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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-06-12

AL Bonner made a two-base
hit the other day. AL won't be
expected to get another hit until
1919.
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A Feu Little illustrations Of the Kind sN g. lsi
Of Warfare Cqnductfd P4 the .Gernsan
81 Wouldn't You Be Proud To Have A Son Go
To- War Against Such People AS These?

The ruins of houses are bad to see,
bat worse than that is the ruin OF wo.
men and children and living flesh.
saw that ruin today in Roye and
Nesle. was at first rejoiced to see
the first inhabitants liberated after
being so long in hostile lines. l ap.
preached them with a queer sense of
excitement, eager to stop with them.
but instantly when say those women
and children in the streets and star
ing at me out of windows, was
struck with the chill Of horror. The
women's faces were dead faces, shat
low and nasklike and branded with
the memory Of great agonies The
children were white and thin, SO thin
that the cheek bones protruded and
many of them seemed to ue idiot
children Hunger and fear had been
with them too long.
"The women with whom spoke
were passionate and hystericai and
told me horrible stories, not to be re-
told here
II believe them too. because these
women. who are French. had to live
with men who were killing their hus-
bands and brothers. and that is the
great horror
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81 3
day thrahrst fthe week in Rock,
Ford.
Mrs Thompson of whittier. Calf.
a former resident OF East Canon. who
is visiting in Canon City, was the
guest of Mrs. j. W. Augustine Mon
day and Tuesday.
The Four Mile Farmers club met
Tuesday night with fair attendance.
They arranged for a program and
lunch to be given at the meeting to be
held in October. which will be Tues
day night. Oct 2nd. Each one is ex-
pected to bring sandwiches and cake
and the balance of the lunch will be
furnished by the club. Miss Ollie Run
nor is in charge OF the program. which
means SUCCESS.
Mrs. T. l.. Wells of Pueblo. nee
Miss Loverne Augustine, was oper-
ated on for appendicitis at the Min
nequa hospital Her. many friends
will be glad TO learn the operation
was successful and she will soon be
out again.
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

