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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-28
TnE wNsTts " MoKE.


I That smoke. the nuisance from
which an large cities suffer. u not
only % nuisance but an actual waste.
vas pointed ont ~ n recent meeting
OF tho Leeds. England. Luncheon Ciu1
by y. D. Dufton. ID. Sc. one u His
Majesty inspectors 81 schools. Mr..
Dunon not only pointed out the great
waste that gocs ny the ohimneys In
he form " unconsumcd eascs, but
outlined a plan Tor aboiishine the
smoke nuisance IN cities.
The abolition ~ smoke. DR.. Dunon
said, was 10 be- brought about simply
ana solely by disiilling an coal be.
fore burning IT, Everything at the
moment combined to make this reform
practicable. and Il would affect u saw
ING for the whole country ~ a hum
dred million pounds n ear. First
the increase In the price 81 raw fuel,
quite apart from the war, had induced
more care and thought NJ o. IT, con-
sumption Next tho advent of the
Internal combustion ENGINE. by far
the most simple. convenient aud eco-
nomicai prime mover so far disco'-
cred. had created an increasing de-
mand and hishcr prices Tor bcnzoi,
petrol ana fuel oil The passing of
the horse and the gradual exhaustion
of the nitrate beds ~ South America.
had led to an increasing value ana
increasing prices for ammonium sui
phaic. which was one Of the other
valuable by-products OF the distilln-
ton OF coal.
Observing that no CRATE simple
enough Co be practicabie would burn
coal without smoke. Or. Dufton sald
that II they distilled the coal first the
problem was solved. Coke burned
without smoke. Common gas coke,
however, would not burn S~atisfac-
torily In many CRATES Therefore they
must see about making a special fuel
which would burn onsily Ia an ordin-
ary CRATE. The raw coal could be dis
titled az a lower temperature than
was used In ordinary gas making.
leaving about 10 per cent of volatile
matter IN the coke. This fuel burnt
with a cheerful flame In any crate.
Oscillation at low temperature. he
said. seemed likely So he the p~rcyail-
INK method; Otherwise far too much
gas would he produced and too iit,ls
~ the valuable tar-. Low tempera-
ture distillation produced the best
yield ~ valuable mrs and OH. and
notably II produced n spirit with all
the properties Of petrol.
Great Britain imported normally
100. 600, 600 gallons Of petrol per an
mum. We send up the chimney. said
the lecturer. SEQ. 100000 gallons Of pet.
rol per annum And this h. one only
~ the by-products Of coal wastel In
The riotous combustion 81 the open
fire. The ammonia IL SIN worse. for
ammonia, II burnt. gives out no heat.
IL b. a vital necessity In farming.
Every ton Of coal We burn might yield
2s. worth Of ammonia " distilled. We
send from 10000. 600 to $50. 900 600
worth Of recoverable ammonia up the
chimney every year, with no return
at all A quarter OF that could be
easily retained by low temperature
distillation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-28

years, Before her marriage MIR.
sewail was Miss Angela d'Acosta ~
Boston.
For six years Mrs. scwal has ac-
companied her husband on all his bls
game expeditions In the heart or the
dark continent. shortly after their
marriage they went to Mr.. sowalis
hunting lodge al Nairobi. in British
East Africa. After two years there
they Joined an expedition into the IN
terror 81 Africa. whore Mrs. ScWall
brought down % Hon. siv elephants.
four girancs. two h-ippopotami ana
twenty water buffalo.
The couple returned 90 Nairobl just
~ the European war began. and Mr.
sewali. In -rcciprocation % the Brit
ish governments courtcsy b. extend
ms the use ~ the crowns rosal game
preserve offered his services 60 the
Royal Mounted corps in an expedition
against the German oolonios Sew
York Tribune.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-28

