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Washington Journal., 1921-01-28
Hill SVEREINS- KONZERT, DIENSTAG, !. FEB. UHR Attends
Neuen Masonic Tempel, Is. Str. und New York Ave-

fleinen ltnterbeomten oieler Gntcntes
9eb0roe erbalten mebr @eboIt ais
Der Yr1lioeut Der oltreidiideu &eplt.
blif. MiBtrauen berridt 5pii6en
Seltrei6 uno &lim1nien in einem
ioldjen @rnoe, ooB man iid Giien-
babniuogen nltr Stiid fir Stiid aus.
touidt aus Surht, elmer fonnte .ge.
ltoblen~ peroen. GotiGdlid giebt es
0iebe, @eminuIer, S1iebcr, @uderer
o%benorein in Siiae uno Siiae. Die
Mrbeiter b%eitimmten iogor Den 20.
Samtar fir einen Gag ser @epalt
eegen oieie G1uber, ober nidlts lit
oarous ~geiuor0en. 0ie So6e lit auf.
geihoben mor0en. Won berlollgt
ouBerOem AnidluB on Oos Qeutide
Geid in Der Soffnung oilf 9eIierlng,
ga man bon Naris &iilfe nid)t er.
mortet. Nln bat ober oie Gonferen5
Sen &ilnft oOeitreid" iofort ais or.
item @egenitanD Ser 8eratuug aufee.
nommen. @s beiBt, &epiIion Der
8ertrGge BON ct. @ermoin iln0 SEP.
res ieien nid)t beabiibtigt, oo lie DO.
ie 8rG3coen6f6lle fir 0eltidIon0
ielbit berlteIlten. @as miro man tun ?
Mnl6einen0 miro Sol. Smitb'S Dor.
id)log n%ugenommen peroen. Man
miro bielleidt Die GSeden uno Stu.
mGneu 8mingen. Seitreid our6 mirt.
ihaftIi6en AnidIuB 8u belfen. glut
cine groBe 4nleibe bon 250 Miaio-
men Collar miro gebiaigt mer0en.
9os bat man MIN bon benz ngere6-
ten" Grieoen bon Boris. S6lieBt
man n5rieoen" nit einem Meniden,
Der bereits tot ilt aud pbpliId
tot? Sebt 1T foum nod etpas 81
retten. Wfan bdtte Dor eiilem Sabre
iofort &oblen ooer @elo Ieiben IoIlen.
Sronfreids BoIitif 5erlt0rt ie0en
Seim %gcirnOen mirtidaftliden Sc.
bens.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-28
Serr Gbas. ". 9ismcr sar lctten
Hnbe beitattet.

am Iesten Somst1g berltarb in lei
mem Seim, 4406 late, StrlBe g. 8.
in aIter bon 70 Sobreu 9err Gbar.
leg S. Dismer. 9r geGo.te all ben
~beltbefannten 0eutiden unierer
Stoot, in Der er beinabe Elm babies
Sobrbun0ert binolrd cine r%enontier.
te Birtidoft betrieb. @e6oren an
u. W1ai 1916 in 2ebeite nabe bel
S%annober, fam er I'M glter bon %
Sobren nad Mmerifa uuo ilobm lei
men Wobniib iofort in 8albinQton.
SIN Sabre 1871 modte G, ltd ieIb.
ltnrloig uno boute li6 1875 oas eigne
SanS in Der Sc Strobe, in Dem er
leinem @eiddft. bon Dem er Iidl Dor
lueiligen Sobren ouriid5og nadlaina.
er mar i'll eriter @be nit s5rou Ma.
rp WeiB, in 5meiter @be hit Srdlt
lein Sena S. Seine berbeiratet. Set.
tere l6enfte ibm ieds &inoer, s sob
ne uno | Godter. Sn 0ritter @be
iibrte er 5rau SliIia &rGmer heinz.
ole ibm einen Sobn in Die e6e brad
te. InBer 0ieiem una~Ieiner @itpc
lberleben i'm ein 8ruOer, ieine iedls
&lnoer uno 7 @nfeIfinoer. Charles
Olsmer mar Director ser 9eational
Eermanent Building @iIociation, ae
borte Der Irminilis 2oge geo. %, s..
y. v. 90, Dem Mt. Sorc6 Gbapter
yto. z Orient Gomnon0erp go. s.
DEM Almas Semple, Dem &lit6 Chan
fer, Dem 8aibineton SGnger6uno
mo anocren Srgoniiationen ais mi
slleo an. am lctten 9ienstag ipur0e
er oitf Dem Yroipeft Sill 5rie0ho
5ur lesten &ube gebettet. Die Sc
eeungStelerlidfeiten mltrOcn boa
Den Sreimaiirer- 8 goniiotionen Sc
men err o~noehorte, oeleitet.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-28
Q. e. 6i(fsnereiu
fir oie notleioenoe 3inil- 8eboIferunq
n..LfHYN - A.Kn

