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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1921-11-11
THE EVOLUTION OF A
PRIVATE SECRETARY

Some few years ago Geo. n. APP
plegate was private secretary-and
it was some job, too. His headquar-
ters were in Washington, d. c., and
he performed for Congressman w.
w. Rucker. George was splendid
secretary--he must have been, be-
cause he filled the job successfully
for eight years before Mr.. Rucker
attached an assortment of tinware
and "unloaded" him on the unsuspect-
ing citizens of Keytesville to be their
postmaster. George had several
things to learn in connection with he
ing an. up-to-date postmaster. The
first year he could hardly manage to
give out a postal card without giving
it the o. O.--once over. Well, he is
credited with getting over that all
right and then he got to figuring up
who was writing to Sears and Saw
buck and Montgomery Ward, etc. He
just couldn't help keeping little ac-
count of those matters, and that oc-
cupied the second year of his ser
vice. That brings us up to 1919, for
he received his appointment the first
time in 1917.
During the year 1918 Mr.. Apple
gate began to brush up on civil SER
vice problems, and most any time
he could be found studying. People
wondered what it was all about. The
same thing in 1919, always with a
book and pencil, working and study
ing. He was looking out for the
future, and it seems that he looked
very well. These postoffces have a
lot to do with civil service examina-
tions. 1t must be so. Indeed, there
is no other way to look at it, Isn't
it the fashion these days under the
three H's to get new postmaster!
Nothing Of that kind has happened
here and. Tuesday Mr.. Apple
gate received telegram stating he
was it for another term, and he inn
mediately began to shake hands with
himself for getting SO well posted
on the question of civil service.
OF course, we have known for about
two weeks that Mr.. Applegate was
almost sure to get the appointment
but we thought it best to wait the
senate's confirmation before giving
definite announcement.
Mr.. Applegate is receiving the con-
gratulations Of his friends and they
are all coming across.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1921-11-11
KANSAS CITY POST
EDITOR RESIGNS

DR.. Burris Jenkins has resigned as
editor Of the Kansas City Post and
will again take up his pastorate at
the Linwoodl Boulevard Christian
church in Kansas City. Last Sum
day was DR.. Jenkins first appear
ance in hiss pulpit since his resigna-
ton last week as editor and publisher
of the Post and every seat in the
church was Occupied and many stood
up. DR.. Jenkins denies that politics
was not his ambition, but that he
prefers the pastorate above every
thing else and since he has edited
the Post he has been fighting for
peace, not politics. Another editor
like DR.. Jenkins will be hard to find.
j. \ q - r
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1921-11-11
NO RECALL NEEDED IN
KEYTESvILLE AFFAIRS

It has been realized for some time
that things were not just right here
in the city administration headquar-
tiers, and several have intimated that
if change was not made that the re-
cali might be resorted to, la North
Dakota, where the recall was most
SUCCESSFULLY terminated recently.
1t all happened like this. Our old
friend C. C. Carlstead, recently pur-
chased house in the south ward,
and when he had properly fumigated,
repainted and rebuilt and modernized
the structure he moved from the
north ward to the south ward. AS
a matter of fact he disqualified him
self by said moving, but that did
not seem to satisfy the members of
that august body known as the city
council. True, there was no open
break, no real hostilities as it were.
but nevertheless Mr.. Carlstead felt
that he was under a cloud.
There is an old saying that reads
something like this: "Live every day
so you can look any man in the face
and tell him to go to H" Mr..
Carlstead, in his heart, knew he was
emitting something in his daily life,
and just so he could make good on
that old aphorism, he made it a point
to be present at the meeting of the
city council Monday night and he
gave in his resignation, and now he's
square with the world.
The resignation was accepted and
J. o. Richardson was appointed to
fill the unexpired term. The appoint
ment will undoubtedly meet the full
and complete appreciation of all in
Keytesyille.
The Courier takes great pleasure
in introducing to you Alderman ]. O.
Richardson.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1921-11-11
A BAD ACCIDENT

