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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-06-16
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County of MorrisOn)

State of minnesota
County of Morrison}
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Freder-
iclSa Roth, Deceednt: IL
The State of Minnesota to all persons
interested in the final account and dis
tribution Of the estate of said decedent:~
The Representative of the above named
decedent, having filed in this Court his
final account of the administration OF
the estate Of said decedent together
with his petition praying for the adj
justment and allowance of said final
account and for distribution Of the res
idue of said estatejt the person. there
Therefore: You and Each Of You, are.
hereby cited and required to show
cause, if any you have, before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House. in the City Of Little
Falls, in the County Of Morrison, State
Of Minnesota, on the 3rd day of July
1922, at ten o'clock "A. M, why said
petition should not be granted
Witness. the Judge Of said Court, and
the Seal .of= said Court, this 9Th day of
June, 922 S PSI # as #
e. RoSENldEIER
s# Attordey To-. etitioner.
American National Rank Bldg,
title F. lkinnssotas 1t-17
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-06-16

r. M: A. FORTIER. M. D., c. NJ.
~ Graduate Of Victoria University.
Montreal. Canada. Office at residence.
corner. Third St.. and Second Ave.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

STEPHEN c. VAsALY, Counsellor at
- Law: First Mortgage Loans. Office
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ESTATE OF ROBERT GRUBER

ORDER LIMITING TINE TO FILE
CLAIMS, AND FOR HEARING
THE REON
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ESTATE OF JOHN SCHULTZ, DE-
CEDENT

CITATION FOR HEARING ON PETI-
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ESTATE OF FREDERICIXA ROTH

CITATION FOR HEARING ON FINAL,
49,. ACCOUNT AND FOR DIS
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ESTATE OF BARTHEI. ADAMSkI,
DECEDENT

CITATION FOR HEARING ON PETIT
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USE Hen % " mt ADS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17

NEW york. Fob 11-Thcre l.
an air. az qunlntnct- about tn"
n,tks which are being shown for
midsummer wear. \ trIflc lon
ger unN % bin more full ~ 10
skirt with Snug hitie hodlcos. they
liurk back tn the period NJ small
waists. hips and the IKE.
Tho lattice trimming which %
finds on some Of tho newest gowns
tends To holghtyn thc effect oil old
fashioned dalntiuess
THIS claire gown combine black
cnutuu crepo with soft mauyc chlf-
Ton touched with bits ~ silver RIB
hon
Tho mauyc chiffon wu!ch o. Nis-
ible below the lattice s%calioplng AT
the hem lsnc Of the skirt, IL a
cumpleie pctticOat fastened 20 the
dress at the belt. Tao pctiicOat In
its most modern version b. % slim
sheath Of soft material which b.
really @ part Of the gown being
matoncd with the skirt a. thc waist
line.
Tho hat. worn with thc fruck,
also q claire model. h. of lavender
tagcl hcl,ilg -ashcd with lavender
fuffUfa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
TAX COMPARISONS

AH H. JOHN ItEltNS. She state educational
Az showing the present rntc, in a uumbrr
of the middle and W tern states. II is worth
some study by those who want 10 know the
facts as 10 New Mexico relative po.iiion IN
the great nation-wide tax problem. II shoots
full of holes the reiterated contention OF those
prophets of moom who hold that the tax sim.
"'''" ~ wv" "'N'' Fl" TUE ""'" 'h '"r'h'
A short time AGO a prominent Colorado busi.
ness man came 60 Albuquerque in his cap,city
as district head ct an important business and
social organization To the local board Of di
rcctnrs of that organization he told a story ,f
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
TOM SIMS SAYS

Now D. 10, Imc Tor ol good weather To- ONE TO
the aid of ts country.
wha urfv. our Girls run around sol worries
o. i,ading cluu woman. May be- hunting mother.
THIS fad Of cntirr raw food probably started N a
boarding houao.
Fire which broke out In a.. = treasury seemed to
think, like congress hat wa have money TO burn
It b. easy TO Rccp things coming your way II you
go theirs
Health hint. Ncycr argue with O street car over
ihr right of way.
The bridegroom who gave % minister o. worthless
check certainly dldn G marry Tor money.
Landlords profit by our mistake In not being one.
q man who m always polite TO boil. VIII, Ia com
pnny duysnt always remember thut Two is cumuJus
brown sasar f dropping Pure maplc 4rup viii
be- plentiful
Babe Ruth lcn The stage to speak at % club. bat
hv may have been singing and they didn't know Do
s,udinp o. wirsic-4 wave without o. permit r h,
iHic,t crime wave.
ono mice taIup abou, poison booze - a man kl.
himself Instead VI his wife.
The nrs, ~aNophonc was made In 1916 ana som,
people haven't seen the joke yet.
There is nothing about o. crouch TO mako a for.
truo Fr.l,.
Frame" is making aluminium coins. Thcn none,
won @ Toe such a. burden.
with apologies Co Mr.. Kipnug and tho peace
puroy W. claim Fast iH least and west Is best
Some Things Roing ON behind the screen belong
behind a screen.
Tho mailed fHt looks shaly when written hy o.
p~,atafnce pen.
The man with the least credit takes tho least ear.
OF &c.
Italy lis spinning cloth out 81 glass. People VIII,
have glass cloth th0uldu 9 make L. into bathing suits
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17

