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The Washington herald., 1920-11-03
BRIG. GEN. AND MRS. MUNSON
RETURN TO WASHINGTON,

Brig. Gen. Edward Lyman Mum
son and Mrs. Munson have returned
to Washington for the winter.
Their daughter. Miss katherine
Munson. viii be a debutante Of the
season. making her bow to society
at a tea at the Washington Club,
December II.
The spirits of Halloween held
high revel Monday night at the
Leumass Apartments. 1901 Q street
northwest. where Miss Lyndall NJ
Crossan entertained group OF
dainty "gypsies" with their escorts
at a Halloween party. Unique
lighting effects and the traditional
stage effects Of the spirit world
made the rooms attractive. For,
tunes were told. games were en-
joyed and music was PLAYED. after
which tho hostess served refresh.
ments. Miss Crossan's guests in.
Cluded the Misses Benna Wilson
Josephine Stephenson. Marguerite
Simons. Jessie Gibbs and Mrs. Les
The Washington herald., 1920-11-03
Social Calendar.

Today.
Mr.. Horace MdslaTIand. lunch
con.
Mrs William VI. ~cuddrr. tea.
Meeting Of Sttrrn"nr AlI for
COnsumptIv,
tomorrow.
Mrs WllllIm u kGnc d"uI-
tIon tea tor women ui Arm, MA.
Friday.
Miss Emmd Rice. '>hiHiion
and tea
saturday.
NcIr Las I,,l.,t. 'uu, a.'u
The Minister ,f cuba and Mn.
de C"~prdrs A. i"w,
The Washington herald., 1920-11-03
By EVELYN c. HUNT.

Mrs Wilson was hostess at the
Boston Symphony Orchestra Concert
at the National Theater yesterday
afternoon. She had a. her guests
Mrs Edward Douglas White, the
Baroness Romano. Mrs. Henry F.
Dimock. Mrs. Alexander Hunter Gait
and Mrs. Ralph Boiling.
The Minister Of Venezuela. DR..
Santos Dominica. has returned TO
Washington from New York, where
he went to meet his sister. MISS lneZ
Dominica. who Is returning from
visit Of several months at her home
i'm Venezuela.
DR.. Octavio Beeche. recently aP-
pointed minister Of Costa klca' l.
es "a blished at 223O California street
for the season.
Mrs. Cromwell Brooks. Mrs.
Charles Bromwell, Mr.. and MrS'
Horace westcott, Col. John Queke-
never and Admiral Long formed an
| Interesting supper party at tne
! IShOreham Hotel last evening to near
the election returns. MIR. ana MrS'
Phillip c. Kaufman, the latter Tot
merIy Miss Nancy LANE entertained
/ q party last evening
MRS. F. B. MORAN ENTERTAINs
AT ELECTION" PARTY.
Mrs. F.. 3. Moran entertained a
large and distinguished company at
supper last night at the willard
Hotel to hear the election returns
j Ssymour Stone. the noted artist, en-
|tertained a party at Wardm&n Park
] Hotel, as did also Mr.. and Mrs. L. l..
Nicholson, jr.. in compliment TO
their guest, Miss Emily Burrows OF
New York.
Among the other interesting par
lties given during the evening 10
hear the returns was the supper al
the Cafe St. Marks given by Osca
|C. Portner. Others entertaining al
St Marks were Theodore JewelI
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Drury. Mr. ana
Mrs. William \. Hill. MT. and MIS-
W. c. Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Prince Wright. hr. 'hester a
Baker. Miss olga PUsOn and Mr.. and
Mrs. william II. Flathcr.
Mrs william +. Ham was hostess
,yasteydav at the first OF series
Of small Iuncheons. followed by
b-idEe, which she will give thl.
season. She entertained At he'
Iapartment in Wardman Park Hote
As a farewell party to Mrs. FeorE'
Baum. wife OF Comdr. Baum l. >. \.
who is leaving shortly for 'h'na
for station. and Mrs william II
Peek wife Of Col. Peck, L ;. y
who has been ordered TO duty a
. Fort Monroe. Va.
Mrs. Charles Bromwell has re
. turned from New York. Her daugh
ter. Miss Mildred Bromwen. wh'
spent a few days with Mr.. and Mrs
Waddv B Wood at Warrenton, Va
has returned to Washington. Mrs
BromwelTs mother. Mrs. Matthew 7
Scott. who is al her place at Bloom
.. ington. Ill. will join Mrs. Bromwel
here about the end of next week.
4 Mrs. Cromwell Brooks will enter
, tain at dinner on November II.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Small haV
leased the summer home oE Mrs. Ed
ward W. Dom in Bradley Lane
. Chevy Chase. Md. for the winter
10 Mrs. Small was formerly Miss Ethe
Sigsbee.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-03