Lon Wiley and daughter. Miss Ida,
motored to Eads. Colo. one day the
first of the week to visit friends They
were accompanied as far as Fowler
by Miss Bessie Chase. who viii visit
- former college friend, who was a
student at Fort Collins Agricultural
college at the same time as Miss
Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Chase expect to
drive to Pueblo in their car Sunday
to meet their daughter. Miss Bes-
sic.
Miss Bessie Robertson of New
York. who has been the guest of her
sister. Mrs. J. W. Hawkins, this sum-
mer. is visiting at the Youngman
home with Mrs. A. English in the alb
sence of Mrs. Youngman and Miss
Youpgman.
Miss Lavinia Irwin will leave for
Ackron. Colo. the latter part OF the
week TO take up her work of teaching
for the winter.
Mr. and Ms J. II. Hobson. who for
merly lived on Lincoln Park. have
been visiting friends here during the
oast week. They left Monday for Cali
fornia. pa
Miss Mary Rogers, who has been
for several years a nurse in the D.
( r. G. base hospital No. 80 at Sa-
ida. visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. AeLinklns the latter part of
last weeifi She lef, sunday TO report
at Denyenf6r Red. Cross cross sery.
ice She expects. 10 be sent latqr to
France. but hopes to have time for
a visit at her old home in Mime
sofa before being called.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans OF Litchfieid.
III. bought the Ray q. Thomas place
pn Park avenue Monday and immedi-
ately moved into their new home.
Miss Anna Anderson. who teaches
IN the schools at Colorado Springs.
visited over Sunday at the home of
her mother. Mrs. Dan Williams. at
is4.. Park avenue
. The Lincoln Park division OF the
ladies association or the First Pres
byterian church will meet at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs B. +. Tobler
Thursday afternoon. This meeting is
the first session after the summer va
ton.
Mr. and Mrs A. l.. Cook and son
Henry and Mrs. Cooks mother. Mrs.
Leeber. with Mrs. Ida Palm. motored
20 Saiida Thursday Of last week. They
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enjoyed splendid trip home in the
early morning OF Friday
Eugene Isley of Park avenue left
Wednesday for Fort Riley with the
men who have been called to the
colors
Mr.. and Mrs Holly Rice of Sugar
City visited at the home of Mr.. Rices
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Rice.
over Wednesday. On Thursday Mr.
and Mrs. N. E. Snow. Mrs. Rice's
parents, accompanied the Rice family
on motor trip to the San Luis val
Rev. and Mrs, E. J.. Geyer of Wet
more. Kan. who have been visiting
in Colorado Springs. spent several
days with the family of MIR. and Mrs.
G. NJ. Rice the earlier part of the
week. They enjoyed trip to the top
If the gorge Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Gebhardt are
still at the top of the gorge looking
after the business of their son Glenn.
The tourist business is extending sew
aral weeks later into the fall this
ear. and many visitors are seen at
the top of the gorge from various
states.
The large belt which has done faith
faf service at the pumping station on
Lincoln Park for sixteen years or
more has served its last day and has
given way recently to new one
costing a good round sum.
Lincoln Park people made UP large
part of the crowd at the annual pic
mic of the Canon City Fruit and Truck
Growers Cooperative association last
Saturday. The dinner was held at
noon at the cooperative building.
There were $50 in attendance and a
very enthusiastic gathering was held
The ladies who served the dinner
were organized by these refreshment
committees: Misses Anna b. Hit
man. Mrs. E. c. Kibbe and Mrs. F. ].
Stiers south of the river. and Mrs.
Frank Barney and Mrs Hattie Snow
north of the river. The dinner. which
was served in cafeteria fashion, was
generally praised Talks We're made
by Prof. F C. Springer, teacher of
agriculture in the North Canon high
school. Mr. Sterling of the Record
and others. and the good of the as
sociation was informally discussed.
The Parent-Teachers association of
Lincoln Park will hold the first meet
ing Of the school year 4, the Lincoln
Park school building FRIDAY after
noon, Sept. 2ist, at s:So o'clock The
president is anxious to have a good
and every one interested
in the welfare of the community.
whether a parent or not. is invited TO
this meeting. The following program
will be given:
Hawaiian Musie-yictrola. 81
Song and Music Lesson-Rlfsh
Grade. Conducted by Miss Lowell.
Report on Cooking Club-Miss
woodford
Instrumental Solo-Emma Schlaep.
pi.
Report on Canning. Sewing and
Garden Ciubs-Mrs. McNeal.
Solo-Mrs. Lowell
business meeting.
Tramp. Tramp. Trsmp"-victrola
Aassembly room No. . of the Lin
coin Park school has organized two
literary societies and elected officers
Each society will give a program once
a month. The officers elected for the
two societies are IS follows: Presi-
dent. Emma Schiaeppi: vice presi-
dent. Walter williams: secretary.
Florence Devivier: treasurer, Doro-
thy Jacoby.. President. Martha Wood
ard: secretary. VIM. McKinstry:
treasurer. Helen Davis. Prof Wood
ford is director of the societies.
ax.. rn e. 80 $50
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EAST CANON
news NOTES
t6y Mrs. e. E. tambuth)