time and money. gathering information that
may be assembled from the library shelves in
a few hours.
There is too great a tendency" this H.
brarian says, "to consider Il public library
merely aS an accumulation of assorted litera-
ture a place where the newest fiction rs to
be obtained where everything, IN short, is far
removed from the practical interests Of life.
OF course everyone who has had anything
10 do with public libraries and their use will
recognize the truth of this experienced ibrar
ian's observations. This kind OF neglect OF
the library as an asset is common to all com
munities.
IN the case of Albuquerque our public Il
hrary is a neglected asset in more ways than
one. In fact lis appearance. inside aud ont.
suggest, that it !, neglected in every way, Il
is true that necessity has forced the use of q
portion Of the building as a public school and
n is difficult tO maintain such a combination
within the same four walls with any degree
OF harmony or progress for either institution.
But the time is near when the library building
can be relieved Of its school service and the
city should then be prepared TO put the build
ing into such condition as TO make 1t attra'-
tive as 10 exterior and inviting rs 10 It's stack
and reading rooms.
10 utEil WIN. ihe library huilullR was u
gift 10 the city by a generous citizen. The
glfe deserved better care than il has received.
Appropriations for the maintenance aud stock.
ing Of the library shelves have always been
meager. The best efforts OF faithful lbrar,
ians cannot overcome snch handicaps.
I'm Albuquerque more than in any other
small city in the country the public library
should have generous maintenance and careful
upkeep. Thus maintained it can be mad. into
a very important community asset. This city
has q very considerable population of those
who are forced into idleness through i'll health.
For that portion of the population. which we
advertise for and welcome. the library should
be- made attractive. That is incidental TO It's
possibilities for increased usefulness to the
whole population. As matters stand the H.
brary is used but little, measured by the u.s.
that might be expected from a city of this size
We are told that the city may not issue bond.
for library building or Improvement. Their,
are other ways to get the money and sufficient
money should be provided 10 remodel shi'
building, and 10 so maintain Il that il vii
mean something more to the great minority ~
The community than the foundation for o clock
tower, housing a clock Of eccentric character
istics.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
NEW YORK'S LABOR COURT

TIE New York assembly is considering a
bill to establish Am industrial court. The
bill is reported 10 have very strong sup
port and to be likely 10 pass in the immediate
future. Modelled after the Kansas court to q
certain extent. it differs widely in that no in
dependent court is created. The go Sernor
would be empowered TO call the Supreme court
into a special term 20 be- known as the ''indus-
trial relations term to hear labor disputes.
Under the terms Of the act the court would
be empowered to take over and operate indus
tries essential TO the public peace. health and
safety during periods Of strikes or lcckouts.
II would affect all employers aud employees en-
gagged in the manufacture, transportation and
distribution Of food, clothing, building mate
rials, fuel-and all essentials.
II the history Of Now York during Inc past
twenty months is any sample Of the immediate
feature, the supreme court, if this act passes,
win be likely TO be in session az industrial
relations court during every business day
and Frequently ON sundays. It will have to
know how 10 manage everything from a milk
truck to a shirt factory. 1t will he a busy
court.
An industrial relations court should have no
other responsibility, In all reason that re-
sponsibilty alone is enough for any court and
win command all its wisdom.
Yet eventually these beginnings will be
found 10 have pointed the way tc a solution
Of our complex problems Of employment that
is, provided this nation proposes 10 be and re-
main under a government of laws and not Of
men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
BraleyS
- Daily Poem