9euti6lonos uno OeIterreihs.
Ser @iIfsberein belt onl Ietten
6reitug feline Grecutiblitung ab. glIs
&rotofoa uno e~ingeIoufene 3ui6rif-
ten berleien morerl, fIog Elm S1im-
mer beler 6reuoe iiber Die @eiidter
Der Anmenienoell, on ans Dem 9eridt
Der Sinan5lefretdrin b%erborging, 0aB
Der Sbeoterabeno pom 16. Sanltar
Die nette Stmlne bon 1918 einge.
bradt batte, mo3u nod Der grl0S aus
Der Eonne &oblen nit $65 llno cine
S6enfung bon $40 binaufommen, 10
0aB olio nobe5u $500 our 2inoerung
Der yeot eingegangen maren. Sn1t ein
Orittel oieier Summe fommt bon oen
&oblen uno Der SiIfsberein loipobl
mie Die @mpf6nger Der llnteritiibrn.
gen baben 0afiir in erIter 2inie Der
6rou @amenrei9 5u oonfen, oeren
8emiibungen es gelungen mar, 0iele
&oblen 5it erbolten; ebenIo gebiibrt
Cant Serrn 2ouis Siepers, Der sic
&oblen %ltiitete. $3.50 muroen mieoer
our Silfeleiitung o%ngeipieien, olBer-
Dem muroe beri6tet, Dab cine &iIte
&lcioer abgegangen lit. Die Bidder
oes Sdabmeiiters ipuroen unterIu6t
uno fir ri6tig befunoen. Bon ben
Hebiioren mar MIR SEER &rieg an.
meieno, ais SteIlbertreter Der 9(bipe,
lenoen ernannte Ser Noriibenoe oie
Screen 9llt lno Sdutrumpf. Den &eit
Der 8erbon0lltngen nabmen 8eIpreh-
ungen oes groBen 4on5ertes Elm, 6as
am 1. 6ebruar o~b9ebolten meroen
miro un6 ooS uniere 2eier an onoe.
rer SteHe oe8 8lottes ange5eigt fin
oen. gS lonte bod feiner iid oielen
Ieftenen &unltgenltB' entgeben Iolien.
Stint nombofte &iiultIer oes 8oItoner
Spmpbonp SrheIters fperoen BARN
mitmirfen uno Srdulein SoerIter, Die
Dor einem Sabre lid in oler Screen
hinein9eilngen bat, miro tpieoer nit
ibrer friIhen @rlheinung iino elod.
enbelen Gimme 4l9en uno Seele
Ser 3uborer ~erfreuen. Sr6ulein
Soriter miro BON einem 10 groben
&iinItler mie &err Or. q. @Ioesner
begleitet meroen. 9oS 3meierfomite,
melhes boS aon3ert arrangiert, bat
ale @orfebrun9en getroffen, Inn cine
Staiirng uno lleberfiiauns, mie iie
Dor einem Sabre bcrridte, gu permei-
Sen. 3iebt nan Den boben aitnlt-
aenllb uno ben eolen 3med in 8e.
troft, fir Sen oas &on5ert itottfin.
oct, 10 miro iider niemonoen oos
@eIo reuert oos er fir oieien @beno
onIeqt, Se6e einsioe @eranitoltuno
Washington Journal., 1921-01-28

