,
was soIemnfzed at the St. Aloysius
Catholic church at Sank city on Nov.
25. The, attendants were Joseph
holden, brother of, the groom. and
Miss Elizabeth Sch1egelmilch, sister of
the bride.
The bride wore blue serge suit
and the bridesmaid dress of Bur-
gundy serge. The groom and best
man wore blue.
A wedding dinner was served ! to
the immediate relatives at the home
OF the. brides mother. The young
people have gone to house keeping on
the former Henry Schultz farm in
Troy and, will be at home to their
friends after December is.
Mrs. holden was rendered two pre-
nuptiai showers on the afternoon and
evening OF last Thursday.