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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
AT TIT IDEAL

ON sunday. March 18th, Roy
Stewart in Keith Of the border" and
la two-rcol Mack-sennett comedy,
won hy a Fowl
Keith Of the Border' adapted
from Randall Farish'n novel hy the
same name. iH one OF n most star.
ring western stories hat hhs eve
heen screened u has much of b
beauty and the power hat 40 dis
tnEuiahed The Nifrinlan," by oven
MlEtsT
Roy stewart. Triangle cowboy star
b. the mnsierdon who plays fighting
Jack. and tuais sedFwick be- tho giri
who vim mo heart na Hope White
ON TuesdaN aud Wednesday. VIII
liam Desmond in "iAfe'H "a Funny
I Proposition. iu which sou will seei
"A husky ho-man toying 20 smuEEle
"a baby down "a ure-cacupc 90 mid
night
A hnnd-to-h hand encounter with two
yeegmen in O. dark alley.
The way % helpless bachelor bathea
"a chsruh
How q bachelor gets nd ct the re-
mains Of "a festive party when his
nhncce's mothCf calls.
A deacon from "a Jay town takng ll
the sights OF "a hiE city.
Beautiful Louise Lovely plays op-
posite Mr. Desmond and proves e.
splendid foil 20 hiH vIule humor.
.pthora in The cast are Ncu hnrla.
jay Bclasco and John stepping w.
uuyuul does q splendid comedy char
actcr role HH liFFa, tho butler
Known as u sterling actor Of drH-
matte roles. Mr. nermond's work in
this picture ls "a revelation showing
him poHsessed of "a rich vein or humor
which projects conflncinsiS from the
screen,
A. Jimmie pendleton. "a bashul
Young bachelor OF conNiNlni dlHpnHl-
.tion. engaged o. beautiful and blonde
Mary Austin. who W "a stickior Tor
conventions and believes Jimmie 60 ho
o. model Of prnprictY. HE love affair
b. bssct with thornH.
A baby be- left nt ma apartment AVID
how be finally cXtricatrH himself IRON
au embarrassing situation provo be-
q good fellow and tho victim Of d
practical Joke. b. tuld ben "a comedy
that sparkios with amusing situation
and clever actiag.
Also charlie Chaplin I'm "a two-roc
.uof OF hilauty. THE Floor walker
ON "wednesday aud Thursday. Mar
gauta Fisher In Molly of the follios
Mlsa Fisher portrays the "3ie al
Molly the haliyhno dancer in r. side
show az ronry Island pihcr frcuki
of the aidoahow are the human sub
marine. which part iH played hy Inci
Mower Mnrganu Fishers iendini
mani fortune teller and high mystic
Of She trnupe who iH also Molly
mother Tho latter role 10 taken b,
luio Wurrcnton.
There BE- % breezy Young chap IN I'M
ntory, who, because Of his ardent ad.
I~uniration for Molly, keeps things going
Also the nth episode Of the Ter.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

On Friday and saturday. Margety
Wilson IN Marked Cards
Can you picture dainty Mnrrefs
Wilson on M witpeas stand; her de-
lure expression. her big. black, visit
fui cyta her wistful fear. yet cnallcnr-
ina gaze NJ aho faces n kecn-cyed DIS
trlct attorney a%carchine for ufo tnw
IN the eVidenctf
Wallace Macdonald pofirays role
OF Wild lad accused Of cumc IN
Marked Cnrde.'
Ted nreaiin tried 20 comprehend.
but he could not The chips. cards
half nlled glnaacs Of liquor and change
lay In a disordcrcd and chaotic hear
before his dared ~ on the card
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