Clement in Dem @irrparr lit ser
u ationolism rs s m e.
rioIismusO es irnn5jiii6eu Sol
feS, Dem ieIbIt Die frnn50Hihen So.
5ialoemofroteu tiir5Iid iUieoer uudl.
geben mIBteu. 90 i0urIteln mir
tiir Die noditen 5ebn SABRE Iultig
peiter, 6rontreid miro reid, unO
England nod reider. Cine gerinqe
Soffnung fir 9eutidlonts lpirtihait.
life 3ufunft beltebt MIR in Ser I'm.
~einigfeit Der H1uber uaO ioultiqen,
northumberland @rcigniiIen. ole
leioer bis jest nod ousbleiben.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-28

oeSN SilfSpereius lit bisber Elm GrfoIg
9eipelen, ieber lit bcfrieoigt nod 9au-
le ge9ongeiL 10 Dab 81 boffen ltebt,
Dob oieies aon5ert oGes iibertreffen
miro.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-28

}atArua, %rolluaf, wirfIidc 0elifa.
'rirA- Inh ~ hnbrn bel:
yaBIers, 1915 &isss @arft.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-28
Daris unb bic oeutIhe
@ntIAdbisunsslumm

(8. @Ieis. 8oDington. .. g.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-28
@anbslp6en eintS
clearinghouse

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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
SAGE TEA TURNS
GRAY HAIR DARK
It's fvaWAR~ther's veetp~ ia hiring color
iustre aaA yssthfsiness to hair when
faded. streaked or gray.

That beautiful. even shade Of dark.
glossy hair can only be had by brew
ing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sui
phur. Your hair ia your charm. II
makes or mars the face. When IT
fades. turns gray or streaked. Just an
application or two OF sage and Sui
phur enhance, its appearance a hum
dredfold
Don't bother to prepare the mix
ture. you can get this famous old
recipe improved by the addition Of
other Ingredients at n small cost. all
ready for use. It Is called Wyeth's
Sage and sulphur Compound. This
can always he depended upon to hiring
back the natural color and lustrc OF
your hair.
Everybody uees 'rwyeth's Sage and
sulphur Compound now because II
darkens so naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell II has been applied.
You simply dampen a sponge or soft
brush with IL and draw this through
tho hair. taking one srall strand at a
time, by morning the gray hair has
disappeared. and after another appli-
cation II becomes beautifully dark and
appears glossy aud lustrous. This
Teady-to-use preparation is n delight
ful toilet requisite for those who de-
sire dark hair and a youthful appear
snoe. n is not intended for tho cure,
RitIGation or prevention OF disease.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
SCOTT SCHOOL
\ MATINEE RECITAL

The Scott School OF Music and Ex-
prcssion announce y matinee recital
Saturday May IS. from the Beginners
Department. This promises to he n
very interesting program, as several
new features will bo introduced.
Miss Edith Orazem and Miss Lois
Kinney have charge of the program
which will begin at 2:30 o'clock. All
fricnda ana patrons are cordially in
vitcd.
PROGRAM
Plano Solo--March Miiitairo ,..
..rs..s.......t., StrcahoE
Freda Barlow
Piano Solo-f'alling Waters Truax
Albert Vitullo
Rcadins-unfortuna Bessie ..
Fern Grubbs
Piano Solo-Waltz ........ Motcaif
Eva Levy
ri1no Solo-Street Parade March
1sobcl Catrn
Violin -Sheperds Dreams "
Mary Alice Goss
Piano Snlp--Spanish Dance ......
.................. Grcenwald
Lucille Wallace
Piano Soio--Fniry Rarquo ....,...
.......", .",............., Smallwood
Maxine Rowo
Violin Duel runicul Funiculn O..
.,..,,....-.... .-.....+,. L. benss
Albert Nrlllo and Irwin Biggs
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