Willie. Wuiiei Come right into the
house. Don't you know you've got a
bad cold. Bring the children In here
where ne warm.
oh. Mrs. Jones. "a Glad 10 see YOU
The house looks dreadful but do
come in. an the children in the
neiphborhood are playing here today.
Willie has q had cold aud / wOuldn't
let him stay out. He's sneeEing al the
tlmc' ilfNhe glad when Monday comics
and he can go back b. school while,
shake hands with Mr.. Jones
Wfnie, did you lose your handler
chief again? go irt nuntie wipe your
nose with hers.
Willie. there The dorhell again
H. Mrs. Smith aud her baby You
lot them In aud talk Co them tll ! get
dressed. kiss the baby nicely.
Helio' llollo' Ncs. Z oau hear.
daddy. You n u bring Mr.. BLACK
home To dinner. Yes. indeed. Come
early 80 he can have a rump with
While. ! can manage. But don /
forget that medicine Tor Willie's cold.
His nose IL running awfully tonight.
GuDd-by.
Don't play IN that cold water. VIII
lie. when YOU have such "A cold. 30,
NO wipe your hands on the Kitchen
towel.
While. Jet Howard Green blow that
whistle Just onc II he wants 10.
You've played with 10 an afternoon.
willie, don't put those cards IN
your mouth. Your get them dirty.
Those are for auntle's card club to-
night You mustn't spoil them.
Yes. Mrs. Green. Willle's gone back
4 H.. -aN..N - ~ IN
aching some. but the doctor thinG,
that the drums won't burst. Pretty
bad. though. Every n OF us ha.
been sick, but Minic was the worst
How's Harold's oldf Did you hear
about poor Mrs. smith, Her children
an have dreadful colds. aud the baby
died ~ pneumonia. She was here
the hrst day While was sick. with m,
baby. and not n thing on its head.
My house Was nice ana warm, and
told her when she went out to cover
up that Aaby's head. but you can
teach some people. While Just love.
the baby. II was too cute the way III
hugged and kissed her that day.
Did YOU hear what that woman
who's just moved in next door SAID
I've been $50 mad ever since | cat
scarcely look at her house. She ha,
the impudence 10 say the reason h"
precious boy had a cold was that h.
cemo over here and caught II From
Willie, IN see that they don't pha'
together again. | con toll you, ! know
wen enough where he got his cold
Didn't ! hear her say that she mad
him take d bath every day. I'm thl
cold weather, tool Next shell hI
saying Mrs smiths baby caught he
pneumonia from Wnlie-Califorrl
BOARD OF Health Bulletin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-28
Cleo Ridgley and
Wallace Reid Now
At Lyric Theater

Wallace Reid ana cleo Ridgicy. the
brilliant young lasky stars. will he
at the Lyric theater today aud
tomorrow In The Selfish Woman" a
gripping drama produced under the
direction OF the Jesse l.. iasky Fca-
ture Play company.
In THE Selfish Woman" Hector
'Turnbull has provided them with a
story which gives them both wen
greater opportunities 20 show their
Wonderful ability. The story has 10
do with the adventures az a young
civil engineer, the son OF "A wealthy
and interruptions banker, and the
beautiful daughter % a money mad
society Woman How the girl. while
marrying the engineer for his money.
only 60 have him diaowned by the
father 10 wreck his sons career, and
how they eventually renew their old
love, IL presented In a series OF I'M
usual enc and gripping sensations.
and must necessarily be seen Ca oe
appreciate.
Many OF the scenes were taken M
n railroad construction camp In the
heart Of the mountains. but the scenes
In the eastern drawing rooms give
Miss Ridgeiy and the other feminine
members Of tho company ppportuniiy
To display some OF the latest fashion,
In evening Eowns.
The two stars are supported by 4
lasky all-star cast. including Hucl
distinguished artists as Edythe chap.
man. Mrs. james Ncill, Horace y
Carpenter. Jane Wolf. william ~.
mer and Jaseph King.
In addition to the drama Maurice
Costello and Ethel Grandin viii be
seen In the Crimson Stain Mystery.
he pest series OF two-reel drama,
ever produced.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-28
SPENT HONEYMOON ~ JuNGLEs

MIS- George SoWnll. wife ~ an Afrl-
can bic game hunter md herself a
Diana 81 ma mean ability, arrived on
the Adriatic uncr AN absence Of seven
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-28
8 Airplanes Lost
BY Entente Allies
On Western Front
Iny Ersnins Hsrald I.sassd Wiz.

