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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29

How are The neighbors in your
apartment house" Perfect Every
hody Is determined not 10 know any
body else Il Louisville Courier journal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29

They pay and pay big. The classifi-
cd ads in Every Evening ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
DAILY ECONOMY CALENDAR.
BAD HARlTs ~ RArfsG-

'opyrght. 1915, by the Mcclure News
pspeV Syndicate New York city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
TIE. SANDMAN STORY
rur RRtNE PRINCESS.
r. Abbie Phillips Maker

protected by george Matthew Adam,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
What Good Comes From Love
Giuen To A Married Man
Dorothy Says That the Girl Who Fails Love With the Husband Q
Anotc Never Know Clean Happiness of Love
S Always the Guilty Passion

,ho wheeler syol,c ate Inc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29

There are plenty Of women Who are
foolish enough 10 make this mistake
They let thoir youth So by while they
play about with some married man. and
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20

dropped his arm, had shrugged his shoulders indifferently and laughed scornfully. Now he remarked to Alix, with some bravado
 You girls still sleeping out ?' "Oh, a1ways-we all do"' Alix had answered readily. Peter has an ex- tra bunk on his porch; Cherry and have my porch. But you can be out or in, as you choose!
 Martin ventured an answer that made Cherry's eyes glint angriIy and brought a quick, embarrassed flush to Alixs face Alix did not enjoy certain type of joking. and she did not concede Martin even the ghost of d smile He immediately sobered and remarked that he himself liked to be. indoors at night. His suitcase was .afcordingly taken into the pleasant little wood smelling room next to Pc ter's. where the autumn sunlight: scented with the dry sweetness or mountain shrubs, was streaming
 (Continued To-morrow9
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20

effect was fresh and good.
 Girls going to rent this?" Martin asked.
 Unless you and Cherry come live .here," Alix said, boldly. He smiled tolerantly.
 ''Why should we'
 Well, why shouldn't you 9"
 ''Loafing. eh ?"
 ''No, not loafing. But you could transfer your work to San Francisco, couldn't you?"
 Martin smiled deep. wise. long enduring smile. pose ?" he asked. ''I love the way you women try to run things" he add ed, ''but I guess I'll paddle my own canoe for while longer!'
 There is no earthly reason why you shouldn't live here," Alix said pleasantly.
 .-rnere is no earthly reason why we shouid!" Martin returned. He was annoyed by a suspicion that Alix and Cherry had arranged between them to make this plan the alternative to a
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20
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divorce. "To tell you the honest truth, don't like Mill Valley"
 Alix tasted despair. Small hope of preserving this particular relation ship. He was. as Cherry had said. impossible.
 Well, we must try to make you like Mill Valley berter!' she said with resolute good-nature. of course, it means a lot to Cherry and to me to be near each other"'
 That may be true. too.' Martin agreed, taking the front seat again for the drive home.
 Alix was surprised at Cherry's pas sivity and silence, but Cherry was wrapped in sick and nervous dream, unable either to interpret the present or face the future with any courage. Before luncheon he had followed her into her room and had put his arm about her. But she had quietly shaken him off, with the nervous murnur: ''Please-no. don't kiss me, Martini"
 stung, Martin had immediately
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20
The Children's Corner
 of the Book Shop

One needs more than few minutes to look at this delectable treat for children in the way of good literature. "'The Cambridge Book of Poetry for chil- dren, edited by Kenneth Grahame who bet, ter than any other person might be de- pended upon to choose just the right things. $1.75 The Wind in the Willows" with illustra- tions by Maxfield Parrish. S3.50 '"The Pied Piper of Hamelin,'' with colored illustrations. S1.50 Kingsley's 'Water Babies" a new Edition de Luxe, beautifully illustrated with col ored prints, S5.0O Howard Pyle's Book of Pirates" The col bred illustrations in this book will thrill any youthful adventurer for many days,
 $500 East of the Sun and West of the Wind" with colored pictures, S1.50 '"Tom Brown at Oxford,' illustrated by Louis Rhead, colored illustrations, S1.75 A new edition of ''The Scottish Chiefs" put out by Scribners, S3.50 It is long since this book, so beloved by youth has been seen by many of us. Open ing at random the lines appear, "It was the iron head of an arrow which the moon had silvered and Ker, catching it up exclaim- ed: Wallace is safe! This calls us to Glenfinlass!"
 Main hoos. .
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20
Have You Visited the Read Gift Room Yet?

