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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-21
&etormatinoss Subelfef.

400 Sabre fino uerflolien, felt bic
Reformation bic Weltgetdifte In Elm
neues Strombstt seleitet bot. Hm
Sonntag. ben "a. Stunt, nahmittags
um balb Drei lit ieoermann @elegen.
belt geboten, iih on Der groben Subels
ieier Der Reformation 40 betbeiligen,
welde Die lutberii1en @smeinoen Der
Staot scranton i'm Strano peranftal.
ten. 9err Raitor Sris .. @uers. Der
Seeliorger Der altebrniiroisen .Sionss
ttrhe In philadelphia, in melber einit
BET Der @eoahtnisfeier beS Songreliss
Der Vereini9ten Staaten fur @eorge
SSaibinston Die oenfpiirbisen gBorte
pon oem Tater bes Yaterlanoes seinst
wuroeu: Der @rite I'M 3rieg, Der
Grite i'm 5rieoen. Der @rlte i'm Oerssn
siner Sanoesfinoer -niro bic bentfhe
6eitrsoe, uno 9err Paftor Nathan T.
Wfslborn. .. o.. aus Reabins, Elm
melt btfannter 6anjdreoner, Die ensli
ihe Ssitpreoi9t balten. Das bsliebte
Srheiter oeS Stranb's mirb Elm balb.
itiinoiges Wfuiifprosramm ansfhbren
uno Der Versiniste Sutbsrtlhe @eiaug.
DIOR miro unter Der bemGbrten Qeitung
pon 9errn Profsfor Grant @uaus miro
bnrb einige Sieoer Die Seier uerlhon.
ern. Oie lutberiihe 3irds In gmerita
1T 3par jung an Sabren, aber bat iib
iton 3u einem md6tissu 30rpsr ent'
widslt. Das neuefte Sabrbu1 sdblt
faft 10000 Baftoren anf, pelhe iiber
10000 @emeinoen bsbienen, nit 21
Wtillionen fonfirmierten @liebern uno
A Wfillionen 9etauften Seelen. Deit
iibsr 1 Wfillion 8inbsr uno 0sbrer &c.
bOren 3u iibsr 5000 Sonntassihulsn.
Stherli6 1T elm frHberer PtdIioent Der
Vereinigten Staaten i'm Rsht gepsien,
nenn er propbe3eits, oaB bic lutberiihe
Stride oa3u beitimmt isi, cine Der 3rpsit.
ooer orittsr6Bten eht ameriianilden
Jfationalfirhen 3u msrbeu. Seber.
mann lit ber3lih eingelaoen, iih an beni
isltenen Subelfeit gum @ebd6tnis bes
MISUNDERSTANDING ju beteiligen.
Der @intritt lit fret. Sis 8 ubr III
cine @intrittsiarte n6tis, nm ben fih
beteiltgenoen @emein6en @ele9enhsit lu
eeben, ale n6tisen Nnorbuungsn ju
trsffen. 9iad 8 llbr 1T feline @intritts.
farte mebr erforosrlit unb 1T ieber.
mann berjli1 pilliommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-21

0eplast ipie Siob. .Ulein Subu,
elm ermadiener Wfann.A ihreibt Serr
8. Bauer uon Bort @lDbe. q. g., SEA.
naoa. vipuroe In mnnoerbarer Deils
curb ben @ebrauh pon Sorni's Ilpen.
frduter gsbsilt. Drsi Sabre lang mar
ieln san3er 86rper nit Usulsn be6sdt ;
ih oenfe. sr bate oeren 10 piele mic
9iob. Sn snsi Wofen mar er gsbeilt
uno 1T iehber uon ieiner Rlase fret &c.
blieben." Das erpdbnte Ssilmittel III
feline apotbefermeoi3in, ionoern elm elm.
,iahes. 5eiterprobtes 3rdutermittsl, mel.
Dies cine ununterbro1ene Sette pon @r.
folsen In Der Deiluns pou 8ranfbsiten
oes Ulutss uno oes Spitems aufmsi,
len fann. @s fanu burb &ofalasenten
be3ogen neroeu, ooer bireft pom 2abo.
rotorium Der 5eriteller, Or. Yeter
5abrnep & CONS Co., Chicago, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-21