rived In town. Urred by the rarson.
she cults the troupe and opens q
dancing school.
oncs more she Is attacked BY a
annctimonioua church committee. led
hy John Griawold. the deacon. Threat
ened with Punishment from the town.
Lucille arranfss a shocking surprise
for the deacon. With him present
b shows a motion picture revealing
ICuauold In orgies with chorus girls
w Chicago. This surprise ~ followed
hy another when the narnon an
rounesa his coming marriage 70 Lu-
ellie.
on the SON. Thursday. Louise
Claum In "sharkicd" THIS IL o the
story Of a vampire. nor a wronkcd
rirl. hat the story Of "a noble woman
who acattefs prejudice and Islander 10
the winds By her force OF character
and goodness.
Then. too. there IL an unusual back
ground OF society life with al tho gny
dressing Of fashionable Palm Beach
and the e~lahoratonrHr OF the most "a.
elusive driving rooms II h. not tho
kind OF society play that has been
made 10 painfully familiar. q so
cicty NE ns " n really lived. With
tho lights and shadows. its fun and
its drama. FOR there are moments Of
real biz dramn IN this production.
IINmAInAH MMNNN NNNnNNU NNN NNNNH
Louise Giavm knows vuprcmciy well
how 10 brine pot and drive home.
ON Friday aud saturday. Norma
iTalmndre IN safety Curtains" When
the safety curtnin shuts puck. Norma
ITalmadfe. away from her former NE
and throws her into the protection Of
ca plain NerrNon. and later afict she
Fuos to India an hia wife. Hhe fccil
that she has cen completely hidden
away from her uta~e Associates ~
seeks 10 draw he safety curtain Of
silence over the secret 81 her past
Puck IL the wife Of Vulcan. the
strong man. who " on the hill with
hor al the music huh. He be- Jealous
OF his beautiful founE wife and al
though she gives him no cause. boats
her aoundly for fancied wronEs Tired
Of this trentment y Focn on Tor
her act in misery when her beauty
und grace attract the attention Of
Captain MoTryon. who ~ IN "a boa with
a marty Of friends During her act
n IRE breaks out and Puck tries in
vain 20 quell the panic unit she finds
herself pinned In between the rsfet,
curtain and a. explosion beneath the
orchestra. Merryon leaps h her aid
and she IL rescued through ar unused
paasareway, unseen hy her friends
who believe her dead.
Captain Merryon-hut d Ator b.
too Interesting 10 be told In advance
Needless % say Norma Taimadge IL d
lovely Puck aud a consummai'
actress
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

Two cars POPPED corn. one cup hot
water o cE4. onc.hnlf t~enapoonful
baking powder. onc-fourth teaspoon
fat salt. I've tablespoons sugar, one.
half cup Eronnd %cocoauut, one-half
cup milk. one tablespoon cold water.
uno -icnspoonfui cotnatarch.
Put the popped corn through the
grinder cover with hot water, and
soak for an hour. Drain OF the water.
add the eEr yoik, sugar silt, baking
powder md cocoanut Heat D milk.
SIR In the cnrnatnrrh mikcd with the
cold water and boil several minutca.
Add 10 tho popcorn mixture. mix well,
and then stir IN the utifily beaten
white OF egg. Pour into O. Errnstd
baking dish. net in u pan OF water
anu bake in "a moderate oven from
thirty 60 forts five minutes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
NnIn nnMr rnnn rNCrnnY.

o. there are pnranipa in tho mrinu
lsr thcre from last fall. lose nu up
%portuulty 20 Zig some Of them orion
the ground thnvs suh Cisufh if thts
season 10 that they can he removed
without dtfucultN n iru until HprirH
they Will have Ga be- consumed N,u
quickly, for they soon rot or begin
o. grow when warm weather comes
parsnipH which AVE been left ln Coz.
ground Tor several months puHHru H
flavor fHr SURPRISING that of utrHuiu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

Many vegetables are eaten un-
rocked. and should he yours fresh
crinp and tender. Thcy afford little
nutrimert hut rive n pleasing variety
10 the diet. and correct a tendency 10
constipation. Amer the heavy foodr
o. winter and with the ~rtln~lnE nprtnr
weather. the body needs the roushnee.
and tonic effect Of green foods They
should be thoroughly washed before
using and frrah vegetables should not
be purchased from a grocer VINO DIS
ninya hls stock outside on the street.
where they are exposed 10 dust aud
flies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

shown several plirF. but ~aHtou.shcd
The ~shoptcepsr hy saying
"Uut Z want three
Dear me- Three pairsf'
"uh no. three riuseH
"Nuhufy can wear more TIA two
~ know that most nf 'rm only
wears one and wHhhles tho other but
Z want thrr, " Co. wear and one 90
wuhhlp
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

COX one Gun OF coid boiled uco
and ono-haif cup % milk in double
boiler until rice is Ncy soft fett one
rgg light with tablespoonful uf
sugar and o. %spunkiinr Of salt Pour
hot rice and milk gradually over sgs
mixture. stirring well Transfer Co
dish ben which cuaiard iH 90 De- seffci.
Gmto nutmer oVor t1p. Serve vety
cold
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