The members OF the East Canon
Aid society OF the NJ L. church met
I Thursday. Sept. 18th. at the home of
Mrs. Goodwin. corner of Florence and
Cottonwood avenues. The election OF
officers for the ensuing year resulted
I in Mrs. Augustine being chosen as
president. Ms. Fellows vice president,
Mrs. ". l.. White secretary. Mrs. Rob
ert Harrison treasurer Plans for the
coming year were discussed and va
rious committees appointed. Mrs.
White in behalf OF the ladies' OF the
society presented Mrs Augustine
'th a beautiful cameo pin as token
Of love an dappreciation of the six
years OF service az president and also
1s pledge of cooperation for the
coming year. At the close OF the ar.
iernoon Mrs. Goodwin and Mrs. Mad.
dox served refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs LileweIiyn OF Missouri,
who are making tour of the western
states. have been visiting with Mr..
Beatty on South Cottonwood avenue.
Finis Parks, who has been employed
on the wi,cher ranch near Cripple
Creek. came home Monday and en-
rolled in the Canon City high school.
The Sisco family has moved from
East Main street to River street in the
city.
Miss Marie Bruce. who has been In
Denver for the past year. arrived here
Sunday to visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. d. Bruce. on Greydene ave
nue. for couple of months.
Jack Walker has returned 10 his
home ir Arkansas after visiting with
the family OF T. s. Ward on Rhodes
avenue.
M. M. Hail. who has been confined
to his bed with fever. is reported to
be getting along nicely.
Z Ms. Emma Franks of South Ray.
uolds avenue sold her nineteen acre
ranch last week to T. N. Tuttie
brother Of O.. w. Tutfle. of Orchard
avenue.
Mrs. E. ID. Powell OF Denver. for.
meriy of East Canon. is spending a
l few days visiting her mother. Mrs. Al
l.. Elliott. OF North Orchard avenue,
and her sister. Mrs. wolaver. of the
Mcclure House.
q. A. Earl. who traded his place on
North Raypolds avenue few months
ago for property near Paonia. came
oyerr Saturday to look after some
business affairs Mr.. Earl reports
the crops in that section looking tine
and expects to market between twelve
and sixteen hundred baskets Of
peaches from his place. Mr.. Ear
i ha sseveral varieties OF fruit on his
. ranch. MIR and. Mrs. Georxe Holmes
are living lin Lamar. Mrs. Holmes
lisa. deostfter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ear
and win be esrememberrti a. living viii
fiher parents on North RAynoids while
Mr., Holmea was serving a. an Office,
+ In sthe army.
W., II. Perkins and VIII Reed mo
tored to Howard, Sunday and spcn,
the day. They wers accompanied b,
the. formers mother. Mrs, Jones, wht
win visit aere for I weekA with hel
son and family.
I Mrs. Mary Reedsswbo came, from
Pueblo. TO attend the. wedding Of he,
son Hal To Miss Carrie Purnsll. ief
Saturday fdr her homeS after pleas
ant Wait wuh her son, VIII Rssds and
mife. corner Of Main and Raynoldi
avenue.
| Mr.. and Ms. F. ". Kieth spent +,
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FOR SALE-Rabbits and ducks. sIs
woodlawn ave Phone COOL aeepS

FOR SALE-Grocery. meat and bak-
cry in one of the best towns In the
state and one OF the best paying busi.
nesses in the town, old established
business. best location in the city:
railroad division point large smelter
located in the town coal and metal
mines close by fine farming and fruit
section fine stock country: will bear
investigation: owner compelled to sell
on account of sickness. Address P. o.
Box sic Durango. Colo. 2IspSwI
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DiAf40HDS FOX SALE
Buy from diamond Importers and save
money. SAVE MIDDLEMAN'S PROF
IT'S. We send goods to any part of the
United States for examination at our
expense.
COLORADO JEWELRY MFG co.
i526h Champa ST. Denver. Colo.
21sp15w1
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FOR WINTER PASrURE-soo acres
inclosed land only todr miles out.
Running water. herder TO look after
stock: plenty stacked alfalfa hay for
emergency feed only quarter mile dis
tant. Can take SO 20 1Io head. The
Weekan Fixit Shoe Repair Shop. s1TtS
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PLANO FOR SALE