- Der scranton gisbsrirans bat
lesten Donnerftas als @rsebni6 bss
ttiralihen 3onSertes bem Rolbe 3reu,
3psis babier einen @bsd fur $1O0
iiberianot.
= Die .. & 3. @ompanie bot me.
gen Wtansel an Gage 6bnern 15O Wtsr.
ifaner importirt. wtl1e Wontas yiah.
mittag bier eintrafen uno bann nad
uerihtebenen Punftsn i'm oberen Tbal
geianot wurben. Die Wdnuer trusen
groBe Srmbsreros unb iabsn 10 pllo
mie sepDbnlid abssbilost aus.
= Die @sloipinos Der Yenn Padins
@ompanie on Riose ROw muroe Gam,
ita9 9tabt ourh @inbre6er nm $3.50
beitoblen. Sn Der sleihen gta6t iino
osm Ssfar 2aus BON 9BpOmins Gus.
nue. Sal aus ieinen 8leiosrn sefioblsn
moroen, rdbreno Soc @bernipip pon
Wtulberrg StraBe nm cine s37 9oloene
Gaihennbr erleibtert nurbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-21

= Den @bslsuten Pbilip 8. Bad.
rad pon Prssectt auenus 1T Elm Sobn
9eboren noroeu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-25
SHARP CURVES ELIMINATED
ON POTTER COUNTY ROADS

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placed H .uHIurmI IH.
f. TwI Tho rir. H. ...
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'.r distance uI thirty .. .. ..a
.'.. ..rE" moved f. r
.r. caused fH nD .....
I.. mood NOT urtaH r.. ..r
.' automobile H.
rH some. ban iUH.. .H.
..'.... gradually us.n. p. ...
$500. .f fHa disc
I.r single exception H... ..s
Doom .I.H a matter nr u.|
.....'..u aud fho Judge H.. .Hr
party HHn owns ftr urn. r. ..
certain This one CHAR. r.r.. ...
." .'IH mated likr fIe other. The
curve ir question &. lf fF. .rI .f
iH' Tenth street uHar. f.H .I...
IrI highway turns ou
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-25

FOR SALE Complete set OF o,..
ulso new set Of luiHua
tioual Encyclopedias Phone 3D." or.
ta'i ai room o.. Opera House Bld h,-
tween to % p. ~. ID
WANTED Buyer for my homo 'nl
Harrison Modern. seven ,.uH
bath hot mir furnace. nice lawn r"c.
nnd vine rU.oUcd porch barn o' b.
tONllu Two blocks OF High school
can and inape. bargain Sam y
Brown 1-.p
JERSEY COW has boon lesh T."
days Cash or terms. Phone 1855
ur Nrrlun Hotrl lpg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-25

NOTICE 10 rNAsEirNG NFN--
when von have finished reading this
pager please thrre n OUT the viudos
Nil be greatly appreciated y
rari mon and other railway employees
Eho acre unable g. secure a paper
lofare roiuE O. wurk this moi nina.
rhry' enjoy reading the latest var
h.ss Thank yoa-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-25

LOST I'm Floydada open face Ham
llton watch, chain and Masonic
Scottish send degree charm, on in
side of charm has the following in
scription John ID. Williams, Okla
homa city, 30 Indian Consistory No.
2. Reward OF Merit. 1915, from
Shapleiyh Hdw. Co. Finder please
return 10 Mitchell Bros HdW. Store or
Nilcs Hotel. Floydpda or ll05 Jack
son street. Amarillo and received
$500 reward. easel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-25
FOR RENT

FOR RENT Excellent suite n
rooms N J = Num- block. See J. !.
"'Eent. agent 1856 n
ron RENT l-k.a feet in rear or
barber shop ar tlU TAYLOR 1-0-Gc
TOR RENT Light housekeeping
rooms Modern cali at 1000 lin
.a.u 81 .-I-sp
FOR REST Two housekeeping
rooms. zoo. n Taylor lsI 70
FOR RENT Room and board 2Os
a. Taylor -f 4-1-tp
TO SELL. Household goods cbeap
cash or terms. leaving town. ADJ
dress Furniture care Novs. g5.-.u
nooWs FOR RENT a, coo Harrison
Street a-a..,
FOR RENT Two connecting unfgr-
rishei rooms Modern ronFenlouees
t1r h0uac.e'pinr. closet and pantry
Phone -fl ~. IN
FOR Rent rnfuulshsd rooms a.,
pos Madison. Rassp
FoR RENT Two unfarnIshed rooms
.fI10 Lincoln Et g-s..,
FOR kINT Modern. weIi furnished
house seepirr rooms convenient ard
close DOB Phone -HIs Pr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-25
MISCELLANEOUS

