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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-18
coNsTRuYo CASA SIN FERM1so

Marcelino Torres fue denunciado por
habsr construido en- ell sitio de mi
rshda de Pucr;a de TERRA, una casa,
cuyos pianos no fueron dcbidainente SO
metidos la consideration del Comi
sionado- del Interior.
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CINE LUNA

CINE LUNA
Matinee y noche. Estreno de la
preciosa cinta en- actos "Ladrones
de Guante Blanco'', por Priscilla Dean
Y Novedades Internacionales.
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.ESPECTACULOS|
TEATRo MUNICIPAL

Estreno esta noche: "El Nal que
nos hacen'' de Jacinto Benavente.
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CINE RIALTo

La interesante cinta en- siete par
tes tituIada HOY.
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CINE PUERTO RICO

CINE PUERTO ELCU
La notable cinta "La Paz do la
Tribu'', por Edith Robert Y la come
dia lei Amor del Arte'. Sc presenta-
ra al conocido cuadro "La Familia
Torres al finalizar la primera tanda.
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TEATRo BELIoGRAPH

IhAlLVO bhLIOCFIO1AT II
Los episodios II y 70 de la gran Sc
RE, por Elmo Lincoln, "Elmo el In
vencible', y una cinta comica.
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CINE NORMA

"Corazon de Mujer''. Bella produc-
cion dram&tica por Olga Petrova-y la
comcdia Gordito Cocinero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-18

TEATRo vARIEDADES, (Bayam6n.)
lei Angel Salvador por Shirley
Mason. Inseresante pelicula.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-11


The devil IS the traditional Incarnation Of all that is evil all that
would plague, hurt or destroy.
Nct IL Isl rrpus thing. m The strange paradox Of life. that .omc.
how We need tm uud all 10" ,taHI. for iu our effort toward m
pruyrurut
OF course. common ,.u., hold, "a, back from concluding HAT the
devil Is eood, thn, wrong Is right and al that but still the devil has
his umr.
Every virtue depends for i, development uuon the opposite vice.
There could be me- patience unless there were things unpleasant,
irritating. aud wicked 10 endure.
There could bee me- courage. the most splendid excellence OF our
humanity, unless there were WUln us fears Ia overcome.
Thor" could be no chastity were there no temptations To wan.
tonucss
There could be- mo- honesty IL we never had any slightest desire
10 he or cheat. 4
Temperance would be no coiuncudnllc virtue if we were not alt
subject 20 The lure of INVESTIGATION.
without % doubt war il the sum ~ al yllaIuieS. II g. q compound
of the gull" and stupidity of rulers. and the ignorance aud madness,
of people. Once YOU are in IL al. us glory vanrhcs aud you sc It's
utter cruelty, is horror. and lis msprakalc waste and tlth.
IMt. for all HAT, ont Of the war curioply enough arise oar essen
tHt national virtue,
For instance. this war has aroused the people to stop poisoning
themselves and their children with alcohol
II has induced national thrift ~ 40 other episode Ia our history
has done.
II ha, unified the popuIacc. il hs Amcrcani1d ~, in two ycnrss
A. much ~ could have been done u fifty Years uf peace. Federal [
power. which simply means the realization of ourselves as q nation +
aud NOT rs q loose bundle of states, hn, advanced with q bound. WI
have realized the national character of railroads, t'lcgraphS and
telephone. S tht even ~ they do not remain pcrpancnry iu govern +
mcnt ownership they viii always be- under government control +
War has made us realize the supremacy of the common good
Both capitalist and labor understand better now than ever before ma E
their dispute, are NOT private, but that ~ them the welfare VI tW
public. as q dominating third party, Is to be- considered. (
The war has shown ms the essential nature of politics DcmorHc
means politics. We cannot escape or cyado our poIiral dui, AN \
rrspunshItir. II poiuIrs ~ rotten, we cannot Ndrstets o. we mus 3
to into IL mud clean il mp |.
And. last or all. the war has made ms realize he supremacy 81
humanity over nationality. The nation IS important The human rae f.
is more important. At the peace table for i" first tmr m history, M
welfare OF The human race, under thc form Of the league of nation +
takes precedence over the glory OF this or that empire. oF nation, {
race.
The devil is bad. Vice, crime. tyranny, cgotsm, brutality. blooI
IIist. aud ignorance are bad. And war, which IS u compendium Of a l.
these, Is bad, But sill-oh, WELL perhaps You understand, / don't +
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-11
On SURPRISING Human Song Birds
By Adela G. Holmquist