have closed their summer home at
Southampton. l.. |. and have taken
an apartment at the Plaza Hotel
for the season.
Mrs. William VI. Scuddor Will on
t"rtain informally at tea this after
noon for her mother. Mrs FrCdcrlrk
Z Swift. who returned yesterday
from years stay in California
Miss Mary Sheridan expects I"
leave shortly to spend the winter
in Europe.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-03
Americans Prosper in Mexico.

More than 100 American houses
have begun business in Mexico
within the last two years and all
Of them are greatly encouraged by
the more settled conditions that ex-
ist there at this time.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-03
ARBT CKLE TO ENTERTAIN
FOR DIPLOMATS CHILDREN.

MaClyn ArbuCkle the star in
. Daddy Dumplins." being played this
week At Polls TheAter. will enter
tain number of the children of the
diplomatic corps at a matinee on
Saturday. After the performance
Mr.. ArbuCkle will hold a reception
on the stage when his guests will be
introduced to the children in the
play. Among those who have already
accepted Mr.. ArbuckIc's invitation
are the children OF the British Am
bassador and Lady Geddes the chill
dren of the Swedish Minister and
Nine. Ekengren, the children of the
Legation staff of Siam and of theISec-
retary to the President and Mrs. Jo-
seph Tumulty.
The marriage of Miss Edith Shep-
pard WallaCh, daughter OF Mr.. and
! Mrs. Richard Wallach, to Gaines
| Gwathmey, of New York. will take
| place tomorrow at the home of the
| brides parents, Fenton Farms, near
| Warrenton, Va.
/ Miss Wallach is a niece of Mrs
! Woodbury. Blair, and has spent sew
eral winters in Washington as the
/ guest of her aunt. She has also
been visitor It the Blair summer
home in Newport. r. l.
Following the ceremony. to which
only the close relatives Of the two
families have been invited, Mr.
GWathmey and his bride will go
10 his home in New York.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-03
.HINDOO MYSTIC
EXTOLS WOMAN
Rabindranath Tagore, In
dian Poet, Describes Mis-
sion Of F air Sex.
PHILOSOPHY ANCIENT
Says Motherhood Intended
As Greatest Purpose
By Creator.
By WINIFRED VAN DUZER.

NEW YORK. Nov. And so it is
woman-despised OF the East. mis-
Understood of the West-who car
ries a torch to light the feet Of the
race in its long. long progress to
destiny.
Not by achievement of the day
shall she lead: by her success IN
law. medicine. finance.
Hy motherhood Raising a gen
Grafton to "fresher air and broader
view" Woman's fulflment!
Mystic Underneath.
But in the silences, when ne threw
back his head. I saw the mysticism
OF India blazing in the eyes OF
Rabindranath Tagore. Philosopher,
Versed in modern problems and con-
diHons though hc may be, his mind
IS rooted in day that was ancient
when Christ walked the earth.
i | felt as if the modernism Of the
Bengalese poet is no more than re-
heCtlon Of the march Of human ma
tUre which he observes from some
4 detached height of ancient wisdom
\ tall. exquisite figure he is, with
skin like ivory porcelain and grey
I beard blending TO the color Of the
grey cloth robe he wore
/ Musical Voice.
! His voice is musical. but high
pitched. l asked him if present day
progress Of women extended to his
land. He expressed his belief that
It is sweeping the world generally
But h. dcplored the trend it is TAX
ing He said:
Il feel the present economic stu
alton has made it necessary for wo.
men to take up voCations which for
long have been the sole concerr
OF men. believe such necessity
Is causing misery and unhappiness
With conditions as they are
women must take a larger share ir
the worlds work than she ever
has befor. Eut she should have
the share which she can do best and
which man could perform only ir
a clumsy manner"
ErtoIs Motherhood.
! asked him exactly what woman:
work should be. He indicated a be.
lief that motherhood is the nobIes'
work women may undertake. Their
ne outlined plan OF educationa
training for children which : like
nothing ever before heard Of in Jhi,
Western world.
1t was a plan by which womcr
might he educated to motherhood
in schools and colleges instead o
Z" abstract sCiance and art only
'ThC'r training then was TO onabI,
them 20 teach their children his
tory. languages tho sciences. snt
Iu-tjl them with ideals chiefly BY
means cf nursery stories skilIfull!
told
The Washington herald., 1920-11-03
PENwOMEN CHANGE WEEKLY
TEA DATE.