We offer for Immediate sale at 4
substantial reduction. in price a new
piano located at Canon City. Quality
guaranteed Libera lterms to respen-
sible party If Interested write The
Denver Music Company, Denver.s coso-
RADIO. at once for particulars. 212tl5
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FOR SALE-Real bargain; 1916 Ex-
celsior motorcycle and side-car for
s145. Must sell quick. Canon Motor
cycle Co. 21Tps
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FOR SALE-5g0 shares Tri-State Oil
& Refining at % cents. L. Polk.
s16 S. Second street 2lsp6
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FOR SALE-Team of horses, weight
about 2Soo. Phon Florence SsJ4. or
see c. r. Bell. Penrose 215p6
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INDEPENDENCE and Fortune quick
iy attained in manufacturing and
mail orders right from your home at
small expense Big profits. Send 81
for information. formulas and sample.
Buy material at home; manufacture.
sell and receive all the profits your
self; 20 10 500 per cent. W. C. Klein
& Co.. Corvallis. Ore 21sp6wI
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FOE SALE-Furnitnre and canned
soo1ss also the house to rent, ne
whUple avenue. sIsps
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FOR RENTAsroom house: close in:
lights but not entirely modern. in
nice condition q sl.s = nanth. Daily
Record. e1Spl2
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FOR SAI.E-Saxon s-cylinder Club
Roadster automobile at a bargain.
Call Canon 1921. 21ot12
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FOR RENTHSTo gentlemen furnished
rooms; steam heat: no sick people
SoI River street, 7s. Clips
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FOR RENT-To sick or well people.
nice rooms. screen porch. lots Of
shade Nice location-T15 Allison
avenue. 20 n's.ss s1fpS
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Mr.. and Ms. F. Y. Kieth spent a
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RATTLESNAKE oil. sure cure. for
Deafness, dryness. ringing in head.
R. B. Scruggs. 1917 e. 2233rd ave. DEN
yer. Colo.s- '--' 21spSw1
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GET married. My new method brings
results. Information free. U. Glenn.
Riyergroye. III. is.4s- 22Ip6W1
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-21
GERMAN SUB SINKS
BRITISH SHIP, THEN
SHELLS L|FEbOATS
Not Satisfied With Destroying the
Vessel, the Diver Turned It's
Guns on the Boat in Which the
Crew Had Taken Refuge.



Paris, Wednesday. June 2O-The
German submarine which t~orpedoou
a British stcamer turned its guns on
the lifcboats and killed eight of the
occupants, the admiralty announced
TONIGHT.
zone Of our patrol boats Of tho
brittany notiin, the statement says.
picked up firty men belnoging to a
submarine British steamer and drove
off with it, guns two submarines
which were still close To- a boats in
which the British crew had taken
refuge the night before.
The patrol BOAT OF the same flotillo
saved forty men from a British steam
or. The submarine which ,orpedoed
turned is guns on the life boats. XIII
.ng eight OF the occupants
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-21

son. national secretary and other
members OF the committee will re-
port ON "a meeting to be- held at Du-
'hesne. Utah. July Il To- discuss the
Titan division OF the proposed highway
and make accommodation a. t.
routes. Roads TO he inspected are
She overland Trail through northern
Nevada aud into california. the Mid
land Tran and n Arrow head Trail
from salt Lake CIT, To Los Angelo.
The committee also will report on
the feasibility OF another entrance in
e. California other than the Midland
Tratl OF the Lincoln highway.
When plans under way are COM
plctcd the Pixies Peak highway viii
have m independent organization
from coast 20 coast along it, entire
route, The New Jersey state division.
recently formed gives the highway
entrance into New York Ci,y and the
william Penn highway givcn the route
n Philadelphia terminus.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-21
4,662,0 900 Central
Europeans Now in
The United States

