davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1916-10-28
IPrIncetou beats TsNs.

1t is significant that Tufts after beat
ing Harvard was beaten BY Princeton.
3 to o. II Il a not been for wretched
fumbling Princeton nigh; have scored
three t~ouchdowns. The records for the
teams this season follow
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-08
SAYS ARMED Guards
Menace workers
Labor Organization NeceS-
Sary TO Attain Indepen-
dence, Wilson Declares
NATURALIZATION LAW
SHOWS DEFECTS
BY The United Press.

WASHINGTON, Dec Marshall
ing Of armed thugs to quell labor
disputes is denounced as a menace
10 the nations Industrial peace and
prosperity, in the report OF the De-
Dartment of Labor, submitted to Con
gress today. If local and State forces
cannot cope with strike outrages, call
in the strong arm of the Federal Gov
ernment advised the report.
Labor organ zation is indispensa-
Bile TO attainment of economic indie
peudence, the report said. Secretary
Wilson expressed satisfaction over
"the general disposition OF employers
to recognize wOrkmen's right to bar
gan collectively for better wages. He
said Investigations prove that fair
relations are maintained under such
circumstances, and that uniOnization
OF laborers has tended to raise the
standards of citizenship.
The report emphasized the good
results that have been accomplished
through mediation in settlement Of la
Dor disputes The report cites 145
cases out OF 1893 controversies being
solved by med alton during the past
year
Secretary Wilson pointed out tn
defects in our naturalization law
which allow Orientals I'm the Unite
States TO have the privileges of cit
zenship despite the fact that the
families and interests are abroad
while fOreign-born men, who cheris
Amer can principles, are barred fro,r
citizenship, because Of accident Of
birth. He scores State laws permit
ting aliens to vote for a majority cf
Offices, in some States. after only two
years OF residence.
The secretary urges public home
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-08
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR.

For the heneht of the Washington
Heights Sunshine Society. a Chr 81
mas bazaar will be- held at No COS
King street on Tuesday and Wednes-
day December IL and 49, Aprons
caps and fancy bags will be for sale
There will also be an orange tree.
from which various tn ngs will be-
sold. and there will be a demonstra-
ton of the Frantz Premier electric
cleaner. the Sunshiners receiving a
commission on every one sold. The
Nictrolas VIII also be sold ON the
same plan. Each booth will be diff
erently decorated; the bag booth VIII
be red and white. the apron booth will
be green and VIII te. and the cap booth
will be yellow and white Mrs VIII
liam r. Richie is chairman OF the
committee In charge
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-08

bed. they should FIRST be rinsed in hot
water.
lt is wastefll 10 buy cakes OF soap
TO be used in washing machine.
Once week all cooking utensils
should be boiled i'm strong washing
soda water
All the juices left from lars of
opened fruit will make good flavor
ing for gelatine.
Cabbage cut and served with French
dressing makes very dainty win
ter salad
Samp cooked in the usual way and
sprinkled with grated cheese lis an
agreeable dish
Peanut oil is sometimes used i'm
place Of olive oil by people who dis
like the latter
Save even the water that dried
beef has been boiled init may be
used for stock.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-08
HOUSEHOLD notes

Il never pays 10 preserve stale
eggs.
Ferns in the house need little OF
no sunshine.
Always iron the waist Of dress
before the skirt.
Good pie crust cannot be made from
inferior lard.
Steaks should be cut from inch
to ~ inches thick.
The water with which pie crust is
mixed should be- iced
Gelatine should always be first
0aked in cold water
Bean soup for luncheon is meal
q itself i'm winter time
Give chickens plenty of green food
{ YOU want them TO lay we'll.
Steak may be served with either
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-08

oysters or mushroom sauce.
The shoulder clot is the very best
cut of beef for pot roasting.
Less water and more soap is the
secret of the successful laundress.
The coffee left from breakfast NAV
be utilized for coffee gelatne.
Jumblcs make a pleasant old-fash-
/ Toned accompaniment TO afternoon
tea.
Even in winter canned string beans
may be used-cold-fo simple
salad
After clothes are soaped and rub
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-08
''How 10 Win a Husband" Told in
Preachers Ten Commandment.