singing but 0 thought ony m pub
They tell %. "h..Ia who rHu a.u'
and won't siur shouId ns made g.
HIuE % what Dr. fu uu UHrU when a.
human com hIri H wll.Is Hut haH
huI her voice bottled up through mat
Uunui HH 300 lHfrur hen'te
Boo otarf ones fIlliliur 900 uhlIEHs
tluus incurred ruu rNisIiur Wusthe|
iu the home ur lu huaIurrs believe
That H mHf Irt woman lrsf Nuu
hIuiu dutf lHH tu h,| home but there
ls .u husIuss 10 i" 3d. HUnI IulrrI
ur To- much Imposed upon drHIHr ,f
bon mental and physical good NHHI.NN,
who htH boo tluIn ur Hplrlt Cor UIrIa-
urs self Improvement ur deed.
growing out ui public spirit won.
coz u "iIl Coco f Nf I.fluu
and ue.Iuf. ~. ruut aiUF lr decent
want htr to- tufNnf NJ hr IH tho
particular "uIll" { have boz mind Dee
lis reversed the usual order and
the star hHNiug hit he'd herself Geo t
wagon far wagon wont fu pun tho
Star ~teHrthNHIIH instead Of fIrIf TO-
Eethsr ruiuNluE ihr lo.sht. There
Hre mot su MANY rrrd Hinrrfr .u the
world. b thluk thr public WHN urrH.
that H reHlN rnud uuf should nr HuIs
pressed. fud fnr uUH of whom 1000
fhIuhIur whether "r mot tho writer ut
fhr criticize above referred &C., H u
good ono DO shr shuuid eyer 500
thH article Z would NiH 90 Hurrrst Co
uer that rirrp be- diHtTrrHrs "illI' tu
hoar rrr sing Do warnlp boz h"ll
almost nu when be- i"u't truunu. tul
keep hnr voice Iu place 10 she can't
30 krtu IuIl .LuulI not thIuE %
way tnti Hhs could sims win such re-
~dlupenIur effect around lH hr must
Hf III idea OF ruling" UIH NHu.f
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-11