$50 ACRES highly improved farm
near WashbUrn. Texas. Guo acres In
high state cultivation. New house
fine we'll and elegantly located Price
$50 per acre. cash. balance terms
or would exchange for merchandise
Joe y Micklo Land Co., Memphis
Texas. 2J2-lC.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-25

TOn p1urHr rair'Iur rnd Falsnu
p.re HInr.'st a. utarfar /. ueht
0n tIe Job Phone Sos -1t--p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-25

MAN with horse desires to do livery
work for reliable firm Best ~ ret-
oreuco and bond furnished Haylcss.
Amarillo 2t2-2p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-25

Notice q Trayelias Men-When
you have finished reading THIS paper
please throw u out the car r.nfoE.
II will hs greatly appreciated -
trackmen and other emIioFes sht
we're unable q secure paper before
solng 90 Eork tnis morning Ties ID
enjoy reading tie latest Saf ness
Thank you-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-25

LOST Between Palo Duro Club and
Amarillo. one 2iX4 automobile tire
with tube. mounted on Hupmohile
rim. Finder please return TO Num-
Electric co. daft
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-25

$3.50 ACRES smooth short grass
WHEAT and cotton land ia shallow wa
tcr belt of bailey county Texas PAT
outcd. and title good. Price only $40.
per acre. cash balance terms, or
could exchange for merchandise, land
near Amarillo or city property Joe
j. Micklc Land Co. Mcmn g. Tex
2a2-rc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-25

sue tl iudili UaN tue lhllhNlHH III
scription John d. Williams. Okla
homa city. 30 Indian Consistory No. F.
., Reward OF Merit. 1915, from
Shapleiyh Hdw Co." Finder please /
return 10 Mitchell Bros. HdW. Store or
Viles Hotel Floydeda or llo5 Jack |
son street. Amarillo and received I
$500 reward. 2iS-6t .
MISCELLANEOUS
Gi0 ACRES highly improved farm
near WashbUrn. Texas. Guo acres IN
high state cultivation. New house. /
fine well and elegantly located Price
$50 per acre q, cash balance terms
or would exchange for merchandise. .
Joe j. Micklo Land co. Memphis
Texas. 25a-iC
MAN with horse desires to do livery
work for reliable firm Best ~ ret
urencoE and bond furnished. Baylcss.
Amarillo. 25g-2p
$3.50 ACRES smooth short grass
wheat and cotton land Ia shallow wa
tor belt of Bailey county. TrNas Pa.
,utcd. and title good. Price only SOL
per acre. cash balance terms. or
could exchange for merchandise, land
near Amarillo or city property. Joe
ID. Micklc Land Co. Mcmn g. Tex
A $40 0Uu practically now modern
",''s ''S ,,, w pest p1 ,,',, guy
w ''.."'''''. '"'" ,".. "o'"''''
"'" N''''"' u" ""l''''"'' H""'''
"S"' ',''u,' ,''''', '' n,S'' N
"" ,,l ivy pau" "' I', 'l'i"l'', '"'
j. Ml'N'' Ian" TO" memphis '.'a.
...----------....
LILLIAN sil"II improved Ia"'h "l
.''" acres. ''l llI''ul'' 10 'aIha ''..
I'\"' Price only 'I-."" per acre. q"
exchange Tor land Near Amarillo or
| lcrehtudist. Joe ] Ni.Elc Land Co.
/ Memphis IoNs. 2s.-ac
lp.rrv annual rcat about .ooo and
/ S1p. 600 hi.hk improved rps.dopc.
property all we'll located 100 spl.updid
/ Panhandle county scat ,o"u. 10 exc
change for land or sotcnaudlso. Joe
H. Miyklr Land TO-. Memphis. T~a.
/ 2se.s,
ICrT FLOWERS Roses and d1hlias
We. O. Cunningham, 1908 Van buren,
j YOUNG LADIES between the ages Of
lN and 21 10 learn telephone opcrat-
.Ipir to The chic. Generator. mo- sDrtb-
| Hpstoen telegraph and Telephone
. Company. g5l-3c
, ~ 1T Is htl.f rOu WANT phone
We get the h.lp without de'ay. n
y. 30 mo. Mgr. +. o. BoI 116. ANA
b. Milo, 1cNas. Night phone 6Oi. He'll
Of all Kinds always ready ," -
Farm ana railroad orders promptly
li'led
.r0 7I -,-rII npregrn - A.,
''I''n. successor I' F"r"s' "ill gave
'' '''iu'"H ana ''f ''i your
worn SUIT Also take your measure
Is. O., above cost. Come and soo -
. Phone 1889 IIs-Iit
Fl'A'II'NH nursing wanted, no'' OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-25
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS
VETERINARY SURGEON