2
BY The United Press.
OAKLAND Cal Dec. SHow husband told the Rev
John H. Perces seeking the
TO marmony today The Rev Mr. Pierce has married 1000 couples
years.
FirstPau the wisdom The
silence Machia
Second-Ayoid all witcism about marriage.
ThrdVoil
Fourh-When 81 shall marry!"
q easy
Fifh-Be mVardly hold as Ion outwardy tmid a
SixthThe oudest day the silence
speaks listen 7 g incense his pride
Seventl-Shun the powder OF
sailing CO
Eshth-pck chemical affinity OH ont mi
with
NnhCopy he cat for it s0ueezablc and the dove for It's
caressingly. and the whppoor-wl. I elusive.
TenthRemenher that the a s. a he
will yield under pressure him.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-08

lead lands be dealt out 10 men out
f work and renews his recommends
ON that a larger employment bureau
be established under control Of the
department
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29
aErnn Wlohr im Nren1urrh6r.

&robiocncc, q. S. %. San.
6rol Gli5obct6 i. Nto6r mur0e bel
tc in ocm 9Sro5eB, in wcIdem lie 9e-
meiuiboitIid nit 3mci g}cgcrn Der
@rmorouug ibreS @ottcn Or. 6rauf-
lin @obr, ougeflogt 1T, ipic0er Gle
ucm idarieu Grcl8ber6or uuterpor-
fen. sic beidricb bon ncucm oic
grutoIitdten Oencn tic ougebIih ici-
tens i6res Soften mlSgcicbt mor,
pcriibcrtc ieOodJ, ooB Tie troboem nic
aufgebort babe, ibn 3r lie6cn. nSSSb
Iiebtc i'm bon Ser5eusgriln0; CT
brobte oacrOings on einem Eoac
mid fat nm bod Oen uG6ltcu GoN
6eipicS CT mir micOcr ieinc 2ic6c,
rief ole 9(n0etlogtc ans.
Sic 9lnfIagebeb0rOe Ocutctc an
ooB ibre Troiumg nit Gr. 0lo6r,
sic i'm Sabre 1909 in SpmL @}aii,
itottion0, MIR poIl5ogcn wor0cn lei,
| nm Die Gintrci6iing ciner &criic1e-
rlngsiimme 81 erleidtcru; oieS be-
itritt icooh SSrou @lo6r oufS eucr-
9iiditc. sic erfldrtc cS mid ais III.
mo6r, OoB Or. Niobr bctrlmfen &C.
peicu ict ols sic Sroulngs.Gcrei
monte poG5ogcn mirOc.
Gie NInactlogtc cob slL Dob iic
nit Stolilngeu iuO on0ercn DC
oicnitctcn corrciponOrtc, Inn i6rcu
Soften 5it iibcrluohcn.
Sic ongcblicben glnga6cn Der 9te.
ger, sob iic Oos MorOcompIott au-
geltiftet imO ocn 0egcrn $1,000 5il
be5o6lcn bcriprohen 6o6e, crflGrtc
6rou Mo6r ais unipo6r.
,Sron @}obr 6efonO lid nod aui
Dem 3cugeuItonoe, ols oic N}ittogS.
pouie eintrot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29
(SrOf,fener in Detroit.