Last Friday afternoon as Mrs. Opal
Chrane and her husband and baby
were returning home from Mussel-
fork and about one-half mile from
town the front wheel of their car
came off, letting the body of the car
down with such force that Mrs.
Chrane and baby were thrown
through the wind shield. Mrs.
Chrane's right hand and arm were
badly cut and a leader in her hand
was severed. She was brought to
town and local doctor took several
stitches. The baby nor Mr.. Chrane
were not injured and escaped without
a scratch. 4
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1921-11-11
HOUSE AND CONTENTS
BURNED LAST THURSDAY

While Price Hayes and family were
at the home Of Mrs. Hayes parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Burrus, their
home which is in the hills caught
FIRE and was completely destroyed be-
fore anyone discovered it. 1t is
thought the blaze started from a
defective fue as there had been fire
in the house.
When they returned to their home
in the afternoon everything was gone,
their vegetables which they had stor-
ed for the winter were also gone. The
nighbors and friends were very good
to them and helped them to get To-
Gated again.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1921-11-11
BLIzzARDs SWEEPS OVER
= '---''-'. - CENTRAL STATES

Chicago, Nov. s.-The first blizzard
Of the year swept out of the north
west over central states today.
Snow started falling in Minnesota
Monday and had worked south thru
Wisconsin and portions of northern
Illinois today. Six inches of snow
was reported in some Wisconsin
cities. The weather bureau predicted
that light snow would be general
BY night as far south as Kansas and
Missouri.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1921-11-11
THE COOK BOOKS ARE HERE

The Presbyterian cook books have
arrived and May be obtained by call
ing Mrs. Warner White. There are
many good recipes in them and you
shauId make an effort to get one.
Just can any Of the Presbyterian
ladies.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1921-11-11

Miss Hattie Holman came in Sat
urday after several weeks spent in
Ohio, with her son. She had ex-
.pected to spend the winter there but
owing to the illness Of her daughter,
Mrs. Geo. schupbeek, she returned.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1921-11-11

Mrs. Frank M. White is in st.
Louis the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs..
Chas- veatch. Mrs. White viii also
attend the U. b. C. convention there
this week and win remain two weeks
with her sister.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1921-11-11

Mrs. Blair Miller delightfully."- enter
tanned last Friday afternoon and
evening. In the afternoon she had as
her guests four tables at AZ and
two tables at bridge. Prizes were
given in each game and Mrs. Henry
Harlon won the AZ prize and Mrs.
Dempsey Anderson the bridge prize.
After the games were finished deli
ciouS two-course lunch was served.
In the evening Mrs. Miller enter
tanned the members of the school
board and their wives, and the K.
Il. S. faculty. As soon as the guests
arrived they were taken to the dining
room where a delicious salad course
and ice cream and cake were serv-
ed. The house was decorated with
autumn leaves and the place cards
were natural autumn leaves. The
tally cards used were in harmony
with the decorations and the various
colored leaves made the house look
very beautiful. There were seven
tables at az and the gentlemen prizes
were awarded to Herbert Applegate,
highest score and Geo. West won the
consolation prize. The ladies prize
was won by Miss Myrtle Miller for
highest score and consolation prize
went to Mrs. W. !. Wright A most
enjoyable time was had BY al pres
ent and each guest pronounced Ms.
Miller a very charming hostess.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1921-11-11

Mrs. MARBLE Richesen of near
Rothville entertained Saturday after
noon for her guest, Mrs. E. Il. Ev-
ans of Topeka, Kan. The house
throughout was decorated in chryan-
themums and marigolds, and the ia
vors and place cards were appropriate
to the season. A delicious luncheon
was served by the hostess assisted
by Miss Carol Riley. The guests
were: Mrs. Nat Venable, Mrs. viii
Richeson, Mrs. Eldon Williams, Mrs.
S. A. Richeson, Mrs. John Riley, Miss
Coral Riley and Mrs. Evans.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1921-11-11

Mrs. Latimer Hughes who was
operated on at the st. Joseph hospi-
tai Ia Kansas City is doing nicely
and viii prpbcbIy be home the latter
part Of the week.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1921-11-11