The League of American Pen
women will not hold its regular
weekly tea on Friday of this week
the day Of the tea having been
changed by the executive board to
Wednesday. The first weekly tea
given on Wednesday,. the new day
decided upon. will be held Wcdnes-
day, November 10. At the clubhouse.
1722 II street northwest.
These weekly events given by the
league are becoming considered
very interesting additions to Wash
ington social life, as each week
there is an honor guest of not only
local but national interest, who ad =
dresses the PenwOmen and their
friends on some interesting affairs
Of the day. pertinent to art. litera-
ture and music.
The nineteenth annual meeting Of
the Washington Society of the Ar
chaeological Institute of America
will meet Saturday vening. Novem
her l3. at the home Of its president.
Robert Lansing. 1928 Eighteenth
street. at $50 o'clock
The guests Of honor will include
Sir william Ramsay. British ar
chaeologist and historian. He will
give an address on An ArChaeo-
logical Retrospect and Prospect in
Anatolis."
The marriage of Miss Judith +
! Miller. Of Washington. Va. to Pres
ton Stoddard Avery. Of Florida. took
place at noon Saturday in Trinity
Episcopal Church, CuIpepcr. Va
| The Rev. X. ]. Hammond off.
ciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph I. Custer an.
nounce the marriage of their sis.
( ter, Barbara Jones. to Francis cad
walader Hall, October so. in Phila
! delphia. Mgr Kennon, of st. Pat,
rick's Catholic Church. oficiated.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-03
CAPT. DSON Returns
TO FAMILl IN NEW Olth.

capt Paul Hudson who has heGn
staying at tn Shoreham. has re
turned to New York. where he will
join Mrs Hudson and their family.
They arr sp,nding the winter IN
New York. whore they have with
them their dauEhter-In-laW and
their young daughter. They. with
Mrs. Hudson. who i closely idtniI-
FED with the war work IN WASH
ington. are taking special courses
Of study at Columbia Their voting
est son. Lieut.. col. Paul hudson. Jr .
has returned from Bolivia. where
he went to organize Eonyia's ava
tion school. after winning many
kinds Of decorations as an msrI-
can acc ip Europe during the war.
and has settled in - Louis Iii7
young bride was with him in 20
Iivia He has retired from the
service and entered business in =.
Louis.
Mrs. Evans Brown. accompanied
by her mother and small sons, eN-
poets to spend the winter in ~
rope. She will close her house at
Edgemoor during her absence.
Mrs. Michael J. Shanley. Of New
York. has been in WASHINGTON the
part week entertaining for her
daughter, Miss Edwina Shanley
who is a senior at the Georgetown
| University Convent, and her son
| Daniel X. Stanley. who is at GEORGE
! town University. She returned to
| her home in New York yesterday
The Washington herald., 1920-11-03
NINE. QUESADA GUEST
OF MRS. MACFARLAND.