0ctroit, Mi6, %. 9Sonuor
Cine 6cucrSbrlnIt oie iii ainIcp5
9Ipotbcrc an Scr @rispolo-StraBc
imO @lidbigolglpcmc ibrcn glus.
gang nobm griff i6nca I'm iib imo
ri6tcte in ocm @cidoitSOiIirift ei-
ncn Gi9ent6unsi6oOcu an, ser ouf
mebr ols 100000 ecid)Gbt mirO. IS
mar elmer DER ihmierigiien 9rdnoc,
mclde oos 6ieiigc 6eueroeportcment
ie 5u befdmpien 9c6obt bat. @le6r
ais blmOcrt 6eucrpcbrleutc muroen
olird ocn 9iouH in0 oic GGnpfc
Der 6renuciOcn Groguen 6etGilbt
oocr bod arbeitsnnid6ig gemadt
GmlieloG bon 3ui6oucrn mur0cn
ourb sen 8ronO ongclodt, ino
ihlieBIih ipurOc ooS @eorGnge 10
groB, ooB mcbrcrc 6roucu o6nnd6-
tig ipuroen mo ooB ocr StroBcn-
6obuOcrfcbr OIL Ocr Stcac oolItdrt
oi1 intcrbro6en ipurOc. Sin Spc.
5iol.sIligc6ot ocr @oli5ci muBtc
ldIicBIid oic SrOnlme picocr bcr.
itelcn.
Ssdbrcno ocr, 9hIircglug 6arit cinc
Sonpt-@olicrr66re gon5 in scr 9ld6c
Der 9rouOitotte mo Oie StroBc
ipurOc inter @niier gcicet Gicicr
llnfoa wurSc Ourd ocu cr6o6tcn
gSaIicr GrId bcrporgcruien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29
9lrbcitcr 8otriotcn.

- 1 u l l ~ L D ~ II l u l 1 u.
9riitoI @nglono, %. sSonuor.
Die britii6c glrbcitcr.G Gonfercn;
ihloB Deute nit cinem mcitcren Sicq
Der pntriotii6en @lcmcnte ii6cr bic
glnti-&ricgs.6rn ab. Tic 9l6.
thinning iibcr Die 9cqutodhlno scr
friibcren NioBna6mcn Scr glr6eiter
DlitglicOcr Der 8c9icrling 5cigte cine
groBc Nlc6rbeit 5u ocrcn @nnitcn, bic
Stimmen5a6l 6etrug i'm lleberIblag
1 ,4O5,000. Der 3mcite g(ntrog, oaB
cs 5um 9eiten Der 0tation Iei, pcrt
bic Wlitglieoer in i6rcn glenltern pcr.
bleiben, nirOc nit einer @1e6r6eit
BON 1,l27000 Stinnncn angcnom-
men.
Cine io5ialiitiid)e 9lciohtion. mel.
6e bic iebigc gc6eine ousiu1rtige
8olitif perlirt6eilt, 500 cine Icb6aite
Gebattc nod) iid6, ooM 5cietc cine 9lb.
thinning, OaB cS nidt ser gSinid5
Der Gelcooten lit, ocr Stclhmg ocr
&cgicrlmg 5hpicrigfcitcn 81 mo.
den Der glntraq mutOc nit 357
600 Stimmcl a6gelcbnt, nadoenl iid5
uicle GeIegaten ser 5tinma6gabc
enibalten bottcn. IS mar benerfeus.
pertb, ooB 5piidcu uerIdieocuen
@urteicn Der 9lr6eitcr.Grgmiiiatio.
net Die nidt oui irelnoidoitlidem
6uBe itanoelL cine oertrdgIicbe Stim.
mlng 81 uer5cidneu ipar.
IStol5 wcbt Oos 5tcrncns
Banner.
&pn0on. %. S5anuor. @cnc.
ral-Goniul 5finucr BAT cincu Seriht
ouSecdr6citet, in melbcm geIapt
miro, ooB felt Dem Sitli 1915 odt.
lmo9uon5ig Sdiiic. meI6c ole amcri.
faniide 6Iogee trugen, i'm Saien bon
Sonoon eingelaufcn ieicn, mo lid
nod iieben nnOerc Sdiife ouf ser
6o6rt nad) BORT 6ei1noer. ggd6reno
oes geIommten 6iSfalSSa6res 1915
lieIcn MIR 10 omerifanii6e 5biiic
ocn gendnnten Sofen an.
glbunucnten, Dle ben ), DcntIdcn GDrrcs
iponbcntcn" nidlt piintiIidl uDcr unregcIs
mdRia crbnIirii, iino ecbcicu, bcr Sftire
oauon per gcIrpbUH ooer mriiiIid Wlii.
' ibcilnng 5n madcR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29