Cover three tablcspoonsiul 81 good
misIns with rapidly hoiiinE water m
iet stand lust long enough TO swell 90
and soften. remove seeds and cut IN
two sir these into two cup of
cooked oatmeal while atll wurm.
helms careful not 20 break The gfaina
OF oatmeal Moisirn am small cuus
or ieliY glasses with cold wpter, half
uii with tho mixture anil set away
in a cold piuCc. Servo with whole
milk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

And D. n upon
tho oath of them
two witnesses that
honor going
g. condemn one
said she prisoner
Certainly said
the magistrate
Oh murther. 90
condemn me ON
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
THE EVENING HERALD
RECIPE DEPARTMENT


Wash apples. remove core. leaving
the hicaaom end intact. In The cavity
Of rnch apple pinco ono teaauoonful n
chopped figs and fil the rest with
sugar. Place IN a hnhinE dish. cover
tho bottom OF the nan alth water and
bake slowly until the apples nro oft
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
Mushroom GRAVY.

Prepare "a regular brown gravy.
sauto mushrooms IN o. uuio fat foi
about twenty minutes: cut into HmnlI
pieces and add mushrooms with theft
liquor 90 the brown gravy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

from a WISH 10 tho
city he WIS sup
posed fn st arih
the latest fashions
in performance a.
we'll HH in attire
tpor tho ucca-
sion ~ ono such
visit ho went into
u shop o. look 40
riuygr lir vas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

Tho fastor % mans gait a., sooner
misfortune takes him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

Sumr mon reach tho WRONG d,atIr.
Huon nN trttrlInr the right road. thgF
travel lu tlt wrong direction.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

laws like saurarcs often cease q,
Ir pir' respect when We learn how
they Hrr made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

M "
On Sunday and Monday. william \
Hart M branding ufoad~a, ?" This
Il a totally new theme " which The
: a. popular Hart h more lntersstlnE
than ever.
on Tuesday and "Wednesday. wal.
lace NfId N Two Many Millions
Such \ thing does not seem possible
but uhen you have seen this story
len may think that q really is poe
On Thurniay n Friday. Dorothy
Dalton In "uulchsanda an excellent
pfpdncuon of unusual Interest. With
uniformly good cast Also a Sem
nett comedy, Curld'a Day OF"
On Saturday. Marguerite Ciark In
The Coos Uifi" In tho portrayal
Of petite, dainty and vlsacious char.
arter. Marguerite Clark thu famous
Paramount star has Few equals. not
% u.rufIon Snporion IN this county.
This 10 q remarkable ~photoplay.
which for Ne artistic beauty and APP
p<alIns story. NJ one Of tho finest IN
which Mis- Clark hnr appeared
throughout her screen career. The
rfcfy deals with the daughter Of n
grand duke Of Ehrensiein. who 10 ah-
Quoted hen an infant and placed IN
the cusiods Of PEASANTS who rear hes
on y farm. and Who IL known AZ ~The
49, IL WN"|HL IA' - NNNN"NA "
watch the geese. Duune the nhduc-
TIC Of the little princes. she Il
wounded on the shoulder b. a bullet
enc this scar IL constantly IN eei-
dcncs.
NJ franspires that ths younk kins
fredtfick Of Iugendheii. IN on effort
20 avoid 4 dislasfoful marriage. which
diplomatlc Iets<eity ifnposes upon
him soc. 20 the country, meets ths
Eoo1a Eln end falls In love with her
Row her Identity b nnafly revealed b,
means % thn bullet mark upon her
nhoul6af. Ia told ln a series OF inter
eniina scenes. all 81 which ten "a
make tins stofy most ~captivatins and
Interesting.
Tho photography Of The Goose
Orr " Of the highest class. n is
founded upon n novel Of the same
name BY Harold Mac0rath. The sup.
port 10 IN yer Nay excellent thf
principals being Monroe Salisbury
Sydney Deane. r. y. DUNBAR and
James Neil.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

u 70 woman has n mirror in her
room fhrrr is whore the carpet All
wtIr out first
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

ffr Hu tfst mHfftr 90 fool ans ono
win tHc 'Nr,ption OF Yourself
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

charley was considered the dandy
of the town and when he came home
Arizona republican., 1919-01-20
GOOD LAND DEMAND
 IN MESA DISTRICT