'tfNAhA W AAhAANN
Washington. T.. G., June 2l.--The
natives of Germany. Austria Hungary,
Bulgaria and Turkey now residing IN
the United states aggregate approNi-
mately i.662. 600, or about ~ per
cent OF the total population Of the
country.
The foregoing total b. announced by
Director sam l.. Rogers. of the bureau
OF the census departnnot Of COIN
merce. as the result of "A calculation
based on the census figures of l9lO.
the reports of the bureau Of immi-
grafton FOR h period between 1910
and the present time, n the esti-
mated mortality during that period.
Although II l. not possible by TINS
method 20 determine with absolute
cXaCtness the number of natives o.
the countries named now living In the
United States. it is believed that the
results obtained represent q reason
ably close approximation 60 the act'.
These 4,G62,nO foreigners are DIS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-21
HIGHEST GOOD ROADS
MEETING EVER HELD
SCHEDULED FOR JULY

colorado SPRINGS, Colo. June -
What is aid To- bee tbr hirucst good
roads meeting "Ncr held in the United
states Will be- held july 20 and ~ ON
tho ummit of pixies Peak when the
midsummer gathering of The Pixies
iruk ocean Geo ocean Highway usso-
citation is held \ number of so,la.
hility automobile rams are Huiur or
gauilod Boz Ntriuhs parts OF the coup.
try to bring delegate to the mcotiuI.
Many OF them driving their own
cars, the delegates will travel hN au-
.tomohiic to the summit OF the famous
Sentinel of the Rockies over the
new Pixies Peak automobile road SAID
to be the highest automobile road IN
the world, twenty feet wide and as
smooth as a city boulevard for the en-
tire length ct eighteen miles.
Western extension of the highway
from Utah through Nevada and cali
fornia to the Pacific coast will he
one OF the important matters to com,
before the gathering. \. W. Houdri
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-21
BASEBALL GAME IS
PLAYED BY SAILORS
WITH S. FLOT|LLA
Members of the Crews of the
American Destroyers in British
Waters Engage in Spirited Con
test Villagers Amazed.
by Associated Press

by Associated Presa.
Base OF the American F1otI'i len
ca British Port, June go. ~CDoluyed,-
IAN work ana uo play makes sailor
Jack a duII boy ls +, rn.-m that BIS
noinT keep, 10 mind hy the officers OF
tho American torpedo boat destroy
crs, who are doing everything poss.-
hlo 10 encourage athletics among the
mru.
II" most proteutiuus program get
planned for tho American tackles s
I'd big field day ut which there Will bc
running races. walking contests. base
na'l games and many other sports.
q VIII bee held IN an athletic park
which s Yu course 81 construction
with funds provided Dy generous
American business men IN New York
and London
Ma .eh1ll is the only sport possible.
a srrJt game was played yesterday
1 honor Of thc arrival of the Amcr.-
IAN newspaper correspondents 4
urge crowd of spectators wa, pres-
,uI. composed mos,I, 81 sailors .u
N.lo and soldiers iu khuki Tho
game was between picked teams and
30 the players wore regulation ami
forms which had been brought from
tho United States
O. was strnuE, 30 see the sailor,
emerge from the SHIPS club uhc nir
.c1gur players and stranger son.
,yhcn they marched through The
streets fu watch the Villagers drnu
whatever thry were doing aud stare
Hlth amusement ui the PLAYERS 70. 10
th,r pIuyvs .uu was something akin
'u t olr.Is parade
The sncue 81 tho game was a beau
.lful green un the cliffs back of the
town. FROM the diamond could bee
seen the American ships at anchor.
Thorc was Mo- groudstlnd. bl the
American and British naval officers
as wen o. many KHAKI. uniformed
oups and tho ,urIuu. village thruug..
Sound the grcuu grass a .umrur'ahl,
vantage point from which TO Wow
the game. s guuu'y sprluklIuu ui
H.rls from the t.i',sc was present.
They already have acquired "a certain
DWu'Ilt rf AmorlC1u baseball SLAMS
uud during the game Frequently made
1850 nf o.
Tho usr OF the names Of the men
ar the ships from which thcy cam,
I~ lmpus- bic. hut o. can hu seen that
fhr Groys defeated the Blues but q
score ot !, 90 O., The GraNs had "a
pitcher of some roputc from The Pa,
Hiic coast league whose curves IA,
Blues imply could not solve. They
would have been shut ont bat for the
fact that the pitcher missed TO- roupl,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-21
FUTURE OF THE COTTON
TRADE is REGARDED AS
CRITICAL; WANT ACTION