Piano soio--Pcasants Frolic .....
Ethel Fitzgerald
Violin Solo-F'our Leaf Glover ..
.................. Spencer
Morris Ivcy
Piano Solo-Slumber Song :. Gurlitt
Ncva Cutler
Piano Solo-MorninE Prayer .....
....,.... Stronbog
Mary Margaret Gribbons
Solo Dance .............. selected
Jennie Popp
Violin Solo-Ovcr tho Waves .Rosas
Kenneth Griffith
Piano Solo--Echo waltz Strcabog
Bessie Shonsbyo
Mary Ruth Noycr
Piano Solo-rrctty Dcwdrops ...
Mildred Wallace
Rending-A Gustatory Achieve
mont ................. Riley
o. n. Faith
Piano Solo-Dcmctrius, March 80.
''''.'''''' 80, ,:....''''' Marun
Resding-Nothing At All &c. Werner
Juanita Davis
Plano Solp-Mary's Pet Waltz 90.
...,..s...s. .s...,....... Smallwood
Irene SickinEer
ReadtnE- When Papa Holds My
Hand .....,........... Werner
Mary Margaret Mcs;overn
Plano Solo-Humoresaue " nNorak K
Leila. BaerE
Violin puet--Valsc Barcarole ....
......,.......-.. Oftonhsoh
Kenneth Griffith aud Mary Alice Goss
Piano 3olo--Purplc pnnsirs WALTZ
...,.....,.. ............s... Fcaris
Mary Poushc
Song ............,.... Selected
Fern Grubbs
Piano--Wayside Rose ...... Iierbcr
Donald Reed
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
FRECKLE-FACE
sun and Wind Brtng Out Ugly Spots.
How to Itcmoyc Easily

Horea a chance. Miss F'reokle face.
to try remedy for freokles with the
guarantee of a reliable concern that II
will not cost YOU penny unless II
removes the frcCkles; while " II does
give YOU a clear complexion the eN-
pense Is trifling.
simply got an ounce ~ Othine
double streng,h-from any drugsin'
ard a few applications should show
You how easily " IL to rid Yourself NJ
the homely freckles and get a heauii-
ful complexion Rarely is more than
one ounce needed for the worst ease.
Re sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength nthine as this
strength is sold under guarantee Of
money back II II fails TO remove
freCklea
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
Bessemer w. c. T. u.
to Give Program Tea

fhe Besserner Union of W. c. r. u.
will Efve program tea Thursday aft
ernoon from 2.5o to $500 o'clock at tho
homo OF Mrs. l. Voean. 1s:i Lake
avenue All W. c. T. L. members and
friends arc invited.
Following program will he given:
Vocal solo-Mrs. John Remplc.
Rcadins-Mrs. Howard Benucll
Vocal solo-MrA. Paul yarnell.
Violin solo-EfYAh~ilo FNigard
Vocal solo-Mrs. w. v. CoddinE.
ReadinS-Willa Hutchinson.
Vocal solo--Mrs. V \. Hagamar.
Clarinet sclo-Mr. Vincent RicdciI.
Vocal duet-Mrs. Codding and Mrs.
Ethel Nelson.
Piano solo-Nrs. DR.. Earl Spencer.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
SULPHUR SOOTHES
UCLY,ITCHINC SKIN
Tho First Application Makes Skin
Cool and Comfortable

n you are suffering from, eczema or
some other torturing, embarrassing
skin trouble YOU may quickly be rid OF
it by using Mentho- sulphur, declares a
noted skin specialist.
This sulphur preparation. because of
IT'S germ destroying properties. never
fails TO quickly subdue itching. even OF
fiery ecZema. Tho first application
makes the skin cool and comfortable.
Rash and blptchcs arc healed right np,
Mcntho- sulphur is applied like any
pleasant cold cream and is perfectly
harmless. You can obtain a small lar
from any good druggist
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

the central valleys to tho Pacific
coast with light rain along tho Pa
cifc coast southward from central ore
ron to Lower California, in south Nr1
Utah and central Idaho. An extensive
area OF moderately high pressure COW
crs tho states east OF the Mississippi
river \ general rise in temperature
has occurred at most places except In
the northern plains and northern
Rocky Mountain states.
Conditions are somewhat unsettled
with fair weather indicated tonight
and SUNDAY for Pueblo and vicinity;
cooler tonight.
~. y. DICK.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
SAY "DlAMOND DYES"
TAKE NO OTHER DYE