Mrs. W. E. Hill delighted the fol-
lowing friends by taking them for a
S5-mile drive Sunday in her new
Hudson car. Included in the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Ander-
son, Mrs. Lettie Wyatt, of Salt Lake
City and Mrs. DIR. Welch of Sails
bury. A very pleasant trip was had
as the roads were good and the wea-
ther fine.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1921-11-11
SOCIETY NOTES

Miss Fannie Mae Gordon entertain
ed the junior Missionary society at
her home Saturday afternoon. After
the usual program refreshments were
served the guests and a good time
was reported by all.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1921-11-11

The supper at the Christian church
last Friday night was enjoyed by
fifty of the church people, besides
those of the children present. AZ
ter the supper an enjoyable two hours
were spent in music and visiting.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1921-11-11
Bonus Legislation Killed
For the Third Time
Stanley Charges Harding Obeyed "Voce of Mammon'
In Blocking Measure to Reward 100000 Men
While Watson Defends the Republicans

Presidents Action is Termed "Blot History" Ken
>tuckian Asserts Calling Opponents ''Superserv-
iceable Slave to the Money Cod
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-13

Nancy sat in the middle OF n queer
circle. for all except Nick were ugly,
misshapen Bnomes OF every age. that
IL, OF every q over a hundred years.
When a gnome y born. you know. he
" already a hundred years Old and
20. OF course. quite grown up. b
couldn't help wishing hat they
wouldn't stare 70, for they were peer
Ing at her with unblinking, grotesque
eyes. but them she thought. 1T u
just what one may expect. No doubt
they've had no bringing up at all and
have never been told that Il - rude
to stare at company" self-lnvitcd
company 20 be sure. she and Nick
were. but company Just the same.
The little gnomc who had opened
the gate nodded at her finally when
he'd waited inc waited, and Nancy.
busy with her thoughts. hadn't said
n word. why don't you Begin"
he demanded. Don't you know how
tc play truth You told me you
did, In the passage
Nancy started. ''oh. ~" h was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-13
ORDER

NAAbEah
Before the Board of County Commissioner
Mexico.
In the matter Of the petition Of Inhabitants
and residents u East Albuquerque.
This matter coming on 10 be heard upon
The petition OF more than twenty five rest
dents 81 hast Albuquerque situated within
The County u Berualillo. and State Of New
Mexico, aud u appearing 10 the Board that
the facts, matters aud things stated in saia
petition are true, and that East Aihuquer-
cue. 10 a plated townsito Of an uninoofpor.
ated town aud addition thereof having a
population Of not less than three hundred
people situated Immediately eAAt and ad.
ioininE the east boundary line Of the city
% Albuquerque and taking In and cmbraeinE
all the lands aud territory included within
the limits Of an extension Of the north aud
south boundary lines Of said city Of Atm
quergue east for a distance Of about one
aud seyen'tenths miles more or less contain.
Ing an Arca o. about 300 acres and the lin.
is thereof are plainly marked By posts at
Cd East Albuquerque a. Shown b. the plat
thereof attached 70 said petition as pat
r GfS 10 K K. a. r y! 'h ( 81. Il oG. ;SS,b ss'; r; e
aloar the south line Of secs - 4 ~ TO the
north along the east line Of said GrSnt 10
lions 100 'ISsS S , "@s o line zoo q eesossi R iSS"'i TO VIZ" ias
along The east iine & Maalbsrss s.. to ihs
east along the north line Of h Marquette
Ave. TO The east line of the Aibuquerqus
Grant, thence north along said Grant line
60 tine north line Of Sec. 9tt thence east
along the north line Of Sees. III a 20 20 the
\. o. Cor Of See 22i themes south along
Inc east line Of Sec. go 10 the place o, be.
ginning
And II further appearing to the Hoard
that the sid East Albuquerque contains
streets and alleys. aud the business aud res.
dental district thereof, aud business aud
residential houses occupied and used by the
inhabitants and residents thereof. and the
plant. buildings and campus Of the Nnivcr'
sity 81 tho State of New Mexico, and the
reservoir Of the water works Of the city
Of Albuquerque and the Country Club house
and roif links and divers other houses
buildings. improvements and property whicl
are subject 10 srrA; aud irreparahle eamagi
by nnimals running 81 large and II fnrheI
appearing 10 tho Board that h h the de
sire Of the inhabitants and residents Of sAi'
East Albuquerque that an order may b.
made and entered Of record by this Boar
prohibiting the running a. large Of such an
mails within the limits 81 said ksst Aibu
quemue. and the Board being fully advise
7 ln the premises, DOTH GRANT said pet
WHEREFORE. u Is ordered by tho Boar
~ County Commissioner Of tho CouatY q
Beruaiiila. state Of New Mexico. that theI
shall be and IA hereby prohibited tho rut
ming Al LARGE 81 any csftle. horses ~ in'
sheer. goats. hnrros and other domestic an
nal, within tho limits Of East AibuaueTau
+, Inc unincorpouted town shove described an
rs shown by tho plat thereof accompauyiH
! The .aid petition Of the residents aud IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-13