Ole 9uo0et-@orIo9en 6ciprobeu wcr-
oen Oiiricu. GoS Announcement pcrn
es bon ocr @eicBgcbuna nit eincr
bier 6iinitcl 0lcbr6cit ou9cnolflmcn
morocn lit. miro ocu 9iiracrn in ser
ndditen aagemcincn @o6l in 1917
untcr6rcitct pcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29

gtbpnnenter, Dte ben ,TehlTt1en GDrres
ippnbenteu" nidlt pitHiflidJ pbcr mitrcgel-
mdRig erboltcu, iils3 gebeicr, her Sfilcg
bauOn per gelcpgcn oScr ihriftIidD @3it'
tbellung 5n naden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29
pdbrIbatt,
NNtiOcnti9c Nusi3tci.
tnllgCn.
SSn Der Gd)iUci5er Stabt
SauIanuc.

Qanide 6loegc bonn Goniulot Der.
uutereeriiicn Grtppe bon
Geitiacu nit steincu rno
gtoden oneesrifien. Gin
@ann idwcr perIest. 9ic
56iuei8cr Regiertus bittet Die
ocutihc we0eu oes gorfous I'm
gntlbuloielng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29

Nbunncnteu, Otc ben pScntidcn GDrrcs
punbrntcn" nid,t piintllidj uDcr unrcgeIs
mdRig crbnlirn, lin0 gcbcicu, Der Office
onpon per %cIcpbUH O0rr ldlriiilidI Wilt.
ibctlMng 80 mahcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29

9on6en aiti 2llo in Dem Sagarina-
T6ol, auf Honcegno lmo aiIi gorgo
imGugdncr lbal, o6ue ic0od 5Aos
oen an3uriAtcn lInlcrc slrtilleric
5critortc @co6ohhmgspoIten III Ocn
6ron3o Sbol om o6cren Sertcniiein
lmO an @}onte 9legro.
2n Oem @or5cr.@ebiet unroe bic
fcinoIi6e SiicuiiOc gum Stillltono
ge6rad)t. llniere Gruppcu 6oItcn bic
BON i6ucu cingcnommenen Stcauns
gen fcit in ibrcn &6noen 6cinOliHc
9l6tbeilimgeu melhe nad Oen Be
ri6teu arf Oic Siou3o9riide 81 mar
i6irten, ipurOeu our3 unierc gIrtil-
Ierie 5eritreut
2lu Der aarit.5ront gclpanu om
N1ittpod cine unierer 9IbtbeiliIngen
ourc6 eiuen lleberiaI allf oie San
Martino-airdc an @ebiet, Oos oui
Ser STEELE beieitigt wuroc ino ge5oI.
ten miro.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-05
Many Attend Picnic
and Dance Held by
Unions of the City

About 500 people attended the La
bon day o-h~ertluccs 100 tuning grove
yesterday. city Attorney Oh. pucr.on
~ Gallup was of the speakers.
taking b pltc" cot Gr. Randolph
Cook. on the program ". T. Mcfcalf
aud George X. craig n'su dclN cred
addresses.
TIE nall game was e. close contest
An extra inning bosidos %, i've which
were scheduled was played resulting
ia @ score OF : to- ~ The winning
team were The paintcra. uhu PLAYED
against q combination CO.. the carpeu-
tiers. electrical WORKERS Jud SWITCH
men.
Everyone had a big t.nr through
out the day, ana tho Labor day 1all
DO the ball room at ih, Masonic TOM.
.pig Iu he evening. was pronounced
splendid ny the big crowd who at
.tcrdcd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-05
SANTA FE READY TO
CONSTRUCT LINE FROM
LIBERAL TO DES MONIES