Unless you aRk for Diamond Dyes"
YOU may get y poor dye that streaks,
spota. fades and gives that dyed look
Every nackage Of diamond Dyes con
tains simple directions Tor home dyetng
or rinting any new, rich fadcloss color
into garments or drapefies Of any
material. No mistakes No failuresi
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
Weather Conditions In
Other Cities In the West

Weather reports or several cities In
Colorado and adjoining states durins
tho "a hours ending G O'Clock. ycster-
day morning. compiled from statistics
furnished by the weather bureau of.
I,iiohln.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
FOUND DEAD IN REn

CoIorado Springs, Colo. John p.
Hart. 30. n well known insurance
salesman of Colorado Springs. was
found dead in bed at his residence
hero this morning. He IA said to
have succumbed to an attack of heart
trouble.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

or So, 2,ssi ,aii0oo government war
bonds and certificates of Indebtedness
issued to finance war. $50. All .77T 600 or
SOL rer cent We're held by investors at
the beginning ot 1891.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

Al dinner the King of Englands
personal attendant waits uron no one
elsc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT


state Of weather. Cloudy Cloudy
Normal temperature for this date 81
degrees.
Mean temperature for today ~ de-
grees.
Variation in temperature in ~ hours
10 degrees warmer
Highest temperature 81 degrees at
i.lo ", m.
u.ghes. temp. recorded this mont,
Ss wears aS degrees.
Lowest temperature 6: degrees at
$50 n. M.
Lowest temp. recorded this month,
81 yearS % degrees,
Hinghest wind velocity 20 miles NV
at 1910 r m,
Rainfall T inches.
Total rainfall and melted snowfall
sincs nrst Of year a.N inches.
Normal precipitation 20 date ioI,
Time of sunrise 80 a NJ.
Time OF sunset 7:Ns n, m
n. n. DICK,
Weather Bureau
For Pueblo and vicinity tradius %
miles, Tonight and sunday, falri
cooler tonight
For Colorado. Local showers tonight
and sunday. cooler tonight extreme
west portion.
WEATHER. CONDITIONS
\ large area OF low pressnre covers
the Rocky Mountain and plateau reg
ions with n center Of moderate irten-
sity over southern Utah, as result Of
this atmospheric distribution genernllv
cloudy weather prevails westward from
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

Roadins--A District School Palmer
Fleatn Irwin
Piano Solo-Bsrcarolo - offcnbarh
Mary Agnes Connors
Violin Solo-Soldicrs Song . NoEt
Pauline peusur
Piano Eolo-Nalse Riauc ~ Marxia
Hannah Black
Packard Grand Piano Used.
Ono OF England's best known fami-
lies. OF which tho Earl of Pembroke
is the head, has decided to dispose ot
a magnificent collection Of arr,or
which has been in it's possession for
40 years.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
Summer Fashions That
SlenderiZe

The problem of assembling a stylish
wardrobe for Summer is vastly simpfified
for the stout woman by these displays
which take into consideration the needs of
the short well as tall stout figures The
styles based on the modes of the moment
are developed to assure long unbroken lines
and an APPEARANCE of slenderness and dis
tinetion. Among tho hosts of desirable
wearabes shown are pretty blouses and
skirts for summer.
Dainty Georgette Waists in all the pretty
summer shades, outsizes at -. $40. 90
and ................ $3.50
Tub Blouses-so neat and comfort
able ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So. 2.8S
These Pleated Popiin Skirts are new
taupe, black and navy. wonderful skirts for
large women. ...... $3.50. S15. .OO
and ...:........ ............... $3.50
Second Floor South.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