Mrs. Horace Macfarland will en-
tertain at a luncheon today in COM
pliment to Nine. Quesada.
Herbert HengstIer. chief OF the
consular bureau, will return next
week after a short vacation.
Representative Frank Doremus
will return the end of the week from
Chicago and join his family at their
apartment here.
Representative Frank Scott will
return the first of the week from
Detroit and join Mrs. Scott. who has
been here for some weeks. They
passed the summer in Michigan.
Representative P. H. Kelley will
return the end Of the week from
Michigan. where he went to vote.
Miss Emily Burrows. who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Nicholson
jr.. will return to her home in New
York today.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-03
HALSTEADS COMING TO
WASHINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Halstead and
Miss Aileen Halstead. who have re-
Gently returned from Austria. are
at the st. Regis Hotel. New York
City. for a visit before coming to
Washington.
Mr.. Halstead has been serving
as the American High Commission
er at Vienna. Mrs. Halstead and
Miss Halstead spent last winter in
Washington. Miss Halstead was
presented to society here last win
ter by d dance given by her uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
wilcox.
Mrs. David W. Taylor. wife Of
Rear Admiral Taylor, will enter
tain at luncheon at the Cafe st.
Marks. November 16, for her debu-
tante daughter. Miss May Taylor.
and in compliment to Miss Anne
Craven. A number of the seasons
debutantes will be among the
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry HuddIeston
Rogers and Miss Millicent Rogers
The Washington herald., 1920-11-03

members. were present. and the
chapter met for the first time since
her marriage. Mrs. L. T. Thomas.
formerly Miss Eusenia Shipley. An
uoumCement vas also made OF the
marriage of Miss Ethel Cox to Mr..
II. l.. Chance. OF Ewing. Va.
The reSular meeting November 8
will he held again at the home OF
Mrs Oberholser, with Mrs. Metz and
the Misses Gates. Henley and keb-
ler assisting hostesses.
Three new members were received
Misses Lucy Luttrell, Eliza beth
Harvey and Mary Eleanor Ryland.
After the luncheon given We'd
nesday in honor of Mrs. Theodore
Tuler, by Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee
an interesting talk was given by
Mrs. Warner Gibbs telling OF her
experiences during the past six years
spent in France. She said the ladies
of Paris were interested in the So
! ciety called The Society of the
! Flag" organized to instill the love
! of the flag in the children. Apropo:
! Of the talk Mrs. Gibbs sang "Oul
/ lCountry's Flag" composed by Mrs
! Mary Letz- Parker. and dedicated t(
: the children of America. She wa:
/ accompanied by Mrs. Mckee on thu
! piano. Wednesday evening Mrs
: Warner Gibbs was the guest o.
honor at the entertainment given b!
Mrs. Charles Shorey in Complimen
to the children of the nag unit o
the pageant. and Mrs. Mary l.. Par
ker at her summer home. Maple
wood. Va. Mrs. Gibbs sang severs
solos among them Our Country
Flag" the children joining in tn
chorus.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry HuddIeston
Rogers and Miss Millicent Rogers
The Washington herald., 1920-11-03
Mrs. Cromwell Brooks will enter
tain at dinner on November IL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Small have
leased the summer home o[ Mrs Ed
ward W. Dom in Bradley Lane.
Chevy Chase. Md. for the winter
Mrs. Small was formerly Miss Ethel
Sissbee.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-03

ter Srhl"up. ani I,s~r- William
Stockctt. Jack PoiN MS. Norman
Stoch"t'. Edmuut e WalII- Richard
{. Lawrrnsou and L,sr. 2 Srhi"up.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-03

The Starmont Aid for Consump-
tives. OF which Mrs. G. w. Harris Is
president, and Mrs. c. E. GalIlher
treasurer will meet today At
1O.3O o'clock at the house OF Mrs.
/ Appleton p. Clark. 1873 Lanier
place.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-03

Mrs Henry " Drn.-. / cutrr-
tanned At dlnner Monday ''mng IN
honor rl h~r ~uu-l.-.Lw md dIu-h-
t,r. SIguor and SIruora Giuseppe
CutalanL VIII" are sN"udu= several
Iass with her.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-03

The AmericaniZation and patriotic
education committee Of the District
d. A r. will meet at the Thomson
School on Thursday evening at 5
o'clock. Mrs. Margarita Spalding
Gerry will read one of her stories.
and Mrs. A. {. Tnrbert. teacher Of
the Americanization school IN
Georgetown, will speak.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
Two New Buildings
For HARDWOOD School
To Cost $4,000

Two now buildings will he added
on the campus OF the Harwood Indus
trial school north Of the city, a large
dormitory and gymnasium building
and "a residence FOR the supcrinteud-
emit. 10 be erected at a cost of $4,000.
The contract Tor the additional
buildings was let to NJ. \. Snwtelle AZ
u meeting Of the board of directors Of
the school last night. The plans
drawn ny r.. II. Norris were approved
and tho contract awarded. Cunstruc-
ton viii begin az soon as possible.
The money for the new buildings
wal furnished for the greater part
ly the Methodist Centenary In New
York which allowed S45, 600 for this
purpose. The local board has $4,000
on hand The institution Is divided
into the boys' school and the girls
school and both are filled to capacity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
DELEGATES Nnmcd.