No matter what kind of a gift you may be looking for, for whatever occasion, you will probably find some thing that will answer in our Gift Room, There are rare pieces of china, real mahogany chairs and small stands and tables, some of them hand carved. Choice books, vases of art glass and hand hammered Roycroft wares together with all kinds of small .fripperies which women adore.
 On the Second floor, :
 the Tea Room.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20
The Art of Making Hair Nets

is shown at the Notion Department on the north aisle.
 A girl from far away Bohemia, wearing the gorgeous costume of her country, sits weaving with nimble fingers the gossamer nets of hair worn so generally by women today. These Nets known as La Tosca Nets are packed in a convenient style, one dozen
 For $1.25
 Notion Stock, Main floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20
Laces and l trimmings

Flounces and Flounces. The Span ish influence seems dominant at this department.
 Chantilly, Spanish, Radium and Filet, all in 36-inch flounces, black and colors.
 All-Over Laces, 36 inches, to. com bine
 Jet Flouncings, very wide, with bandings.
 Chiffons and Tulles in all favorite shades.
 Gold and Silver Cloths, light or heavy weight. Metalline in brilliant hues. Silver and Gold F1ouncings. Heavy Metal and Silk All Overs.
 Main floor, Center aisle.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20
A New Hat for Saturdays Game?

Youthful styles of Duvetyn and Felt. A new note is the flower trim ming on these materials, strange flowers which never grew on bush or tree, fruits and acorns, a glint of tin sel which brightens dull color.
 There is a wonderful choice for those who like small hats and with a fur coat nothing is in higher favor.
 $12.5O and $15.OO
 Many of these are Rawak models.
 Second
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20
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 <s1ab/Isheo 1857
 The Store Closes Daily at O'Clock.
Black as a Crow's~Wing

N6gug6GS
 for boudoir wear
 Made of flmy chiffon Georgette draped pro fusely with sombre Spanish lace Georgette and outlined with jet they bewitching beyond expres- sion.
 Envelope Cherises of Georgette Crepe the skirts finished in Van Dyke points, the tops of black Chantilly lace. Shoulder straps of twotoned satin ribbon black and King blue.
 Knickers of Satin, Crepe de Chine and Truhu Silk which have slight garntures of French flowers. The bottoms have embroidered net bands tied with ribbons.
 Night Dresses of Crepe de Chine and Truhu Silk. These have plain tailored tops hemstitched, while fronts and shoulder straps have hand embroidery work done in black
 Boudoir Caps black lace and net some of them with a glint of gold silver tied with ribbons of blue orchid.
 Costume Slips of Crepe de Chine and Truhu Silk, and these are to wear under black evening frocks The tops finished with picot edgng and have ribs bon bows.
 Negligee of Georgette Crepe with angel sleeves and finely plated skirt. Panels and sleeves outlined with jet and finished with tassels.
 Spanish Negligee of fine accordion plaited chiffon thin black silk with over drapery and sleeves Over all is drape of Chantilly lace 1S
 TT
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20
Across the Moon
 fly the Witches 'reparing for Hallow Eve.

One has flown into the Dennison Section bringing black and yellow cut outs, cats, pumpkins, lanterns, fes- toons and host of novelties to use at Hallow Eve suppers.
 5 to 50 cts.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20

'It didn't happen in Germany"
 .'But Germany didn't really have a Krassine retorted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
PRIZE PIG FRUSTRATED
Famous BIRD hunting Porker. on
Point for Three Days Sans Food,
Collapscs Under Strain.

NATCHEZ, Miss. Feb 4. -- Tho
famous bird hunting hog owned by
Tucker GIBSON. widely known Louis
lana huutsman, has suffered merry
Gus prostration' and is In "a sorinAs
condition, according to it's owner,
VINO recently brought the hog here
from Louisiana to train Tor the
spring trials
According to Mr.. GIBSON after the
field trials in which he felt assured
his porcinc phenomenon would
make good in competition with the
dogs entered, he had intended ex-
hibiting the hog I'm vaudeville and
with this end in view. had secured u
number OF birds to be employed In
tho act. Mr.. Gibson LETT home for
several days, leaving the birds in n
cage. on his return he found the
porker had located the birds and
had been pointing therr continu-
ously for thee days and nights The
intense mental strain. together with
the fact that the hog had not eaten
during that time, he said, brought
on general collapse
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
Outgoing Officials Get
Three Days Pay That
Belonged to Successors