Ration ~ NJ. sept 5--Duc Of tho
most important announcements tu
reach this citS Ia the mpitoc of rpil-
way extension. came, when tuiotu1-
'iur rolatt., to tine proposed extension
pt ma, line from Liberal Kan. o.
bce Muin"~, wa given hy pp' WhG b.
800 "a position 20 know whereof lac
-prt.- The statement wa tu the eft
,.t THAT material fuu iho extension
had been ordered by th, Santa Pee
and that Wurk would begin -um"
tam, Iu the very near .gtur,. This NIli
open up IA new Ncld. hrr'tntur" not
tapped Dos the railway. hrt first class
agricultural lHud The uuit,.uE Of tho
road 10 bcs Moiucs win have "a dire
acariug ON TINS .ijy a. the line from
hat cts to- Ration viii no doubt Poe
I~greJ'lN improved end this place u~"i
ls the division point. winch Wtll mean
that several more orcVs VIII Dee puf
on here and th. %sbipp4ug at coal from
the fields around Ration viii be IN
creased 10 Is barely possible that
much of the heavy trtinD viii uc Dc
toured around ,hut way. striking the
main line az Dodge City, as the grade
H. considerably less, and the 6ctuur-
INK pi the heavy Trains would cut on
the mountain climb here II is hoped
that the Information l. correct tha'
to extension viii he built and nat
wort on Tho same" VIII begin before
the end uf the season
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-05
Roswell Institute to
Open Next Tuesday

Roswell y VI sept Tho open
ms ct the nineteenth session Of the
New Mexico Military institute. which
takes place on Tuesday of next wccl
finds the fnruit, of the states mtii-
tary school ready Tor work with pros
poets brighter than ever for a record
~broaRlrg attendance The faculty Tor
the coming year b. as follows
cot j. " Wilson. superintendent.
nineteenth year.
Colonel BarlaW. instructor ~ mIli-
U1ry science - tactics ana professor
OF French eleventh year.
Maj y. g.. Pearson, principal and
professor of mathematics, twel,'
year
Major Mcclure. professor of ,hom-
i>trs eleventh year
Major Thomas, professor of draw.
ms ninth ear
Maio: Furncy. commandment of ra.
dents and professor OF ph> Sizes. Nitt
car.
captain Erwin, adjutant and protc--
sur oi -~tcuugraphS. ffth year
captain Lush. professor 90 survey
lur. fourth year.
captain Troutmau. professor Of his-
tory, sixth wear.
captain saunders, assistant CONS
mandant fourth year.
Mis- Decker, professor 81 spanish
scDond year
Captain Brown athletic coach. trir'
year
Dr Breeaon. IN. u. .piulir. Ger
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-05
STRAW VOTE PLAN
STRIKES POPULAR
CHORD At OEM!NG
Interest in Fair Contest Aroused
to a High Pitch by the Arrival
OF Representatives Lithgow and
Taylor.

DcmiuE. y. VI Sept. i-Intor"st IN
the state far. to bee held az N%iDuUu"r-
IIc latte this month was brought tu Il
hgh pitch here hy the arrival last
night 81 George g. Taylor and ~ >.
LIthpuw 90 Albuquerque. represent
Inns the democratic and Republican
wIug-, respectively Of the state tan
straw ot- contest The two men
ssh" ate the general cnairmSn ot tho
contest. are making e round Of tuv
southern counties ursan.ziug county
forces tor the contest. Roth report
much success in Grant county. Nh'ro
they spout Monday and part of ycs-
ttrday.
The contest is a now plan for sclI-
INK tickets To- the fair. based ON the
swing OF a vote with each ticket sold
The total ot votes for Wilson and
Hughes beng expected to chow how
New Moyico viii go iu the election
'his iall In addition. the winning
side coz the county casting the highest
number OF VOTES Wil have the PRIV
'l"g. OF naming The queen oi the 3al-.
who l- To- prc>.t over the exercises
Albuquerque day ana who viii receive
much social attention fair Wcek. Bcr-
rtlIio county. which naturally viii
Casi The largest number Of VOTES. VIII
bee excluded from this phase of the
contest los order to- -huW "a courtesy
20 the stale at large and also 'o k"'p
competition up in the stat, districts
Horualnlu county. ihoulh. VIII name
The maid OF honor
Both Nh. Lithgow and MI. Taylor
" re enthusiastic over 'u' re-ult. pu-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-05
REFORMER IS
ACCUSED Of GOING
At ILLEGAL SPEED
f. T. Chase, Leader in Movement
for Anti saloon Laws, Cited by
Policeman; Six Speeding Cars
Today.