shares % p.f vsins o. $500, % s.eA y ne
hmount q 8 100000. divided info libvo
'A:r'' e g,5 ,,lss q .isg;oe ssss, ~. ssa cor.
p%orstlen u ssssslsed shseid bs amended snd
changed 20 "a 10 rts6 a. follow, to,Nitt
zion sr s ssssls 'ss ty rsslslss sirss,sss O.
ssas;s"ss Of !spsis he ss%s .. say rsn
:s,r'ss; sss % ssas,;s or sol gsss.'' Tor a ssi
whsrsas, al ne mestins u he ~dlreetors y
said corporation, held upon. said date, said
mousiy rsuasa and confirmed, and the o.
s.sisa t 70 'nastssh .,sps ssss.ssrs q isiiy
Now. therefore. We the ssdsrsisnea, being
p.rsiles, hereby sa.lis y az sseTsisry q
ilon Of the stockkoldsrs and dirsetsrs Of
said corporrtion snd We further s.rtafy ssis
ise.s..s oe "a capital Voc. from sioo 600 %
in said corporation IN mn ID eash 81 shown
By the accompanying affidavit. ard ibis Ger
..,s s,; ss q '.,d '% sa ssssas : ss.' %, X, :.
''fg''ws Wisely wssHHissaassSS9' p We i.,.,o Sc,
our hands. this The issk day q Ns5sh. ieao'
Sj'SsFos.
STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY or 81 pAsoS
Before nae. the undersiEned notary pubiis
10 end isr .s,s County 'ss Ssss nss =,
Johnston and J. NJ. Dndley, known TO me q
be the persons whose names are subscribed
me 10 be tbs directors Of the M Psso Btu
hthic C~mpany. aud seknowledEed TO m'
that they executed said Instrument for IN,
and II me capacity iisrrin stated.
Witness my hand and seal Of onice. Inn
~ is,h day o. Aiarss dszo. yvvr,
Notary pubile VI Paso ceuniI. Trzss
II hsPySstP; RssL5opp Il, sra TIE T 2sEsck , 81
0Eo. p. HOWARD.
THE STATE OF TExks
Department o. state.
I. G. W. Payne. Chief Cierk, -Astlus Sec
reiAry Of State Of the Stats Of Texas, do
hereby certify that The foregoing IL . true
o. the NJ PAso Bitulithis Company. with she
endorsement thereon. a. now appears Of rec.
ORD ~ ssii ssBs ~ wsshaKaror ..., A,r..
unto signed my aaue officially and caused 10
be Impressed hereon the seal Of state a. lny
onise IN the Ciiy Of Austin, this the Ord day
81 kaisnSer A. D. isai' r. w p,ysr
chisf CLERK. Acting Secretary Of state
STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF III PAso,
Complyiue with s.eiion est Of The Gee.ral
corporation Laws OF the ttAte OF New Mel
leo, We hereby certify that the principal Of
See Of this company. in the STATE % New
Mexieo q Iosatsd in Inc CITY OF Aibuausssus,
New Mexico.
We further certify that Mr.. J. b. hsrn.
don. President Of the State National BAus
Of that city. h our Statutory Agent. upon
whom process against the corporation may Be
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. We have here
unto set our hands and AFFIXED our seal. mi,
the 10th day Of November. 1921.
I'll pASO H~ITuLITHIC COMPANY
hy W. J. Rand.
Il. WOOD.
ENDORSED
Forrirn
No. 1920
Cor, Reed, Vol 7 PAGE IFS.
Certified Copy o. Amendment To Certificate
HI PAso BITuLIrHIc COMPANY
Increasing capital stock from sioo, ooo.oo
FILED in Office Of State Corporation Com.
mission Of Nsw Mexico, Nov. "a. ls2I-
10 80 an.
ComRared .JJo 70 kMA Clerk.
STATE OF NEW EHfco
COUNTY or BERNALTLLog'
This instrrment vas aled for record ON the
IN. Reoorded Ia Vol - Mise' Of Rec.
ords Of said county Polio las.
FRED CRoLLoTT.
ny :. cHOIsIOTT,
lsbhLl Deputy CLERK
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ron sALF-TyDewnIerr