Delegates to tho annual meeting
Of the National Educational associl.
ton. department of superintendent.
have been appointed 10y Governor
Lurrazolo. The meeting will be held
in Chicago from February "a Ia
March 1, inclusive. The delegates
are. John Milne, Mrs. John ", WI.
sou and Atanacio Montoya, Of Alhu-
u%uerquc; John V. Conway and MIR.
Ruth e. Miller. of the state depart.
mcnt Of education. Santa Re: Dr. II.
r.. Mcbride. of Las Cruces; Bcritu =.
BHCn OF Los Vegas: Mrs. Adclin1
Otcro.Narreu. Of Santa Re: W. \.
loore, of Carlsbad; Jose @. Valdez, of
TERRA Amarillo; W. 70. Mcfarland,
pf East Las Vegas: T.. j. Roth. Of
Santa te; 4. o. Anderson, Of Tucum.
carl; H. W. Bowycr. of Clovis: T.. 6.
Rhonds, Of Ration: u. n. Pope. of
Roswell: j. l.. c. Swinncy, OF Gai.
lup: NJ. $. Malian. of pcming: ID. T..
Il Rice, OF Las Cruces; Mrs. n. W.
Hayes, Of Roswell; Il. O.. BorBcy. Of
Ration j. NJ. Buckley, ot Clovis; Miss
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
State Capitol News
ON TEXTBOOKS
MUST Be IN DEC. s
School Works for Next
8 Years Will Be
Selected


SANTA M. Nov. 1.-THE state
board Of education has advertised for
sealed bids from publishers OF text
books for contracts To- furnish text
books FOR the New Mexico public
schools for a period Of six years from
June 10, 1921. Bids will he received
up To- . p. ~. OF December G. The
board reserves the right to select an
Or u one or more of the books
mentioned in any sealed proposal sub
mittcd, as we'll us the right to reject
any and all bids. The contract Is
to provide for the distribution or
the books through 70 responsible New
Mexico depository.
Included In the contracts will he
the basal ana supplementary text
books in the following subjcCtJ:
arithmetic. two and three book see
rios: United States civil government.
including a supplement on New McN'
leo clyil government; New Mexico
history ana ciyics: dictionary; draw
ing; geography, one and two book
series; grammar; United States his.
tory: language; physiology; readers.
tull series: text on community and
rural life; manual training: domestic
science. including sewing and cook
ing, agriculture: spelling; writing'
Spanish readers. Spanish English die.
ttouary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
MAN GIVES WIFE
GLYCERINE MIXTURE

She had stomach trouble for years.
bark, glNccrtnc. etc. as miNed In Adj
lcr-i-ka, her husband says: My wife
feels fine now and has gained weight.
II II wonderful stomach medicine"
Adler-i-ka acts en- BOTH upper and
lower bowel. removing foul matter
which poisoned stomach and which
YOU never thought was In your sys-
tenn. EXCELLENT for gas on the
stomach or chronic constipation.
Guards against appendicitis. The
Impurities II brings out will surprise
you. AlVarado pharmacy. corner
Gold avenue and First ftreet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
Cnlnc ComnnnN Chartered.