Bile and They could write those Diseases specifically
and BY name into the hill. Otherwise we might cas-
ly be confronted with a situation whcrvih a local
health officer might impose untold hardship upon
an individual or upon a whole community by en-
foicing his particular theory ~ 10 what diseases
may be regarded rs dangerous 90 the public health.
II Is assumed, Of course. that common sense.
good Judgment and due regard for the rights 81 the
individual will be exercised In all Of our public adj
ministrative Offices. Unfortunately that is not al.
why's the ease aud the Legislature should not expose
the people Of this state 10 n situation 40 fraught
with possibilities for the abuse OF power.
IN one phase Of the new activity We would like
20 see The State Board Of Health given more power
than Il now has. The Board is given power 10 dele.
gate rs authority, including that Of law milking,
TO county aud municipal health officers. The re-
sponsibility unloaded upon these local officials Is
enormous. Yet under this bill the state Board Of
Health has no authority whatever over the selection
Of these men not even the right 20 veto the sclcc.
tions made by county boards and municipal author
tiles 10 whom the appoiniive power is accorded.
n il too broad a statement 10 assert that the
average county and municipal health officer Is not
up 10 the highest standard la his profession. Yet IL
is n fact that these offices are sought generally by
young aud inexperienced physicians aud u j. also
true that political influence generally dictates their
selection. IN a state which requires only seventy
Eve percent Of correct replies 20 examination for
license to practice medicine too much care cannot
BE- exercised IN selection II the men who administer
public health laws. II will be noted that Ia all
eases. except two members Of the Board of Health.
III administrative officers Of the new department
must be physicians. Under the bill three Of the
Health Board will be physicians. The commission.
er must be a physician, and 80 must the county and
municipal health officers.
In this connection, IL is worth the consideration
Of The legislature that the cxDcusc Of the State De
purtmcni Of Health ~ proposed, does not stop with
the one fourth mill levy ON all property in the state,
aud the unlimited power to issue coriiicaie, Of M
dcbtedness. Each county aud municipal health Of
fccr must be paid in addition, by the locality under
his jurisdiction. We will have . county health oil
hccrs. drawing a minimum Of sl6,sO0 q year from
the taxpayers. This j. not charged TO the nccoumi OF
the State Board. but IL all comes out OF tho pockets
of the taxpayers. n would seem that Ia creating O
wholly new state department, under the present
revenue conditions, we could best afford 10 fnd oui
first what is needed before creating annual cXpcndi
lures that are not likely 10 be reduced IN future
years.
There are other features about the Health DE
partmcnt measure which merit careful public a.
iention aud 10 which the Herald will call attention
in an early issue.
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Were 40 chooar twist fuN and crow
iust which o. pick ia hardly know.
T HEnE . 80 Ereatcr fintterer in
the Green Forrest or on The
= Grcen MeadowH than T. blHoky
the crow Whan he hopes 10 gain
romefhing thereby. ills tongue j. 80
anonfh that ID ls u wonder N docs
Hot drip oil. Ne D. crafty. l. hlncty.
iiuf these same things ere uue o.
TEDDY Fox. Nu mo yet ever h1d a
chance 10 accuse nrddf foS ~ hrk-
ing in sharp wits Mistakes ne tnthe-,
a. aver,bouy does. bat Nrddfa wits
are always kesu Hud ..ctlNe.
Vow. neddy know perfectly vel
tNat glarkv the crow wanted snmo-
thlur ~ him and this was WHY No
Was ss,Inr such pleasant thinrs
Uiafkv the Grow knew that it"IlN
knew this thiug sui that Do be- would
make ~. of Ncddy as De- hoped IN
he must runfflVr tu Keep hfilF
~ .s they sd, There. READY FoV
on thc snow with bis tni ru'l'd
around his feet 90 Keep Them warm
and Hlarkg the CROW lu the tuy ~
"a uttis tree above Nfdiln MAD.
they were piaylng o. sort oi Same ii
WAS red wits against ulacl wits
hNMNN was NNM JUS NW NNNHH| "
aud hiacky was trNlnE fn ouirucst
Hrddy aud both we're ENJOYING ii
People with sharp wltT llwata euioi
matching their wits ueninai other
sharp witE
when Heddy Fox said thst On spite
~ his fine appearance De- haN fof
gotten whon iast he had had a. ruuh
meal Blacky pretended Co. uhiuk NJ.
was Joking You surprise me sails
he. WHATEVER b. the matter with
my good friend Heddy tnHt hc goes
hungry when he no luurrr has any
thing a. fear from roWacf tho
Hound 80 the Nay, ! saw buwaer
the other day.
AZ thls. iust Tor nm Instant r'"idy
eyes flew wide open then dhey hHli
closed again until they were Just two
yellow flits nut quickly t ne
closed then ulackr had -sen mat
startled surprise Yea said hlack',
"a saw nnWacr the other da', or ~
least some ono who looked Ju1f HE
him wouldn't YOU lik" 90 have him
back here. Reddy
Most decidedly no" replied ncidf
with great prumptnelf ~ dnF D. BE-
nuisance Hc Tome ~ ans uH' in th'
wide. Vlds world
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-11