FOR sALE TyPEwRITERs-Ai tind,,
both new and second hand, bou shi sold
r"nied and repaired. Albuquerque Type
writer EKrhAnge Phone 9OjJ. l22 south
fulfth 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IL

RoOMISG HOUSE for sale. See Kelly.
2ls w. Gold Phone a6T
BUsfNEss FOR sALE-Oid established
me-cantile business on r.ilrnAd. Win sen
Tor value uf improvements alone, Good rea
son for selling. n interested In rood sized
proposition, address y. o, Bon b9s. Alhu
uueruue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-13

Mountainalr.
Thomas p. Doran, santa Re.
J. n. Dooley. Santa Re.
II. d. Mustain. waisenburg. colo.
A. AZ. Gcremo. walsenburg. Colo.
G. A. Reed. Casper Wyo.
c. II. wachenfeid, 81. Louis.
y. {. Splimp. Denvsr,
w. L. Kimbail. Springer, \. N.
r. y. Carpenter. San Frsneirco.
G. v. browning. Chicago.
y. Augustine, Socorro.
Juan J Chavez. Bernalilio.
Mrs d. Iiadciln and daughter.
Belen
NJ. @. Montoya. BernaInlo.
I. l.. Alexander, santa Re.
n. y. Brown. Enciuo. y, ~.
Mrs. II. r. Brown. Encino. y. NJ.
Franklin dtngan. wichita. Kan.
STUHGFE.
a. r. Rearden. FL Pas0.
Al soells. ~. Louis.
J. n. Chrisman. Clsrhdaie. Ariz.
r. l. Ferrec. 81. Louis.
W. n. Everett. Ell Paso.
Charles Rabskoff. Mt. Vernon aud.
Mr. Robertson, New York city.
A. +. Culkin. 81. Louis.
n. Maraucx. Scboyeta. n. NJ
Mrs. c. Freeman. Iawton. OKLA.
r.. W. HRdiey. Taos n. N.
:. u. Winner. El Paso.
y. F"TenuenburH. ~ tilNn
John Nimerli. dorchester. n, ".
Frances r.. cheyncy, Willard, y. NJ.
Frank q. Hardman. Boston.
J.. a. smith. Milwaukee.
u. u. Mccain. Denver
James =. Elmer. Copeland, Texas.
John Medium. Laguna, n. NJ.
Max Kaplan. New York city.
AisvAHADO.
Maurice Epstein, Denver
G. l.. HilEartner, Baltimore.
l. ~ Dapprich. Los Angeles.
Henry Brewer. III Paso.
W. ~ Wilson. DaliRs
W. g. Barry. New York city,
A. = Archer, San francisco,
]. n. Husk and wife. Denver
Mrs. r. n. Seitx. Denver.
A. McRac. Denver.
=. c. Kangieser, Topeka. Kan.
y. l. Mckeen. Cleveland.
n. O. stephen, Chester. Pa.
A.. L. Sedlock. Chicago.
". Wagner and wife, Indianapolis.
"a G. Sutherland. Anthony. ". NJ.
u. W. Fort, Kansas cry
T. y Bcrningham. Denver.
NJ. Newstadt, Chicago.
\. W. Haley. Las Vegas.
n. NJ. stark, Dies Moines. Iowa.
T. ROuault. JT., las Cruces.
Harry /. Let's, Denver
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-13
NOTCH oF SALE
No i2sat