The Guadalupe Cattle company,
with principal office in Carlsbad, has
filed articles Of Incorporation with the
state corporation commission Tho
authorized capital stock is $4,000,
which has been fully subscribed, Tho
incorporators. With h amounts OF
their stock subscriptions, are as FOL.
lows: 6. T.. pardue, OF L~uvingtun, 2SS
charoc: Frances c. Tracy, OF Cnrls'
lud. iiG shares: +. l.. penrbornc,
statutory agent, OF Carlsbad. il7is
shares =. I. Roberts, Of Carlsbad.
tt7ia shares: e. VI. McLcnathen IS
tate. OF Carlsbad. =. /. Roberts. cNecu-
tor. CD shares.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11

1,achRei v. smith, OF Tort summer;
George NJ. Brintmi. OF Carlsbad; Mrs.
Maude A. Fielder, Of SILVER city
placido Baca n liaca. OF Santa Rosa
Mrs. Sarah X. Ellis, of, Lovingtoni
Mrs. Maud l.. Binucy, OF Carrizozo
Mrs. Alice q. Smith. OF Deming; w.
J.. 1.anigan. Of Gallup; Alfredo lu'
ccro. Of Mora; r. $. Upton, Of Ala.
mogordo. !. y. Atkins, OF Tucumcnri.
sam !. stipncit, Of Portales; Edmui.
do Montoyn. OF Bernalillo; Err.
Douglas. OF Aztec; Hazel y. Reilly
OF 1tmsboro; Elisco NJ. chnyes, oil
Socorro: jose Montancr. OF Taos.
Thomas L.. Rapkoch. Of Estancla: \
T.. Lrrlnnd. al clayton; Adelino San
chez Of Been.
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many. many more were seen. while
several hunters estimate that there
has been at least "a hundred percent
Increase In does within the last four
or five years. one hunter reported
having seen fifteen Toes aud eighteen
lawns In the five days he was out,
MS wen as "a good number II bucks
and the tracks Ut many more. A fair
number OF bear tracks. some bobcats
but very few tracks OF mountain lions
were seen. the latter fact accounting
In part FOR the abundance Of deer.
Turkeys. too, seem to he on the in
crease.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11

The Columbia Fire Insurance rom
pany. Of Jersey city. n. j., a been
admitted by the state corporation
commission to transact business in
New Mexico. The company has been
In business since 1901.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11

Tho Atrisco farm, q corporation
with principal office in Albuquerque,
has suspended business, the state cor.
poratiou commission has been id.
Nisud. The authorized capital stock
Of the corporation was SG5.u0U. of
which S22, 500 had hoop issued. 4,
u. Stroup was the statutory agent
for The rnrnnrltlnn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11

To-day. the second anniversary Of
the signing Of the armisticc has been
proclaimed q state holiday hv tho
governor. and is being generally oh
served IN Santa Fc. There is no pa
rad. or big celebration, but the Mon
81 loutoyn post OF the American
Lagoon viii give % dance at the arm
ttn ght
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11

Back hurt you? Can't strnighteu
NJ without feeling sudden pains,
sharp aches and twinges? Now listcn!
That's lumbagu, sciHtica ar maybe
from q strain. ana yuu'll get blessed
relief the moment you rub your back
with soothing. penetrating st. Juc-
obs on Nothing else takes out
soreness, lHmcucus and stiffness 80
quickly. You simply rub It on and
out comes the pain. II Is perfectly
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
Hunters Find Much
Game But Respect
Protective Laws

LAS VEGAS. Nov. 1.-THE ctri-
cheney Of the present game laws and
the Officials concerned with their en-.
forccmcnt was brought out clearly
here last week when hunters began
returning from the deer and turkey
ranges In The mountains. a good
number of bucks were killed and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11

harmless aud doesn't burn or d~iscOlor
the skin.
Timber up! Don't suffer, Get u
small trial bottle from any drug store.
and after using IL once. you'll forget
that you ever had "a hackuchc, ium-
bagu or sciatica. bccauuc your back
will never hurt or cause any more
misery. Il never disappoints and has
been recommended FOR go years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11

do you think men ought to Ice
prohibited from standing on the cor
ncr and giving the short skirts the
once oycr?"
Certainly. not don't believe In
anything that intorfcres with the
freedoni Of the socs.'zFlorida Times.
Union.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
WOMAN, -. rs PHONE OPERATOR

PORTLAND, ORE,-Npu Just can't
he sure when you call the telephone
operator here Grille Mrs. VI. H..
Swaggart. 10 years old. is tide vet
eran operator here. h holds her
place at the switchboard every night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
4#NmaN


Teachcr-What Is can't the abb
breviation of. Charles
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