Special to Tho world.
TAHLEQCAH. Feb. 5.-Chero-
kce county officials. in making
out their claims for salaries for
the month Of January find that
the democratic officials. when
they retired on the third day ot
January, drew three days pay for
that month. As is tolerably we'll
known, the first day Of January
is holiday and the offices we're
closed, while the day after. which
was sunday. Is not recognized AS
working day. ana on Monday.
the third, the offices were turned
over to the republican officials
elected in November
The present officials will draw
fun pay for the month of Jsnu-
airy. which is their due, as their
compensation Is by the month. but
controversy may arise concern
ing the issuance of warrants for
the three days above referred to.
in which case it may be necessary
to 90 before the courts In order
that the matter may be properly
aired and settled.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
Many Muskogccans to kendall Ever.
ttspS

Muskogac win send greetings to
Tulsa and the University Of Tulsa
on Charter day February s. Not
only will many Muskogceans attend
the exercises incident upon the re-
naming uf the old Henry Kendall
college. but u message Of good cheer
and greetings will bc made up from
among former students, teachers and
friends Of the institution that was
taken from Muskogcc more than Is
years ago.
a meeting OF those Interested in
Henry Kendall Will ho held in the
Presbyterian church at ~. 30 tomor-
row attcrnoon--immcd cdiatcy after
the morning services to formulate
a message of good Will
Gabe Parker superintendent Of
the Five Civilized Tribes and promi.
ncnt Presbyterian. is asking those
formerly connected with the insti-
tition 10 the meeting.
Other Muskogecaus who will take
part in the program at Tulsa next
week include Il. ]. Tighe, city school
superintendent, and Miss Aiice
Robertson, congressw oman-clcCt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
Dairying Takes n Boost

Special to The World.
PERRY. Feb, 5,-Thc Kaufman
Creamery company is erecting a new
creamery on West G street, between
Seventh and Eighth streets New
machinery is on the way and II is
hoped that tho now equipment Will
be installed and ready for operation
some time in March. This company
has outgrown it's old plant, the mar
ket for creamery products in this
section having expanded rapidly In
the past few years, and the dairying
industry OF Noble and surrounding
counties having made great progress,
due TO the good market conditions
hare
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
Two Men Doomed to Electric CHAIR.

Muskogec fricnds Of Robert W
BIakclv and John O.. Lcdbettcr have
virtually abandoned efforts To save
the two men from death in the cloc-
tric chair February Is. With the
decision OF state officials against
granting Clcmency 20 either man.
friends and relatives believe there is
nothing more that can be done.
I.edbetter was convicted of XIII
ing his rival IN love, Robert More
land, while Blakoly shot and Killed
his stepdaughtcr and sweetheart,
Effie May Afford, In u tit OF jeal-
ousy. They will be the first white
men from Muskogee TO suffer the
death penalty.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

Muskogce has gained over 1000
since the 1890 census ana now tx q
city Of about 32,bO0. according to
comparative figures OF school regis
tration. water meters and directories
Annexation of several small sections
on the outskirts uf the C.ty also has
been in part responsible The school
enrolment has gained over 400 In
a year. while the number of water
users has gone up over 5oO'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
Ners of Muskogee
POTATO.CURING
PLANT PLANNED
Initial Capacity of $4,000
Bushels; May Attempt
Project in Tulsa

Spccis, TO The world.
MUSkOGEE. Feb. 5...N 100000
plant for curing and storing sweet
potatoes viii be built here, If plans
started by tho chamber OF com
mercc are carried through. T.. 4,
Gilmore Of Dallas. Texas, is behind
the project and will be assisted by
the local business men through the
chamber Of commerce.
An initial capacity of 80 600 bush
els will be provided for. with addi-
tons as the market grows better.
Backers of the plant hope 10 make
sweet potatoes the chief crop In this
sec ion to supplaut cotton. Present
plans are for the erection OF "a simi
lar plant in Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
WEW0KA MAN IS HUNTED
Fugitive on Charge OF Embrzzling
$4,000 of Countyis Funds.

BY Associated Press state Wire.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. &c. II.
Bean OF Wewoka, county treasurer
of Seminole county, has been "A fu-
Eitivc for more than "A month,
charged with embczzling approx
mately $4,000 OF county funds, ac-
cordlng to information made public
today at the state examiner and
inspectors office at the state house.
An information charging him with
embezzlemcnt was sworn to by an
assistant to the state inspector, who
found the accounts short, 1t was
stated,
The slar>rst single item INCLUDED
in the alleged cmbczzlemcnt is said
to be about $4,000. The loss is fully
covered by the treasurer's bond, 1t is
said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

baum David \. G1tcs viii preside
t the conference. and among tho-'
slated for addresses are =. T.. Free.
ing John EmhrN and John y
kramer An federal state ana
county executive officers are IN
vItcd and word has been received
insuring the prcFvnCo of many
county HttutucNs shcrifts. Indian
service officials. federal attorneys
and mnrshaIs also Prohibition Com
missioner John T. Kramer aud In.
dian Commissioner cato Sells.
supper ou Thursday viii hc
served ut the stNtchouse cafeteria.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
CALLS CONFERENCE