S'v automobile eases occupied the
attention of the cit, police court this
fuurlI.E
1I- E|oscuuur- Wls aucd S-O for
.n.stI.s 'hc speed ordinance lie
admitted going - miles an hour near
Robinson park.
edward T. Chase. scar,tar, of tho
N"."HIuorule Automobile cl1u and o.
'.||0r 100 tho movement for speed
.l.. faced the magistrate charged
fN r1iro'mtu Ycrka with .pcojirp.
H D. 'our. Jr.. appeared co.'s his ~
'uruor and entered % plea of 'uot
guilty The trial viii bee h,lI 100 %
...lu.E toda,
Henry Nontoya ard Valentine Raci
We're arrested 81 : O'Clock lJ-t NIGHT
Pos p.tfolmtn Charles Mann at Sec
uUl street. ana Central avenue fer
Violating auto ordinance MouioNa
Ild to have been going south ou
Second ard Baca. east ON Central.
E when o. mile COLI sion occurred. Their
hearing was continued over uutl b
o'clock today.
Max ShIunon, arrested ~ 9.G5
o..peH. and D.. g Pima arrested nc
g.. clock last ui-ht we're up for
u".j.ua and pleaded not guilty., They
v Boo beard an 3 O'Clock tod 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-05
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU
kNOW


IA springs, an makes. Korber Co.
See B"rthuld spit. "a West Gold
keai estate 20 genera insurance.
Mr. and Mrs u. 4. ZUmcr audstwo
suts returned sesterda, from Iowa.
Miss Ruby Ehoa ha- returned from
Indiana Whcr" She spent the summer.
The Royal Neighbofs viii meet at
: ' clock tuuieht az 2tl south second
street
MIR and AIRS. Ivan |,irunsfeld re-
tuned Yesterday from southern Cali
itotuia
Guy EugeIs and Edward COX spent
sunday con- IA" Pccos with TO- party Of
local people. They went bv auto.
The cIty council VII meet tonight
FOR the FIRST regular mpoiinl If the
month. postponed from last night. ON
a|ccourt OF Labor day.
Judge T.. : Rodcy returned last
nisht from an absence u. ten DAYS az
Sah"ll"ta and Cuboro, y VI, ON bus
mess.
Mis- ~. b. Chlldcr- and daughter
Miss Agnes have returned from the
pooo~ whore they spent thc summer
season.
Mr.. John NcGlliNr1y of Lucy. y.
N, arrived last ui4hi To- visit with
her SISTER. Miss L,tha White for Sow
cral weeks.
Mr. and Mr. Jact Baynoll4 to-
turned sunday from De Mar. C,utuI-
MIA. Miss Alice Van Baton. It sister
uf Mrs RaNnolds. cuuluucd Co FL
Paso.
\ regular meeting ui The Brother
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-05
severe PUNISHMENT
OF Mrs. Chappell. Of Five Tears
Standing, Relieved by Cardui.

NJ. Airy. y. C-MS. Sarah ". Char
pei OF thus town. says: II suffered i1f
i've years with womanly troubles, also
stor,ach troubles. and my punishment
was mere than any one could tell.
! .rci most every kind ui mcdiclae.
but. none did NE any good.
read N day about Cardui. the wo-
mans tonic, and decided 10 try 1t !
had no! iaken hui about SIX bottles until
] Nas almost cured. u did me mora
good than all the other medicines ! nd
!ficd. put together.
NY friends began asking me why I
looked SO well, and | told them about
Cariui. Several are now taxing IT,"
DO you, lady reader, suffer from any
al the ailments due 10 womanly ,roubi,,
ouch as headache, ~baekache, sidca,h,,
ilceplessness. and that cverlastingly tIed
lceliag2
!! so, let us urge you 10 give Cafdui I
tfiai. We feel confident II will help YOU,
just as Il has a million other women IL
The past hall century.
Begin taking Cardui to-day. You
won't regret Il. All druggists.
W,aH Chattanooga Medicine Co, lssie>
ADVISORY Dsu Chattanooga, Tenn. Tor So at
isT,s.h'sss onIour eass and ~ page pooa, horo
Vrssirsa fo' women" 10 Uass v'spUsf NC "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-05