-r-HE ctfnNS bill creating the new State Depart.
r,eni 81 Health proposes powers for the
Hoard Of Health, tlc Commissioner Of Health,
and BY delegation, the county and municipal health
Officers that are literally imperial m fleir scope.
The bin, - we read Il, confcrs powers upon the
proposed health officials which ore IN one way equal
With the powers 81 the Legislature and h another
way superior 70 the lerislntnre. At the sane tims.
BY providing that The State Board Of iiealth shall
be "thc superior health nuth0rity Of the state II
becomes a question whether or not the bill IN H.
present form does net render the orders 81 this
proposed department, and is suhordiIrlies immune
from appeal % the courts.
We DO not believe that the gentlemen who
framed tins bin intended 10 usurp for the new
Health Department powers superior to those Of the
Legislature. or 10 question the power Of our courts
20 review al actions and orders o. all administra-
tive departments. But the language az the bill nm
OCCASIONALLY confcrs powers Of exactly that kind;
powerS which are a. broad ~ the health rcgula.
lions Of The imperial German government in is
paimicsf days
This bill provides. IN section II. that all rules.
regulations and orders made BY the State Board
Of Health. or COUNTY OR MUNICIPAL HEALTH
OFFICERS shall take effect and SHALL HAVE
THE FORCE AND EFFECT on LAW after pub.
location thereof as IN this chapter prescribed, aud
when - published shall constitute legal notice
Note that IN addition 70 the powers specifically
conferred BY the legislature, our Only constitution
nj Legislative power. this bill goes further and en-
powers not only this board, but its subordinate Of
hccre. The county aud municipal health officers. 20
make rules. regulations and orders which have the
force aud effect OF law lin other words and IN
plain English. this board and its subordinate local
officials are granted the unrestricted right 20 make
laws. promulrate and enforce them, A. 20 matters
which vitality affect the daily life and the intimate
home relations Of every man. woman and child in
this state.
Undoubtedly such On extension Of power u
IN conflict with the state constitution. Probably
powers 80 broad were not intended 10 be conferred
but the Language Of the bill clearly confcrs them aud
this language certainly should be modified NJ rs to
bring the powers 81 this new organization within
the limits Of a democratic form Of government.
The bill specifically extends this power Of law
making IN connection with the determination OF
contagious, infections and communicable diseases.
II sets forth certain specific diseases which are de.
clarcd 20 be infectious. contagious and communion
bic and thereafter provid y that "such other dis
eases a. the Department Of Health. by regulation.
may designate, are hereby declared to be contagious,
infections. and communicable, y etc. The authors OF
this bill certainly could depend upon the advising
physicians 20 determine exactly and definitely what
diseases are infectious. contagious and communica-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-11

Tomorrow. Fohruafs tine i.th. be
tl.r -nnrltcrsary OF the birth oi Nhfn
hnm Lincoln, Lincoln was born in
Hardm county,. ~. m 1902 lie spent
hia eaflh youth on o. farm. Hnd ~ WIS
not urtil be- was twsHtN-twn Nenf'
old. Nhrr be- ohtaW0d H rufiiilH1 hH
clerk boz IT, general country sios' 700
Snlsm CO.,. thut hs uHt un un~n1rtuHltN
to educate himself IT, rifa of himself
in bio autobiography. When 7 came
nf urs dld rot SNOW Wu'h Sifii.
nnmehov could fftH wutf and
cipher leo tho ruls of tnrc"; hul that
was ll.
During hiH Yeafr Boz Salem hr wHf
au|cceatiNoh cicfl loiiiyr flt mo brief
ucriod OF the Black tilgl lu llnu vir,
uOsfm1nfer store oWu.r nuH rut-
fstor A. no tn OF tHesf -o.HHuutu1ut
did ho d%iNfinrtian hImfeif ii4 rpal
Interests iay boz the law for which ne
waa nttrr b wsrlf Hf tiHI uutr uud
.u state unlINcr 10, Fnnnl ihfcn
terms M the Illinois legislature, was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-11
THUMBNAIL SKETCH
BY JOHN BROCK

skinny. bowed ioRn. Again he ut
tered that ahrlii. inhumun squcnL hia
upper np pulling back from bis front
teeth like u rabbits. lie was
like u nelng g%rntcsquc than a mar
Then he produced a plate from be-
Liud him. shielding ~ with his sleeve
from tho dspfcdatlons OF the birds
The dog crept up in O clumsy. hale
umld way. could see from hin
actions That tho Great pano was
blind The chlnamnn showed tie plate
beneath bic nose and became "a sort
of Anman Hpfgull, wasing bic lone
arms. shirt tails and pie tail Tying
in The lively hrrexe. foot stamping or
threatening with r. kick SOME particu-
iaTis %yoracioun bird And hotWcrn
those feet the great dos gulpod bis
food aud POLISHED of the plate.
with "a frunt OF Satisfaction over
having folled tho enemy the urly ht-
tie man sent n fiylnr inside the house.
slsmmsi tho door behind him ana sat
down ON the step Tho dog Hnuggied
up against him and whipped the dust
with o. grateful tail No cnrCss uuas-
ed bctw con them, yet saw that each
look comfort IN the comp nnioshlp %
tho other. The Fuils had scattered.
leaving them to a tenn orarN peace,
tho Old dog laid his head across o. DTS.
renufrhlN silppefcd loot q figuri
coutcniodlN-and that c%ontorirl sell
low face relaxed into the customary
calm Of the celestial races An then
could SENSE iu him something ui
what The sightieAs old dos must feel
the utter Loneliness among rough men
Of an alien blood which made hiri
turn 90 The creature beside him AN
innate kindliucsa which invested hif
wrinkles with o. sort OF dignity ilc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-11