London, June 21.-Thc closing OF
the cotton futures market in Liver
there and In Manchester. where u
caused no surprise. The incident FIX
es attention on the critical position
Of the cotton trade. which many hold
must result before lenE In limiting
the output. Many firms nov favor
government Intervention and com-
pulsory limitations OF output. IL -
also suggested that the government
take control OF all cotton imports as
Il has already done with wool.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-21
sTVREkEEPERs WARNED
THEY MUST TREAT THEIR
CUSTOMERS CIvILLY


- Nhaa
Schaffhauscu. switzerland. June
2l-A recent pronunciation of the
Ravariau ministry Of the interior,
which has been received here, though
c"uohed in polite and fathcrlv LAM
Euagc. contains a threat t. all food
storekccpcrs hat unless the trco.
their customers piyilly. they will We
dohurred from conducting their hus'
noss lu the future. Countless COM
plants about tine arrogance o, the
st't ,~keepcrS. who are varioI,ly de
sortoHd as having become toe '"rds
Or creation. ~'autocrats. and dc
tgtor~' are responsible for The order.
Tho miuistry's proclamation re-
minds an who sell food 81 any kinC
that. because of the wal and the state
OF affairs II has brought with IT, they
have become i'm e way public ser arts,
They are mo- longer purely private N
diyiduals but members OF the COM
munal economic machine
Thut being the case. continues tn
order. each s@iorokccpcr must suhor-
climate his Interests tn those "'
tho state. He is not allowed To- ridIou.o
h,. patrons. ignore their wants mo-.
Do" iuIpolitc to them
ACcordinElN concludes Tho
proclamation. cit hcaomos the duN
OF the communal organization fo re-
move the merchant. butcher. baker
etc. who fails IN his duty to his
patrons, 10 refuse 60 Ipportiou au,
f..lhcr goods Co him ON ucc,s.nn
b. mas oven hc dcbarrod from trad
mr under the regulation Of the Bun
d,srat which owe undesirable "a
Irresponsible persons bon business "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-21
Our No. 1-100 Silk Hosiery
At S1.50 A PAIR

Yes, Madam these are splendid hose.
Discriminating in quality is not the
only virtue that is extended to the
buying of these hose. You will APP
prcciatc the care in measuring. the
counting of threads, the testing of
silk, the accuracy ~ sizing, when
You wear them. Black. white and
all the popular shades.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-21

These waist. have 1u tu' est en-
of hundreds 81 th pusnuds 81 pru.
dent women solely because they
have merifrd g..
btylr character workmanship
-fit-Gnish of % high order are
the possessions of every With
mui
SO Nhrt q llas wrist u be- like
the WuthmDi lof ho other d0llJs
waist b. mn' aud so 4 &c. trr
same economical manner.
\ new shipment of these famed
dollar waist, has just arrived and
goes ON sale tomorrow.
Tho new ,'vic. are illustrated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-21
GREECE'S NEW RULER
rs WILLING TO PUT
SHOULDER TO WHEEL


Athens. June al-rhc official ga
zotto prints the following letter sent
Dos King Alexander to Premier ZaImis.
- am following with tho utmos,
int rest tho governments effort for
tho restoration ~ the unity OF the
rouutlN. As for mN ~,lt. remaining
the faithful guardian Of the cousri-
tuition "a charter and convinced Of the
good Intentions OF the powers, ! am
willing to coopcrat, -,nCercly with
them In maintaining TRANQUILITY. thus
nrIugIuE about e n. uuuilllt.ou ur Tho
"a u,iuut elements of the nation.