40. 1884
State 81 New Mexico.
County 81 Rernaiillo.
In the Distriet Court
Western lee A Bott'ing Co.
W.
= d. sullivan.
Notics Is hsrehy given that l. the undsr
signed. sheriff ~ Bernaulla county. New
Mexico, under and by virtue Of . writ u
venditioni enpauaa issued out Of ihs abste
named court 10 the above entitled cause
will offer Tor sale and sell 10 the highest
bidder for cash. at the front door Of the
court house IN the county Of Hrfnaiiilo, in
the city Of Albuquerque New Mexico, on the
~ o'clock In the forenoon Of said day, the
following described property
One Dodge automobile No. 22at33. NsV
Mexico state iceinse No. 1850, aad q house
fnd four lets a. GA North Second street,
the lots being.
a traction 81 lots Nos, 7. 8. Q aud 10 N
block No. . o. the Northern Addition and
a fraction Of lots Noe >, . 10 and ~ N
black No o Of the Homestead and Garden
on North second street In the city Of AHA
.nerqu. county Of Bsrnaiillo and state o.
New Mexico.
The style and title NJ tho cause 81 actor
in which said Judgment Nas rendered va
as above stated herein. The nature Of ~
artion vas an action Ter an indehtedhess dgl
from the defendant 70 the plaintiff. sAi'
Judgment vac rendered on the 10Th dsy Of
November, 1921 and The amount OF sais
Judgment with interest 60 the date Of sale
" st.TO6.6 90.
sheriff Hsnslillo County, Sew Heaiea
Dec Gia20-aT,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-13
WHAT CITY rs THIS

study ibis diagram and SEQ Il ysp can figure out what city Of ts
United States II represents.
Decide what each part Of she pioture means, adj and subtract -
directed. and the citys name should result.
The correct answer win be published in tomorrows Evening
Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-13
WHO'S HERE
COMBS.

COMBs.
+. J. Hellweg. HI Paso.
A. W. smith. III Paso.
r. z. Austin. Denver.
y Newstadt, Las Cruces.
n. l.. Perry. Denver.
Mrs. Paul Doran, Suwanee, n. NJ.
Tom Doran. Jr., Suwanee. y. NJ.
c. A. Franz, Clifton, Ariz.
"a. j. Brown. Domingo. N. N.
Mrs. ]. u. Griffin and daughter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-13
MYSTERIOUS oRDER

LONDON Mystery surrounds tho
placing 81 a wreath on the cenotaph
OF the unknown soldier here. II *
Inscribed From the order of the
Members refuse Ia al
'uigo the purpose OF this order
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-13

habiian,s % the said East Albuquerque aud
filed herein
And II IL further ordered that TIL. order
ha published once each week for four
consecutive weeks In the Albuquerque
Morning Journal and Albuquerque Herald.
newspapers Published IN the city Of Alba.
queraue. IN tie said County Of Bernaiiilo.
State Of New Mexico, and that printed hand
bill, containing ,uch order be posted By the
clerk of this BOARD Ia al least three places
In said kHst Aibuqnerque.
Done At q special session Of said Board
Of County Commissioner Of the CouEiy Of
Bernaliiio. state n New McxieV, this 4th
A. O. sIMMs.
(sEAt.)
Attest
FRED URuLLoTT.
Clerk.
Nov. 20 Dee. 6Ia.gO.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-27
A Supple Metal Cloth
Sparkling With Color

IN THE dress at the extreme right
of to-day's page Jenny achieves
the unusual through scarf yoke
and girdle of silk flowers, both of
the material which forms the
straight-line dress. The scarf yoke
is feature with Madame Jenny.
She makes it do many new tricks,
such as forming sleeves or train.
In this instance it makes a panel
back.
Shawls, which still hold their place
in the sun, frequently are called
upon to do duty as trimming, and
there is no doubt that they make one
of the most graceful decorations.
Margarine Lacroix uses the shawl
idea with excellent effect in frock
composed of silver cloth and taupe
satin. The skirt. which is long and