ARMY CHAPLAINS HAVE
BEEN GREAT BOON TO
MISSIONS ON BORDER

I'D ptso. Tex. Sept. Moro than
TOO chapiains ON the Mexican border
with national quart regiments are
doing much 10 ana struggling border
missions. iu addition tu Wiuisterlng
10 the .piritudl needs OF TIA" men of
their commands Each sunday sees
the chapl1ius occupying pupits in
practically every coHmuu.i. along
The frontier from brownsville. Texas.
To- C1lcNlco. California
In III Paso and some uf The larger
cities. the pastors of local churches
tho militia chaplaius. some OF whom
hold large pastoratcs AT home. 20
preach IN their churches. IN several
OF the smaller communities. whore
TN. scrmuus OF he chaplaiu- ar" no
less eagerly sought after the army
men have not only preached 30 the
| people. but they nave sent back Ia
lthe.r own congregations at home
tor funds tr erect churches M the
border towns and N some instances
have induced congregations 20 guar
ou'cc the support OF he missionaries
~ least % dozen missions have been
organized hy these ministers IN ser
vice with the guard some % them
assisting with thcit own hands IN
,uus lructiuE temporary buildings On
house the little congregations
The ,hapluins represent almost
every falth Jew, protestant and Ito-
man catholic work together iu help
ing the Isolated border communities
Iin the religious work. Missionary So
oloiio- lu Chicago Boston. Now York
Philadelphia and cincinnati also nave
iCoopsrtt"t
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-05
COAL COMPANY GRANTS
VOLUNTARY INCREASE OF
WAGES TO ALL MINERS

Ration. s. NJ sept. Announce
mou' has been made ny tn. 81. Louis.
iu'r,n~" of three cents per ton for
coal mined would Doe paid an miners
employed hv the company and that
an other day labor would bee given "a
corresponding i've per cent Increase
IN wages An advance Of ten cents
per oven for pulling coke Will also Pee
paid lahpryrs at the coke ovens.
This blanket raise IN age Be- made
voluntarily Boy the company and
comes -uuauuouuD,1 20 the men over
q year ago. the company voluntarily
placed tho miu,s un the oight-huur
working basis o. cnangc which hos
proven satisfactory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-05
Backyard Preparedness
Annoys the Neighbors

a. &, EcniChcm was cited 90 APP
u.I" u police court This morning. for
.hu.I.rr Within the city limit. tie
I.. - itso' practice OUGHT boo mis- back
lfI .nt was huYt.uE Il-t night at
I.Hsf .',l D.. according Co. a.. COM
uII.ut uf Loi1hburs. Who -aId that
su.u" stray hots went ocro-, the ale
JOS" U. was given q uomiual tin" ut
SD and fh, 90 was suspended as me-
f..i foo take th, TARGET outfit down
iia a.i not know ne IA violating an
ordinance. he said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-05
An Alleged Disorderly
House Is Attended to

Before q complaint framed bN
ucIEhbors mat q u.suri'r'N house WAS
being conducted al 1850 south Edith
street was received h. fHs police to-
day .he %au,hori,ie- had Disposed of
the inmates. Mr. II Raw, and Nuri
Ross who came here ,.lht days ago
'rniu Kansas City. were uuoI $50 each.
and Leonard james. who Wt- arrested
lt their house at I u.CIoct this morn
.uE was unod tho same Jmu1ut The
Vum,u were ordered tu i,aNr town
and dZrctd 80 do 80 before uIlhtfnll.