defeated un studidutr Too Il" ni'''
states fruntc boz isis, trH uomuiutc
Zoo prrsidcnt by tho republican party
Boa 1850 tive weeks after %iinrolHa
inauguration us preside 20 ilr owl
wur hrok, ont ard tlnnnlu tld I.ult
called from tIs %oisluII'N 70 H WIiilr
wefftri iofyr. WHn confronted WItN the
nIsluuC task ct ittdWs th, nation
thruurH u -four wear wa NhI"u N1n loo
wipe ouf forever tho cause ui Cd uilnn
the institution oi t'UtHHf.
u b. uaII uf Lincoln ns % lHNNt- tnut
hr never made more than $4,000 H
frlt THE largest frU over un'll1'd
o., hIH firm wuf $1,000 from 90" lllin-
oa railroad After winning % rtHr tur
ths road Lincoln asked Zoo H Zoo uI
g.. 600 : railroad official refused tn
pas b. saving be WIS iH much HH
nauiol vs. hstcf l.msnl. would huNr
charged Lincoln. HiuuE hy the re.
mark. brought suit for &c. 600 ami Won
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-11

THE s-cnes one catches from the
Hwiff transit Of an autoulohilc
along the highway are a Acrir1
OF fhGmhnnil sketches. mere nectinf
impressions for h most part, Of
which little detail remains In the
mnnc Of fresh ones rushing 70 tnhe
their places. Yet somcfimcn you may
srt a bit n action which gives you q
glimpse straight into the very spirit
Of an event Such was b Incident
Of the little chiEamnn.
He MAS camp cook for the workers
Ia "A highway construction gang. We
Approached him m a more leisurclf
fashion than was our wont over the
rourh dttouf their operations noccn-
STATED. From o distance caught a
glance OF his shriyclied form standinr
a. the back door OF hin cock wagon,
pecrine around ~ though In search
o. aomathinr. A flock Of hlue-Eray
chickens assembled AZ Mis- weird crs
! wondered Then what h. was doing
with chickens In that tfansitory mode
Of hfc.
A. We crcpt nearer an old Great
Dane draErod himself from under nu-
other wagon and advanced in ginger
W fashion, To ms surprise the
chickens took wing aud SCARED around
him. making little dashes ai hu'
~ eaking his caru. and yelling the
derislVe cali Of The seaguil The mys-
terry 81 the chicKens Was explained;
fhlf flock had come ln fvo miles from
the neaboard for their food.
Again the little yellow man came
10 tho steps. Nov I could mafF ma
ugly weaEernd faea. screwed In the
sunlight 20 "a tnrrunF look. ana tht
cotton irouaeia fiaprins ngninHf hi'
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1n l|unurugu. loafcr and assured him
T1int because Z don't o ,r J bate
fr 'fts o. show mr Hu'nfli1 such
treatment dnef not inspire LASTING
good fc'inr aud would sound a.
wufultr note tn 'Hli what's thr
uso ~ having your uwn way 600 ihe
time f csfrturrH FROM n ever
Increasingly One for whom possibly
lu your own peculiar vs., sou care"
and would Ike o. htye stick around
You Hrr hupelcHsiy out ~ tune with
thc times. anyway about this ono
hrtd.of-fhs hnuse iicl. n simply lsu't
done nowadays in ciylli.rd cummu.
mites Enlightened people tNglr-
whore nov agree that n tHkea che
component heads ~ 100 tho huus~huld.
un The Job hll tho time 90 run " fttr-
iN. umicthN aud effectively. and
which ever head ls Inclined tn Ifhi.
trarllN have c~ycrythiuE its uvt wIF
needs adjusting.
AZ altuHcihef %dellrhtnui fur up-
rfrrr| .U fHH February Pictorial ltr
t.oW under The uaptiuu "lior WIf,It
IuE which deals win similar
l~uHhHn"iF deposition iu fhs nuur
The wifs tslcHt .H that .I.fru#s W.
r1i r.rg.ur hut b hHd , talent tuo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-11
BY Webster.