Berlin Dec. gs-tWirelesa to say
Vile e E.Fht a|irplancs were lost b.
tho entente allies I'm Yesterdays fight
ing on the western front. the war Of.
flee announces,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-28
R,Irno,p LAWS coxsuDEnED.

When congress ConNcnca on January
after recesssns for the holidays u
b. expected that the real start wal be
made on railroad legislation. on that
date the senate committee h schcd-
uled to begin o series 90 hearings Oh
tentative drafts Of two measures In the
administration program one of thcs"
measures h Tor arbitration of all dis
putcs bctwten the railways aud their
employees before y strike b. called. fhe
other gives the president authority 10
take over the rail. telephone and tole-
graph lines for military purposes Be-
ease 81 an emergency.
President wilson In his recent ad-
dress To- the two branches Of congress
earnestly renewed his recommended
lions for legislation on these two sub
jects. His labor proposal Is hat there
be- enacted IAN amendment OF the ex-
isting federal statute which provides
for the mediation. Cancellation and ar
bitration % such controversial ~ the
present by adding 20 II n provision
that. In case the methods Of m
dalton now provided for should fail.
a fun pdbllc Investigation of the mor
- every such dispute shall he IN
stituted anG competed before a strike
or lockout may lawfully be- at
tempted"
senator Nowlands states emphatic
ally that the proposed law N not 20 be
considered compulsory" arbitra-
ton act IN some quarters u IL held
that compulsory legislation of this
character would be one of the chief
difficulties in putting through the
presidents program. Hut the senator
explains that the plan now being con-
sidercd II. when the usual means Of
arbitration fail q hold an invcstieh-
uon before a strike could legally he
called.
Ne further explains that the COM
mission would be given 30 days TO
complete ~ work and to make a re-
port, and that for 30 days from the
time the Investigation II finished IL
also would be- In violation Of statue
% cam a strike. thus giving a period
81 four months during which any pro-
rosal for tying up the nations trans
portation systems as a resul OF griev-
nnces between employer and tmployc
would be held In allegiance. In the
Interim tho responsibility could be
fixed "a IL pointed out.
In neither branch Of congress hos
IN administration bin bearing ON the
rail- legislation been introduced this
session. although numerous measures
amending the Interstate commerce
laws have been presented. The sen.
nto committee has pending before II.
however. an administration bin Tor en-
llrging the Interstate m COM
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-28

Don't use harsh physics. The re-
action wenkens the bowels. leads TO
chronic constipation. Oct Doan's
Regulets. They operate easily. sso
az all stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-28

Can't look woil. eat we'll. or feet
VOL with impure blood. Keep tho
blood pure with Rurdock blood Rit-
tiers E1t simply. take exercise. kccp
clean. ana good health is pretty sure
Co follow 400 "a bottle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-28

A little wANT AID now and then
~ read hy every class Of men-anG
women too. Try u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-28

Henry hani- baggage and all other
things;
Iie comes at ,ouI calling M hats on
their wings.
Ills motun l. pron,p,nc--; his scrvfcc
~ Tine;
Whenever sou want him lust phone
NfNE-T1nRII-NINF.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

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WANT
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NTuArloNs WANTED