= TTITiT 10 7 TTV " VTTV
OKLAHOMA C1TN. Ecb. GA
conference hns boon called OF all
officers concerned m law enforce .
mcut In the state. To- meet Thursday
ana Friday next n the stat,houer
here, in the courtroom ot the crim-
Wal court OF appeals. Prominent
speakers will promote topics pcrti-
ucnt to the object OF the meeting.
each topic being suggestive and win
be followed 10y open discussion
Governor Robertson viii open tho
session. followed by Mrs Josephine
VI Huhl and Hon " r. Laugh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
Organizes Employment Agency.

An employ yment agency, the first
one to be esta blished In Sapulpa,
has been started by Mrs. Mabel BRs-
sett, Humane agent. SO many peo-
Pile have called on her to supply
them with employers and employees,
that she decided to systematic the
work SO a filing system has been
started and she now keeps tho
names OF people looking for work
and those seeking help. She re-
ported today that the number seek
ing work exceeded those asking for
employees.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
ont, Three GA, of Church

NIUII| s. Z. TOO- o TW0
town. population ..l29." the guild,
book avrrs. claims worlds record.
\ church survey announced today
disclosed only two mon aud boy
who are not church Womhors, tai.
Ing ~ Years as minimum age. The
vpmcutolk vcrc unanimous.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
FOR CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL
rhird Community IN NOhlC county
\sl~ for Consolidation.

special iu lNV NufIN.
FERRY. Fcb Residents ~
Biss aud surrounding country have
ptuUuuDd for the establishment ot
a consolidated school district. SO.
iiccs are being sent out Co the vot
crs ut the district of meeting To
bc held at Rliss February ~, at
which time The matter viii be out
nprd and discussed and plans for
building, equipment and trdusppr.
Atiuu service will bc considered
THIS is the third community uf the
county to come to the front on tho
matter of ccntraliznE their schools
summer having ono iu operation aud
Rcdrock now formulating plans FOR
the establishment OF u large gchoul
there.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
Muskogcc County Gets Another y. q

MobbCrs FaIIN has Deen auU'U 10
the list of Muskogee county postof
fices in the presidential grade The
salary of the postmaster viii be
S1,100, according to word received
here today.
other third-class pOstoffices In
the county incluGe Bovnton, with
$1,000 salary; Fort Gibson, with 81
ZOO pcram, with $1,000, and Braggs
with 81 400. Haskell is the only sec
ond-class office, with $4,000 salary
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
MusLogcc.Miami Trains or

Two passenger trains ON the kan
sas. Oklahoma a Gulf railroad, OPP
Grating between MuskoEce and
Miami. will he discontinued begin
ming MqudaN q was announced at
the railroad headquarters here to-
day Decrease IN traffic ~ assigned
as the cause.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
Buys Site for Elevator

optc,a' 10 The World.
PERRY, Feb. 5.-Thc town OF
Kedrock vacated a street adjacent TO
me santa Fe right-of-way and deed
"a II To tho Farmers Co Operative
Elevator a Warehouse Co. yesterday.
Ine Farmers Cooperative will pro-
eetd at once to build a large modern
elevator, costing in the neighborhood
OF 1l5OOO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
High school Athlete Jaywalhs; Hurt

Jaywalung brought serious inSiry
to Troy Lambert. high school ath-
Ietc. today. lie was struck by an
automobile dGvcn 10y Il. - Jones.
oil man, and badly bruised and
shaken, though no bones were
broken. Ho is IN The hospital re-
cciViuE treatment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
Ne,cs of SdpuIpd
sapulpa G.; OF G. Opposed to winslow.

SAPU1.PA, Feb. 5.--A telegram
stating the position of the chamber
of commerce of this city on the
Wlnslow bill in congress has been
sent to Washington by the secretary
j. II. y. cobb. Mr.. Cobb, received
a message from Superintendent of
the Frisco. l.. n. Bassett, asking that
the chamber OF commerce do this.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
New $50 900 Building Going Tn.