MESA, Jan. 20.--Though the demand for land in the Mesa section started later this winter than last, there is now beginning to be considerable ac- tiyity in real estate. New faces may he seen daily, mad land dealers state that d number of strangers as well as some local people are hunting for farm lands and endeavoring to get settled in time for this years cropping. The demand for rent acreage is far above the supply and the prices paid will necessitate receiving good prices for farm products this fall, if the tenants are to realize satisfactory profits on their venture. However, as one man has made a success in the valley farm ing rented land put it yesterday, The risk of failure is practically eliminated here with the Roosevelt dam furnish ing water just when we need it, and with the wonderful summer sunshine and long growing season"
 In the towns of the south side the one great trouble $ rent houses. People are turned away from Mesa almost daily by reason of inability to secure a place to live, and the same conditions exist at Tempe, Chandler and Gilbert.
 One is fortunate in either place to find vacant rooms in the hotels, this being particularly true of Mesa and Chandler. where the hotels are not of sufficient rooming capacity to handle the winter inflow of guests.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-20
YAVAPA| CHAMBER IF COMMERCE D|D
 FINE WORK IN WAR

The Yavapai county chamber Of commerce has shown by the scope of it's work during the year 1918 that its name does not belle it's work. With the beginning of the year President Veile announced that it would be his aim to see that the chamber of com merce would be the mouthpiece of the entire county and not any particular section In the work of the mining roads, agricultural and stock commit tees this was clearly eXemplifief. There was no let up to their efforts until three miles of the Jerome Pres colt highway was built and with the coming of better weather conditions more rapid progress on this road, which has been petitioned by 90 per cent of the taxpayers of 1aVapal coun- ty, will be made.
 Yavapai stands today as one of the foremost counties in the state and it was the only county which reached its maximum quota in the war savings stamps campaign. While the total con-
 tributions from Yavapai county to the war work fund was $S,006,5SQ the bank
 deposits for the county, as shown by
 the presidents report, are $500, 900
 higher than in May, 1917, when the
 calls upon the citizens first com
 menced. The honor which Yavapai county has won and the record which
 it holds. reflects the energies of the Yavapai Chamber of Commerce. This organization. through it's presi-
 dent, committee and secretary directed
 many of the branches of the war ac-
 tivities throughout the county. With
 out hiring an additional clerk, or the expenditure of any money, this work
 was accomplished. Thousands of pos ters, letters. advertising matter, news articles, and general clerical and eX- ecutive work having heen handled ! through this office Hours meant lit tie to those who had this work in charge; from early in the morning un- til late at night, the office Of the cham Der of commerce handled its work quickly and efficiently. Through the good will and patriotic spirit of a few volunteers help was occasionally given the secretary and her assistants. To 1 the willing volunteers throughout "a
 vapai county belong just praise and credit for their share in this patriotic i work
Arizona republican., 1919-01-20
RED \ COMMISSION
 ON WAY ID RUSSIA

A special commission which shall confer with American Red Cross au- thorities in Siberia, serving IS the nec essary connecting link between them and headquarters at Washington, has been appointed by Henry r. Davison and is now en route for the northern country.
 The commission is headed by Major George W. Simmons of St. Louis man. ager of the southwestern division. Other members are Major r. Kendall Emerson, a physician; Captain Charles Mcdonald, expert accountant and or ganiZer and Lieutenant Roy McFar- Ian, private secretary to Major Sim mons.
 Their principal duty shall be to make suggestions as to the proper dis position of American Red Cross funds appropriated for the needs of the Czecho- Slavs and Russians, who have been suffering for want of medical supplies and attendance.
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Arizona republican., 1919-01-20
" JAY WALK" LINES
 TO GUIDE WALKERS
Watch NOur step"

Watch your step"
 The traffic division of the police de- partment, under direction of Traffic Officer Bush Anderson, has completed the work of painting jay walk lines at all the principal down town street intersections. No more will Phoeni- clans be allowed to cut corners when crossing the street. The lines. forming a square about the intersection will serve to guide the pedestrian in mak- ing straight crossings, instead of going diagonally across.
 Police officers will also aid in teach in the public that a street crossing nut not be cut across but each street must be crossed separately.
 The traffic squad has also finished painting parking stalls in the middle of the streets in which parking is per mitted. Cars must be parked squarely in the stall and not at random.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-20
LOCAL MAN ELECTED
 TOy. M. |. \. OFFICE