WANTED situation by cook. OF
moral habits Inquire al ia North
First street or phone l3l tcan for
W. T llallbcckl
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FOR SALE--improyed GA. tract. I
blocks due east o. Methodist Uni.
versity For further particulars see
J. y. Van Ho0zer.
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LOST A ladies' brooch, set round
with pearls aud small diamond cen.
Ter Finder please return 10 W. +.
NcKoan's office and receive reward
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Cassits ALL repair your roof and
nfltr 1Fs fh0ae 81 aad glve him
inai
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Iae HaA Island road has entered
lAn nlfratt sith The State 0f o..
laAama Tor I ~ aria of erushea
~ pfadfed ~ penlienpaFy pris-
aHers ai Granite The labor unioua
have protested hat Governor VIII
itams sass that In view Of TIE fac
that Ufisbuma holds railways 10 %
500 H.Ehsafs the contract u legal
aulsr b. constitution
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LOsT-A gentleman's gold watch. Il
found. return 10 III East Warner
Suitable reward offered.
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lNrEilhifiNf fkitSuN may earn Il
Co sl1 wccds durns span ume a
homie vrians fur newspapers seud
Tor particulars Press syndicate lm
Washington % e
ANy INTELLIGENT prrsou either
sos. ol good odH alton and business
ability must nr able 10 handle CORE
sn0alou,e and write good hNang
lsucr An opportunity lo start maH|
but profitable mal order business m|
Your own hom, of office eood ior
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as s.ap lino at firt grow rnpli'
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SOC ucleock ude lorkpoft y y
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home ne Instructive hoohlc &
= Redmond. pepi ess BOSTON Mass
ENRN twenty dnfats weesy writing
nantes and addresses 40 can,aas
ing Information io' stamp g 6
smith lnie lioek Arkansas.
1850 MONTHLY aud expenses to
travel. distribute samples and take
orders, or appoint agents, permanent
Jap American Co. Chicago.
lGOOp MONEY made AT home knitting
hosiery Machines furnished On
Iuma Ne buy or scll your good
Easy apd oonsiany work MhgeIei
60 dncl gg7 Madison Chicago.
4 WILL PAY any honest man up tf
$50 monthly for part Of spare time
No canyqssng 80 capital Write to
day VOORHEES, Desk lie Omaha Nob
lf SALARY of $4,000 per month anl
commIsaions Ni'h liberal cNpengc.
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ACCIDENT and Health Insurance
Come IN aud lcl us show sou lh'
lTHal Ahalmners Acclden and ileaIll
lp.Hay rhe bas polcy q W KIM
Ieor sold Doo' and Arm ruue
. i05 ~ West Oklahoma AYe Room
lAMHlTI0rs MES bccom detective.
Great opportunities Highest wages
lIasily learned Write Box lisH
Akron o
As tNTED MeH iearu barber trade
Free work beginning ray fnlHh
inr Wore experience one month thai
lslol apprentice one year hcoommf
/ daHons for country applicants witt
No'cr Barber Coliega Kansas CTS
No
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HAVE INQUIRIES Tor suburban prop
crios = 30 aud 20 acre tracts bag
goti a pepler
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n The time TO take care OF the =
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H. Use Leader CLASSY Eide" ad.
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lNrEilNnNr rnRsoN MAY earn S
Co Sl- wccds dHrns spsn Time az
homie WrlanE i0r ucNaNA1efN NrhH
Tor lara glars Press syndicate lH
Washington % T.
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tuHt lAatl Hel 2 fbc Guthrie DAILY
lHtIef feb 1861
~ fee Guthrie Dkla OF
i9dian Feb 1918 Sealed
nuNaA # Hn rsreiqea A. fnis
admf mHi uel0rs tn febrn
arI lt l4if aud then opened for fur.
asNk els ifle current gas. water
ana mleeeiauegis supplles, ~.
WoNng fa1hish and rasning towels
aarnt the fiscal gsaf sndlnx Juns 30.
1915 The flghi 70 reject Ahf and al
hsla m fesrft "a by the Treasury Ds.
lauMtnf Frank 0lamlih Custodian.
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la capital tus mamcm college
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to finder Can ga. l. D Bronson
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HELP WANTEp-rGMALn.