Tl, world s gone TO ruin
And in my detection
IN, future looks blue iu
Mosi every direction;
Life ism worth living
And nobody loves mo.
There o. no one be- giving
a darn how fate shoscs me.
Existence n dreary.
Tho thought makes mo shlvor
n wercnt 10 weary
ia plunge In the river;
chill damp is the weather.
Al joy h forgotten
And. Viewed altogether.
The whole game b. rotten
You think am sharing
Rhc mood and the manner
or ports dcspniring
Who wave "a wet hammer,
Who WAY very fearful
or verse aud of feature
80 truly. I'm cheerful
4 hight hearted creature.
Rut down In the basement
The steam heat H. warning.
And outside my easement
The chill sleet Is raining:
And therefore my curses.
Al poets take warning
You can't write glad verses
Al two in the morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
Business Tips
BY ALBERT APPLE

steel ingot production now D.
tguu tyIrs vu ptr us inst tuiy.
Whch ihe INDUSTRY nv bottom y
siait"d Hr slow Jaw tooth Upward
movement
Ste'i output b. 80 per cent az
',.s ~ ~ WINS az 1880
.''s '"u'l' 70 ~ ~"
.n
~, J." I"uu S"t"N"' ""'
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t.u""'p'' -
i'.i''t Ii' !" ~
'.i' ipuu't,uh n."' ~
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10 "'''- NV
~el.tFA' pllo. ~ l',lulhS -
.,,tV
- ,at -" ~
'"l''
lhrce-ioutthr OF AoNico on
OUTPUT now h"ui INC I''"i". y
flowing INTO United Sthtea. ihlh
continues uh q neat lhiiheh''' Net-
-. 80
W I. h..n,a .,an, IN.
sf,ta' 49, n.,S
h." ,n.nsd I,Stcn is
"a. s-a,, h.f,s th,rnuyhlv villa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
Story Number 6s3
By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

There were many other places
in Misttnd. and Nancy and Nick
missed mono - them, thanks to the
RindnesH Of nuskins and scool-
along.
The queer little train stopped
neat at Fog Town. whore fairies
were niiins large bags with the
thick misty auiff ana Tying the
tops with string
- thought log was sort ~ "a
nuisance. said Nancy, When
we &c out huNing a ride and Il
gets ioEsy. Daddy always says. on.
ifut d "A nuisance, because no
cant see where he IN gui6E.
No. a1id Buskinr, fog Isn't
always n nuisance. Usually il Is
kind lis chief use d 70 fool Jack
Frost. Al this time OF year. when
be ought 10 be minding his man.
nera and hiking off @ the nky,
Jack generally hiding round
watching hia chance to nip tho
fruit 50 the fog fairies have to
ulay policeman and when he's
around, they open their bags so
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
Cnninnrd Ilom Our fnst I.4no


tuniinurd from puf last Issue
Tho door OF thr lnrar room
,r,u.d Dus D.lI, H. c.,.
., ~.
'''" '"' '"'' NV 'f'H ''
the Two Euniu'u 'iI'nSd clcn oiha
steslmlu .liItd over to the
,d,.E tu. r.rbt hand drau,.d
y" y" w" .ppaIen''N
cure "'u IhtN"i'
Si'''i
'' lH' ""Nu".'
N'.'L "Neu' so
"llNih I'D iH" 'N "h't
prom ... H.." come Tue shatH
angry Iilh ' N"i'et ahu'''
' HiI huii"t i"i'
throuth lh' rum iii eyes sW
i' 80 'HIIn VINO hHd u''n a mes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
DIGESTION

\ good flow OF healthy castle
Juice depends upon many fnctora
Regularly In time Of meals is u
OF the greatest. A lot Of people
nre careless in this respect and
consequently good food b. often
blamed for poor digestion when
n was really - bruKcn schedule
that caused the upset.
Efficient mastication h another
factor In putting the stomach in a
good humor to receive food ana In
sending tho food down Ia such a
shape az to be taken care OF with
ease.
The pleasant sensations from The
sight. smell and taste OF food not
only make the mouth water but
the stomach an well Some foods
stimulate "a flow OF gastric juice
ASIDE from any pleasant sensations
they mas produce and are % great
value whoa the appetite fails or
when for some reason the stom-
ach X responses 10 food are weak.
Water u such a food and may
hc taEon q TOW minutes before OF
M the beginning Of "A meal with
positivo stimulating effects
The most efficient gastric slim
ulntunta aia those substances which
Elvc flavor 10 meats. hence the
advantage OF meat early Ia the
meal
u IL also well 20 begin a meal
with soups containing extracts Of
meat. az houillon, consommo and
other Kinds with meat stock as a
foundation when the stomach re-
sponscs are fcchle.
In this fact We find the chief
reason for beef broth Tor invalids,
hut since beef brnih itsclf has lit
'ic II any fuel value II could be
accompanied with Humc-roal food
which IL viii help TO digest.
The state OF mind u another lac
or affecting the flow % gastric
iricc. a general uervuuH state is
very quichly reflected In the stom-
ach.
Attention TO tho appearance of
food on tho table and other tricks
OF the trade which tend to put
he prospective eater ~ a happy
frame ~ mirt are worth while
from thih point Of view.
F~Ncitcmcuf. worry. anger. hin.
fatigue, in fact. any emotional
rain tonds To retnrd the digestive
aruccfucf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17