4. Ed Williams, undertaken, has
announced plans for the construc-
ton of $4,000 building TO house
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

\ novcl check book is an ornamcn-
tai metal affair that can be hung ON
a watch chain. the checks being
small aud folded twice To fit inN'e
~ when closed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

clio and Frank Escabacci, ono or
whom fired the shot, pleaded guilty
to second degree murder and drew
prison sentences, after Il jury had
disagreed iu their trial on a fira'
degree charge. McNally was con
victod by jury OF murder IN the
first degree.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
Knnnir I.lIAs, nnil,IInp

hts business ID viii hc ON West
Okmulgcc, west Of the pustoft,cc.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-06
CUELL0 DE- PIEL DE zORRA
MANCHURlAN.
$4.Ag.
Adorable en- Seda

Solamente 81 nolpbre y direction y L
~nlandar6 este ouellO de piel a listed. Us.
ted no paga un adlopenltVo haata que 81
cuellp Sc le sea entregado a su puerta por
q agente de c0rreos. Esta Is una oportuni
dad m~aravillosa de obtener I'M ouellc
de ptel de 4a.q0 por &4.46. Nueetro preclo
es asombrosamehte baltic. COmparelo con
otros Y YEA por listed mlsmO.
UNA MECHSiDAD De M0pA
Toda mnjer de estIlo esta nOrtando I'm
cuelle de piei con su levas veslida, tnnipo
0 cprpiho. Es propio para tpda OCCASION,
Este cue1lo estA nech0 de piel de zorTa
De MaHohuria. 81 oual tiene pel0 largo,
suave " sedpso. Esta no es IA genuina yo-
IRA Americana, pero durara mucho me-
Jor que la genuina.
Ell eueilQ es una forma grande dc amir
NAL con Ia caheza en- I'M ladQ v la cola
Y uhas en- ei otro. Aforrado TODD con soda,
Tambien Dian de soda alfededof del cuello.
Muy ernnde y gracioaa. Colnres negro,
cafe. Lucille o pardo.
MANDE AHORA Solamente su nombre
v direoeianzningtn dinegos Cuand0 FL
cpello de piel afripe pagdele I'll agents de
coFreos stl45 por IL niisno Nosotros he.
mos pagado los gastos de envi0. Porte q
cueIIo. 81 no 10 haya TODD 10 que listed
esperas deyuelyaloi. Y gustosainente le de-
v6lveremos 81 dinerO inmedIatamente.
HstR es nnesfrp arrtesgoZnq el suEosi
Este SECURE de dar ell color. Ordene poi
el numero II.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-06
NO QUEDRA
DOMESTIGAR IN
CATO NONIEl
NJ. DodsQn Aarlerie qus No 4
use Il haidmeFo y pehgrp-
s. falpmsI

III calomeI hacR saliYari hs mefep'
Irto. El caIomel acida como dipamita
sahra 81 hieado enfermo. epana1 n
|caiomel entfa ca cpntaptp con les aQl.
dos. choca contra eilos caneandQ Ca
|lamhraa y nausea.
ST Sc siente biIlaso, con dnlor De ca-
heza j todo desiallecldo. vaya CON 81
~boticario s compfe una bolelia DC
|nodsnn's Liver Tone fT6nico para Ell
'Hfgado de Dodson) POT unos cuantoz
c~entavos. 81 cual es I'm substitute We
getal ~inofensivo en- lugar del peligro5o
calomel. T6mese una c~ucharada, , 81
no lie hace funcionar su hfgado meior
y ms pronto que Ell desagradable Gallo
mel sin enfermarle, eutonces yaya y
pida que lie devuelvan su dinero.
81 listed toma 'calomel hoy estara
enfermo y nauseado mahana ademas,
le hara salivar. mientras que 81 toma
81 Dodson's Liver Tone Sc despertara
.sinfiepdpe muY bien. lenp de- amhi-
ci6n y iisto par 81 tfabaio'o las diver
stones. rs inbfensivo. agradable para
y SECURE para darlo a los nidca
y les gusta mucho g eetos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-06

Minor Rnduiph Das6 4 Ia mansion
eterna 81 did y de sepfiembre en- su ca
"a r~essde15cia VI Mora II M Nacft
Ell Rociada. n. MI. condado de sar
MikdeI ~ 1854. IN nadre Minor Ru
s1inh vino 1 Nuavn Mexico ~ Elk
fon' MARYLAND. Era Ne descendencie
Escocds nrimo "a ia esposa dei Pre-
sidente James a. Garfield. su madre
era ~Cand9Iarfa Il. Rudulph. descendien
he de distinguidas famiIias faosehas.
ri AZ Ruduynh fla edheado a; ii
lcolegio De SANTA Marta en Mora 4 en-
III raIapio ~ san Mie,tel III santa n
Vic elecfo subeTi fenSente de al
cuelas del oondado Nj duadalnpe en
lisSs, mas dsspues caando Il condado