WOMEN WANTED FUN time. salary
SlaoO. selling Guaranteed Hosiery
to Nearer, 25c an hour spare time
| ormcnsni5 experience unnecessary
Vearproof Hosiery Nouistown. Pa
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KNITTING MILL wants women, inn
time. salary $500 weekly, dlsirlhut
ing guaranteed hosiery. or 2ae am hour
pare time Permanent work fx
pcricnCc unnecessary Address Man.
nger International Mills. Norrlslown.
Pa.
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As tNTEB MeH ltarn barber trade
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n~ Nhre experience one month than
Gl0r apprentice one year Acr0nWo
daiiona Tor country applicants Write
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absorbed the Oklahoma state Cap.
ital March s 1919
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-30
Gus Gccital Scr ediilcr Der Tra,t
q. s.. @cb1arbt

an Mittmod) 9lbeno, Sen %. Sa1ni, in
Ser Mltiiflebrcril1 Stnbip, 602 meI i'll.
10. StraBe, lit als Elm gan5 el1tl6ie-
0c1rer grfolg SIT b%e5eidbnen. Gtma 100
Eer ionctt, gltern, Germarbte n1b
6reunoe Ser 5diiler Ser Iralt 81. S.
@ebbar0t lnnb Srennbe sic er, battel1
iid ba5lt eingefunoen, melde oell
ausge5eidneten Seiltungen ser Sdlii-
Ter ber5liden ulb moblperoienten
9eifall ipenbeten. 6olganoes Iro=
granm fam sur treffliden sllt5fiib=
rltllg:
@ranb @alle Be Concert. .Mqttei
grid) &iebr. Sermann @argnlar,t.
Sacrament. MacI ermio
Gertrude Somiltolr, lbceleitet
bon sSralt @ebbarbt.
3mcites Noctl1rno. .2ey6ad)
9crmann 9argn1att1.
HltItle Of Spring. .5inoing
l(ngarilGe 6antaiie. .Sdlelinger
Selen GaieD.
Saropbon Solp, 30, 2opelD Nigbt"
.Smenbad)
SEER 5. Mc9ea6nep.
9egleitet BON Jralt @ebbarbt.
Sarleqnin. .9artlett
ungariibe @6apiooie $50. 2. .ais5t
Selen Galep.
ut 3amnigg. .Gaomall
@ertrltbe @an1iltpn.
9ealeitet bon Jran @ebbarbt.
Galle Caprice. . .Gelef
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Selcn Galep.
Ias @atptintereiie Ser 3ub0rer-
ld)aft conSe1ltrirte ii6 anf Sri. $ e.
len Gaep, Derelt 2eiltungert aui
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e~rregten llnb 5cigten, pelh grobe
6ertigfeit auf DEM Snitrltnel1t Tic
bereits crlangt Fat. Sri. Galep lit eine
Sdiilerin Ser Jrau @e6borot, leit iie
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men. SRI. Galep ipielte ale ibre
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Mebrcre ser altcn bcl,tidcn Yio=
lllcrc pml Scott county, bic so pocr
lnebr Sabre int County miallig ae-
lpelci iilto, i%eierten i'm 2allfe bicier
lSod}e lire @eburtstage. 9ienstag,
ben q. Sl11i, &err 8. 81. Stolten=
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Gage I'M Sabre 1857 in @ll1eerab ge-
borel1 dpltrOe, alip ELM ueingebore1,er"
Scott Gpllntper lit. Wleihfolls lctten
Iieltstag SEER Su6n Sicbie, 1916
@odi1tabom Mpao, Ser alll 81. SSl1ni
1912 in Mar1e, 9tproer : 0ittm1ar-
lden, Shlesrpig : @olitcin, gebpren
mltroe l1no I'M SSltlti 1864 iiber Seem
9prf in's 2alto ulto oireft na1 Scott
|GmtntD font allo bercits 90 Sabre
bier mlaIiig lit.
Min lettcn Mittpo6 fcierte Elm al
ter 0elltiber 8iorier, @err S. s..
Sbebe in 0irun, Sa., Ser a1lr %. SUI
nj 1860 in Scott County gcborcrt
lpltroe, allp andl ein ogingeborener"
bon Scott @ou1tD lit, leinen @eburts=
tag.
Sente enblidh, alll lcsten Gag
Deg Mpltats, an1 80. sllni, feicrt eiller
Der %bcfalntelten 9iirger oel,tidler Mb=
fltnit il1 Staot unb Gplmtp, ia i'm
|gall5et State, &crr MDpIp1
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ralpcrtreter ser Germania 2cbens=
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