--Yacca cloth, kandee cloth. French felt
and novel straw braids fashion debonair
little Sports and Outing Hats. Large or
small, they shade the eyes.
Second Floor Front.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
Dainty New Draperies Make Any Home

-Higi-grade Administer Rugs, room sizes S25 90
to ............................ $4,000
0xSeamess Chenille Rug, plain colors with two-tonc
and fancy border special buy enables offer them
at S1J.UO
Worth wholesale Ss500.)
SUMMER NEEDS IN HoUSEFURNISHINGS
-NESCO OH. STOVES Guarantee your entire cooking
satisfaction Just the stove for summer use: the
Rock-wcave wick will last let us demonstrate this spcn-
did stove to you.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF
SAMPLE COATS MAKES
POSSIBLE THESE PRICES
$l9.75, $500, $500

In this season of glorious light
frocks, light weight wrappy coat
is very necessary and these sam
pie coats at sample prices makes
it possible for every woman and
miss to own her favorite style.
Second Floor South.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

Warm weather finds every woman look
ing about for Hat that answers every re-
quiremcnt. It must be light in weight and
light in tone to harmonic with the dainty
colorings of her Summer clothes.
Her quest is ended happily in Crews
Beggs Millinery Section, where presented
now are irresistible Hats of Georgette,
organdie, taffetas. moire and leghorns, and
new feather creations.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

Exceptional values, full range of eolors,
40-in. wide; yard .............. ST .9S
Some good shades, but not a full line of
colors at, yard ................. 1.39
Taiban Valley news., 1921-11-11
Ire texas frea,t er At Home
lcontinued ir' m age il

lNoHthiNtu III nke
Bible fer nv guide" "When il
speaks. will speak, and as !
,peal,s, viii speak If iti- ST.
lent, | will relnain silent. What
God, through CArist AID TIE
Apostles, command d me 10 o
] will do, and do it heartily as to
thu lord and not Il men. v ina
il makes ma through ob4dience
10 his word, | will b., MINT a
s.ctarian Just s'mpIy a d's iple
aud friend OF j sps, as lie s'ys
in John is: IA "
II 20 would only, as iadividuals
think for Gurseives on these
t'ings. and how important they
Ar, t. our ovn fat ire welfare,
and act on them how much btt-
ter would be our own indvidu !
condition here and here ,fte j.
BLESSED one they tha' do h 8
commandments, that they may
have right to the ire OF lie, and
may enter in through tie gates
into the city" ,velations 90:
18.
How much such purse would
better tho condition OF the re.
ligious void.
Think what Christ would gain
and Satan would loose.
Gnd, through Christ would
gain the universal belief and con
sent of the world that Jesus was
the Christ. and son of God, and
that God had sent him into the
world to save the fallen sons and
daughters If Adam.
Satan would loose all the division
that nov exist by which, he causes
all religious wars, ana ttrifes to
be conlinuou SLY kept up, and
used by him s. effect ally to keep
persons from accepting Christ.
IL all would only do what God
and Christ mmand There
would be no religio Is differences
There would heno human names,
no human cret DIS, nor books oi
doctorne and discipline We all
would be only christians. Acts II:
%. What a grand union this
would bel What a grand and
good work this is for all who love
the Lord Jesus Christ in sincerity
and in truth
Let US labor for this glorious
union by acting fr our own
selves in joi ing this army of
christian soldiers, and not sectar.
ian rait ties.
shall write more later on.
Yours in love for the Master.
w. Fl Hodpe
Taiban Valley news., 1921-11-11
GOOD People ARE YOU
WITH Us IF YOU ARE
saw SO