Two Arizona men are included in the new officers elected Saturday at the meeting of the Inter State '. M. C. A. organization in Fl Paso. J. B. Loper of this city was elected secretary of the association for the next year, and pr. R. E. Von KlenSmid. president of the state university at Tucson, was chosen vice president, J. G. McNary of Fl Paso will head the organization as president.
 The inter- state association met the lattre part of last week to organize for the coming years work. Delegates attended from Arizona, New Mexico and western Texas. The meeting closed last night
Arizona republican., 1919-01-20
A Community Is Judged By Its Homes

ation for emulatona standing invitation to become a member of that community city, assurance of neighbory neighbors; for who would like live in a city they would not have good neghbors Cities with modern homes cities with high standards of morals. modern homes better a city morally. The illustration of the latest creations in modern homes, h expensive convenient and dignified One which will harmonize with surrounding homes yet with dstinctiveness which lifts it out of the rut of .Iust an average house"
Arizona republican., 1919-01-20
Lyceum Feature Tuesday Night

The first number of the high school lyceum course will be tomorrow night at the Orpheum theater. Miss Mae MacLarcn. who will appear as the en- tertainer for the occasion, bears a rep utation most enviable, as a remarkable nortrayer of characters. The program will consist of initiative recitals of plays wherein the talented artist car ries out the separate characters of the cast. Those who have hear her, claim : hat her programs make up an evening nf rare measure.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-20

It's the city which index it's progressveness. The business district loses its freshness and at tractiveness Nn the disseminating of brick and mortar-glaring gns and noisy automobiles, sight tiresome to the eyes and Wearsome to the nerves. But
 In the residence section is where forms the opinion whether they would like to live in this city not. Modern portray character and individuality, rad atng cheerfulness and contentment-creatng inspr
Arizona republican., 1919-01-20
Mrs. w. C. penson improving

The many friends of Mrs. W. C. Denson will rejoice to hear of her inn following an illness which threatened to become serious.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-20
Released From Quarantine

The influenza quarantine on the studio of Mrs. Musette Brown, was lifted the latter part of last week and the place thoroughly fumigated. Mrs.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-20
Knights of Pythias Installation To-
 night

The Knights of Pythias will have in stallation of officers at their session tonight The Pythian sisters will be Guests of the occasion and sandwiches and coffee, with social features, will follow the business portion of the meeting.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-20

Brown will be ready for her pupils today.
 W A NIT F D. Experienced operator Apply Tempe Telephone Exchange Adv. St
 WANTED-Barber, S20 guarantee John Michel, Tempe.-Adv 3t
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-02-07
Yaquina Bay Ry Lbr. Co.
Electric Light and Power
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

BY virtue pf an order OF the County
Court OF the State OF Oregon. for
wasco County. will sell. at private
sale, to the highest bidder, the follow
ing described property belonging 10
the estate OF +. II. Wakefield, de-
ceased. Lot 2, Block l, Brasheld's
First Addition to Yaquina Heights.
Lincoln County. oregon; an undivided
one half interest. In the West half OF
Lot | in Block le;tered "a" In OLSEN
First Addition to Newport, In Lincoln
County, Oregon
The terms OF sale will be one-half
cash. and one-half on or before FIVE
years, with interest at six per cent,
secured by mortgage on the property,
and from and after the first day OF
March, 1919. the administrator will
proceed to sell said real estate at pri-
va:e sale. and sealed bids therefor
will be received addressed to the ad.
ministrator in care OF w. II. Wilson,
The Dalles. Oregon.
J. L. Kelley
Administrator.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-02-07
SUM MONS

In the Circuit Court OF the State OF
Oregon for Lincoln County.
Ethel Lehnherr. Plaintiff.
vs..
Harry Lehnherr. Defendant.
To Harry Lehnherr, the above
named defendant.
In The Name OF The State OF Oregon:
You are hereby required TO appear
and answer the complaint filed against
you in the above entitled suit on or
before the 14th day OF March. 1919.
that being the last day for the ap-
pearance and answer by you by the
order OF the Hon. II. II. Miller, County
Judge OF Lincoln County. Oregon. for
the publication OF this summons. and
" you fail 20 appear or answer plain,
tin will apply to the Court for the 70.
lief prayed for In the complaint here
In. towit:
For a decree OF this Court dissolv.
ing the bonds Of matrtmony and mar.
riage contract now existing between
plaintll and defendant.
This summons In published In the
Lincoln County Leader by an order
Of the Hon. II. R Miller. County
Judge OF Lincoln County. Oregon.
which order was made and entered OF
record on the 25th day OF January.
1919. the first publication to be made
the 3lst day OF January. 1919. and the
last publication to be made on the
i+th day OF March. 1919. and the de.
fendant being required TO answer on
or before The 1+th day OF March, 1919
Smelling q Waterbury,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Postonice address, Toledo, Oregon.