several. uf them. and when hoth
heads FINALLY got Co wurkinr. the ST.
utiiou was relieved considerably
hope sl sorr biri- in captivity
ground here mas hU relics 90 sufI.
tItutlN TO. fUr public fu h"fr them
rnw and thru They uIN ns safely
Oct ipuse iu churches entertainments
aud for public hsn,lt occasionally
without ~ 900 interfering With 'thrir
wIfoN duties Talent were dIstr.u-
utcd not oniY Co De- us'h nut tu he
muItlpllUd. And fnr tho song bird -
o. small cts who has exceptional tti-
tnf. would siN. "lf b. better tu hs
u hlr fHh iu ID small pond than A
small nsh m H hlg pond
Reasonable ThHfs ur 100 over,
"UlI"
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rnlNrln

u "a man can't mako good ~ any
thing else. he Ia opt 10 mako good cN-
Cuars.
4; j. better 10 have "a heart 81 onk
i wooden head
Half "a loaf ~ sometimes better Than
an unpaid board bin.
Mind your awn business uul'ns YOU
are nble &C. employ e private Hect'-
tara.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-11

= ONE days ago there appeared in
- The EVENING Herald auH also %
- the NurHliHt. l letter from H Nlie
who stated D. simply hnd ?" give
up nlnFluF o. keep her husband in IL
good humor She cullfn him "Hill
do not know that writerH Identity
nor whether 1904 was NOT IT, prnNe
henefactur ~ well al iusnittNh act
Inc ln ha own d~cfcnse. bus . dec tuuw
I'd a husband VINO tools unto himself
AZ u vie "a sluEDr whom 100 puhlit
dnea enjoy listening Co. ana whom
they should hear BE- Hhf d. WILLING !
vns told tho husband objected iu nor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-11

'Nn' rNeu 90 Driys off odd MHn
Coyote asked Nl.rtU 10 t fur Dc
knew tinf move than uuHs NHwHsf
the Hound hiH heiurH EaiHY uuf 90
trouble with odd Man Coyote.
Hriiy pretended mot Co hrlr 'hI-
% don't believe Fuu sew finwtsr
Fahf Do % don't believe HnrhuIH
Will ever sec HHv.rr Hrliu hope
not uFwfN AHH NlIriF ErsN Nf
the way Hsfhy HIul Do tHff be- would
hr quito IHsIoH tu aEa ttrINY tI
hrip pUvsrr lHfic
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-11

was na lsnrsf o. creature I might
laugh al. o., war nu Important rcf-
sonngo boz one life. even thpush tNht
were 0niN a blind dogs
And the car lonpcd forward ni A
smooth spot and swept hy. louyinE
them sitting their.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-11

Tho Wuu who knows UuIHIrE Hl
wants tU ruu bee uf'fN'hiIl Is almost
pH lrrut q huft uH th' UHU who
thinks U, knows everything tHI tu-
sistf uu0n toilIrH o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-11

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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-25
PICNIC AND SWIMMING, PARTY

A congenial crowd composed of the
following girls Dad boys enjoyed a
swimming party and picnic at Will
Hams park Friday evening. Boisclare
KiRer, Vivian HUE. Helen HUE.
Gladys King, Elizabeth jennings.
Dorothy Holmes, Grace VanDevend-
err. frankie Bell Williams, Mamie
Laura Harris, Carolyn Fox, Mary D.
Wilson, Ruby Wear and Corinne
Sheppard, George Morgan, Lamor
Harwell, John Williams, Russell Nc
Collum, Harry Williams, Colan Will
liams, Joe McKenney, John L. Wheel
er, and Oscar Slade, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
q. Harris and Mrs. E. L. Kiker
chaperoned.