Having received notice, thru
the columns of the, Sunday
Herald" issued October 80, 1921,
OF the concerted efforts of E. b.
'5arcia, District Attorney OF
Bernalillo county, New Mexico,
and the sheriff OF said county, to
stop Sunday dancing and to re-
strict public daDeit g in general,
we the faculty OF Taiban Con
solidated County High School,
both as teachers and as citizens
of Taiban, De Bsca county, N. M +.
and we, he citizens OF Taiban,
De Baca county, N. NJ. do here.
by go on record as heartily
commencing the above mention !.
ed Attorney and Sheriff. for Sheir
actions and intentions in matters
relative to the dancing evil.
And we further hereby stongly
condemn the Board OF County
Com missioners OF said Bernalillo
county, ia that they gave no sup
port to the movement.
Nov Be 1t Resolved; That a
copy OF these resolutions be
handed to the editor Of our local
paper for publication and that
copy Of the paper be sent to each
OF the three partie, to the contro
varsy, and that copy OF these
SesoIutions be sent to the "Sun-
day Herald" oil Albuquerque for
publication.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-11-11
UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL.

UNION SUNDAI oOHOUH.
Perry Keith, Superintendent.
Meets at 10 90 Am. every Sunday
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
aight.
You are cordially invited to attend
all of these scrviSs.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-11-11
BAPTIST.

Rev. c. D. Barb, Pastor.
Preaching, 4th Sunday in each month
5ours: II A. NJ. and P. M.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-11-11
CHURCH DIRECTORY,
PRESBYTERIAN,

r. V J. e S lsaamnn ''S'or.
Preaching, End Sunday in each
month; hours II A. NJ. and 8 = NJ.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-11-11
nr q. CHURCH SOUTH.

Rev. y. =. knight, Pm tor
Preaching lst and 3rd Sunday in each
month: hours. II u. m. an u p. NJ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
TheMO0dy Wife
Why She Failed
BY RUIZ AGNEs ABELING.

He had called her hts glrl-of-
many moods before he married her.
And 90 that she appealed 10 him.
When she was down IN the depths.
struggling with a nObody-loves-me
demon. he liked 70 jolly her along
and do such a number OF nice things
for her that she had TO acknowledge
that someone loved her very much.
When she was happy. verify gay
young witch-in such a mood she
could take his heart and play a
breathless game Of catch with Il. in
which he never knew quite what to
expect next But he liked IL
And when the storm got into her
blood. she ragged, she trampled on
him and cared not even a little for
how much she hurt; stunned and
sore at heart, he sought consolation
at the very hands that had 50 tor
tured him and found a sort Of ex-
qulsite JOY in the after-glow
But II was different. altogether
different. this coming home to a
wife who was moody. II was hard.
this sitting across the table from n
woman who was on the verge OF
tears or trying TO put food into a
hungry stomach when her tragic
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
FricaSSeed Oysters Recipe
Wins News Times Contest

their own liquor. remove from the
Ere and skim the oysters into a hot
tureen. put the cream. butter and
seasoning on the stove. stirring con-
stantly until Il thickens and then add
the beaten egg. Pour the mixture
over the oysters. cover thickly with
bread crumbs Place in quick over
TO brown.
MRS. r. SHERMAN.
1884 y Walnut ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17

eyes were gazing right through the
Bavar!an plates on the rack and see
ing some sad thing miles and miles
beyond.
He had come home half expecting
sympathy himself and ne found Il
hard 20 face, in that little supposed
ly-to-be haven OF his, Just what he
wanted 20 escape.
It was trying. this hoping 20 get
away from the jangling noises ani
strident voices OF the ofrfce. and
then finding a veritable tempest
which ragged anew whom NJ came.
merCiless. relentless.
He had so much OF this mood
ness TO meet at the office that when
he went home he wanted someone
on whom he could depend. some
one who would atune 20 his own
MOOD. someone who would forget
herself enough 20 think o. him
And 50 she failed. az his wife,
because in her moodiness she was
continually concentrating on herself.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
SPANISH HASH.

Two tablespoons butter. Il cups
of cooked rice. 2 large onions. ID.
chopped meat Ground steak prefer
red), cups stewed tomatoes, salt
and pepper TO taste. Put butter and
onions in frying pan and cook until
tender but not brown; add meat and
cook a few minutes, then add rice
and tomatoes, and season TO taste.