rent. To tho nrc-nEh'or- That
glimpse OF the landscape told an
appalling fact. The demon mad
cHo fpyd below from San Ia,lnto
Canon aud boon swept westward
by u slant OF wine with the speed
OF an express train. They were
trapped hy the hack-firt lu l luby-
rinth from which there appeared
no escape Every path OF ,Nlt WAS
blocked The flames had leapcd
from hilltop To- hilltop.
Dave spoke quietly We Sc got
"a chance n W keep our hotia.
There au old mining tunnel here
uhuuts FOLLOW me, and stay TO-
gcthsr
Ih. tunnel was q shullow one IN
"a hillside. Dave stood aald, aud
counted the mon us they passed IN.
Their place OF refuge was packed
with smoke. a tree crashed Gown
tt the mouth and presently a Soc
Ond one. Thcsv. blazing. sent mur,f
heat in 10 cook the tortured men
inside. In that bnkehouse OF hell
men showed uEaiu their nature,
curs.ng. praying, storming or weep
ing as they lay.
fhc prospect hole became "a mad
house a big Hungarian, crazed
w NN' WI NA'NA ~ AN' fNNANA NNNhH
leaped Ia his feet aud made lur
the blazing hiii outside,
Back there! Dave shouted
hoarsoly
The big follow rushed him. Ills
leader flung him back against the
rock wall. He rushed again.
screaming la cta2cd anger san
dcrs struck him down with tho
barrel of the forty-two The Hun
Earinn lay where he foil Cor 3D. tow
minutes. then crawiod back frum
the mouth Of the pit.
Firc-crifpcd and exhausted. he
drupped down AT last into forget
~fuluoss Of pain And tho uumes.
which had fought with such saV-
age fury to blot oui The little eroup
uf mon. fell back sullonly in defest.
The line of fire had pissed owes
thtm.
ln the fresh air the men revived
quickly Thcy weni back Iuf1 tAa
cavern druEFed on thnse nf
their companions no yrt able 10
help Themselves Three out ~ the
20 would never helm thfmfrltsa
again. They had persisted loo the
tunnel
CHAPTER NNfV.
The women Of Mnlnpl responded
generously to the call Joyce made
upon them 10 back their men IA
the fight against the fire ia thc
chuparrAl. Now they cooked and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17

he IAN see where the appll
cherries are.
AMER that they visited \
Town. whore the snow fairies
but q was closed for the seaEJ
all the houses were bosrdj
The snow ialrioH were having
Gallon, most likely up at the
Pole.
That was the last Of the
Ia Miatlnnd. "a the visitors
Scootalong \ train again for 1
turn trip, This time Scontnls
them look Inside Of his engliI
they could see the little steal
riea pushing the wheels arou|
They soon arrived al the
where the apple tree olevatd
waiting. SO thanking ScooI
and bidding him Eoodbyd
Twins and buskins descend
the earth.
shall see you onrc morl
dies said Buakine, as ,hel
them goodhy. There Ia Ind
country In the iand-of.uT-l
Air that You would like 10
am sure II In Smoke Land
Ito Bc COniinued)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
NEGLECTED ASSET

IN q current magazine the librarian Of a
great library IN a great eastern city refers
> 10 that Institution as "a neglected business
asset. - lie points ont that even great business
institutions which consider themselves models
Of efficiency and economy send men scurrying
throughout the world at enormous expense in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17

Private William
A l3ellor recent
~ won urht
award as a pit
anist IN "a con
cert az hicago
Musical college.
pellcr genius
Tor music wis
revealed W d @ n
he sought aid
from the goy
ernmcnt rehab-
ilitaiion service
In finding q linz
of work at which
he could make
his living
Now 4 nclo
sam ~ giving
him - musical
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
Women'S Affairs
Home Hints
PUDDING s,rCi
sister Mary r,iis How ~ Nal
several New Ones.

sister MARY Tciis How 10 MAJ
several Ncw Ones.
Perhaps you are Tired Of whll
pas cream ana hard sauce az .
pany pudding satiuos
anib urante sauce IN d"licioi
over a baked or steamed fruit pus
u.las. Ine pudding VIII serve eigl
copiounly or 10 comfortably ~
pudainE uses the yolks and %
sauce the whites OF the eggs. d.
.ne sauce might he used with Z
cpgleas steamed pudding u U
yulks used for salad dressing
Orange sauce.
Three eggs tWhitosl. l Ia tui
powdered sugar, lemon Cuicel'
orange
beat whitos OF eggs with a whls
Iil st4tf and dry. eitt sugar SLOW
into whites. beating constantly "A
ne srittcu rtnd Of both IN" o|
tuKei. Slowly beat In the strains
Juice OF the lemon aud one FRANK
..cat wei ana soon aft'
making ~ the sauce must stni
amy length of time beat well Do
fore serving M the fruit jutc" 50
atates slightly.
Mock Whipped Cream.
Two eggs (Whifert, Gun pow
dered agar. / large apple.
Gtntp ami. into howl add Aug'
and ogr whites and beat with
dover buater an stiff.
Gold sauce.
one Gun powdered Sugnr. i-g q,
huttsr. 3 errs
l'ut all ingredients In top y az
bic boiler Beat until MAUI
thivScnE aud remove from ttf"i
Vanilla Cream sauce.
Two eggH. la cup sugar. 2 ca
milk. 2 tablespoons butter. J III
Gpoua vgnilln
Heat aurs woIi and heat IN sugI
Put an ingredients in ton Of dnAl
boiler and cook. stirring constal
~. over hot wu,er until as thick |
cream. Remove from fire Gnd N
In vanilla.
Sut and Date Pudding.
Tnr.o eggs tyulks1. l-g u n
tex ~ cups flour, 2 teaspoi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
LEARS A WORD EVERY DAY.

Today's word ~ PANnEMoN1uM.
Tts pronouuced-pan-de de momentum with ae-
cent on thr third syllable.
10 means-a wild uproar, noise. tumuli, rack
ct"
Il comes from-oreek pan. an. aud dai-
mon, demon.
us used Ike his The nelghbor's mcchani-
cal piano makes a pandemonium on Sunday
morning when W. wish TO sleep.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
SHOULDER LINES.

shoulder lines on gowns desi
fhr evening wear are exceed.
irregular. one 81 the ncwee
fccts b. a yelling of chiffon or
fur one shoulder while the 9th
lof. quite without any atteml
sleoyc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
I.ltI.

Lace. lf ID h. 10 look ita loveliest,
should not DE starched. Pressing
while % b. d mp makes % about
right ~ s%tlffcnlng is needed 90
small quantity of gum arabic it
ALI that Be- necessary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17

Sport coats Tor summer wear are
built on straight lines Many Of the
sma7tcst OF Thorn have u single but
ten ~ fnsten them at the throat and
are unheltcd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
wnrIi: SpOrS.

white spots on furniture, OLE
cloth or linuloum can bc removed
hy an appli. atiuN OF cnmphor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17

To clean black lace scald some
5rna with boiling water and dip
the lact up and down IN this. When
warm squeeze tho water out and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17

Very large sou-hrimmed hats are
being shown Tor summer They
are invariably urnamcutcd hca'1ly
with flowers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
\ THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY.

Bics-cd are tho mcrciful for they Shall obtain
mercy. Messed are the pure In heart, Tor tiry
shall SO d-Matth 5:5, =.
From blossom time Co tim, of snow
Us hut "a pleasant road to- go,
Come, let us travel side hy eide
tnt1 the last-blown bud has died
From time uf snow 60 blossom time
The way leads through q dismal oimc:
But 10 together, love. we fare,
We shan not sigh for roses there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17

Frenchman has invented q wo-
mems dress fabric from the leaves
OF the banana plant.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17

Since 1907. education amoae the
women Of India has more than
doubled.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17

Many hoppitalA. schools and re-
lief organizations Of Franco are
operated by women.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17

Dcnmark's kings have
named either Christian or
rrick for more than 900
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
SKIRTS.

The skirts OF silk frocks "
are being shown FOR mid.sun
wear m surprisingly full and
OF them reach quite 10 the an
Putting and fiuttinRe % all
are being used to exaggerate
effect of width.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17

Fuest floors nre said TO be In
Russian houses.