DIR. T.. 4. TRUE
At Meningitis Barn Calls made
day or night Day phone s. Night
phone Cos. Dental work a speciality
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-25

A 100000. practically new, modern
brick residence iu best portion city
of Amarillo Would cost doubtlcssly
now $4,000 to duplicate same 2.
cash, balance terms. COZ might c>-
chang" ton land or merchandise. Joe
J. Migklc Land Co. Memphis. Tols.
2a--p,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-25

GIRLS WANTED Apply at nearest
-IlrIeN HOUSE. AMIN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-25

WANTED l'uMrnished apartment
o., couple without children. Must be
close IN. Reference. Phone 1913.
25l-3p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-25
WANTED

WANTED Nursing by experienced
nurse. Phone 1876.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-25

FOR RENT Excellent suite n
rooms N J = Num- block. See }. !.
"'Eenl agent 1856 n
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-07
CEREMONY OF ANATHEMA
STILL IN VOGUE IN GREECE
(By Associated Press.

Calamata. Greece. March 6 The
medieval ceremony OF "Anathema'
against lephtherios yenizelos, former
prime minister of Greece, Is still
continuing in the lesser towns of
Old Greece Every Sunday in VII
lages scattered here and there over
the country, where the ceremony has
not vet taken place. the people come
toeether. generally under the leader
snip of the local priest and go
through the age-old. semi-religious
act of calling down divine wrath up
lcn "Elephtherios Venizelos who has
Imprisoned priests and who has plot
ted against the royal house and
p ,ainst the country" as the wording
of the anethema runs.
1he anethema ceremony is by no
means an unusual enc in Greece to-
ldav. especially in the outer island
land the rural districts. II is SO usual
Indeed that the word "anathema'
lappears in the current Greek-Eng.
liish conversation books. under th'
heading Of common religious
terms Nor is it the first time tina
Venizelos has been mathematical
According to General Vases, wh'
worked simultaneously with Yenize
les fer The freedom of Crete the cere
inony was pronounced against Feni
zels by the Cretans SINE - yeaf
ago
II on the present occasion the cere
llmonies have been more WIDESPREAD
Few villages now remain IN vi
Greece where the anethema agains
! the cretan has not been pronounee'
: with all the forms Of the days whe
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-07

NOTICE ar SALE or R0<DS OF SPEt TAI.
Roam AND BRIDGE DISTRICT ST'MRER
ONE POLK COUNTY FLORIDA
Persuant to a resolution II the Board u
County Commissioners Il Polk County Flarida.
in meeting assembled on the 9th day u Feb
rrary 1917. authorizing the sale aut adfer-
tisement u the bonds q Special Road and
Bridge District Number one, Polk County,
FLORIDA:
NoTiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN That bids will
IL received at the clerks office in Barlow
Florida on or before the 2sih day = March
1 T. 1917 for the sale Il three hundred and
twenty-five bonds II Special Road and Bridge
District Number One Polk County. florlas
.srh II aid beads lseinz for the suw = ON
THOUSAND DOLLARS. dated March lsi. 4
u 1917. each bearing interest at six pc
rentum per annum. interest being payabl
ssml-annualIy January LIST and July ist. bou
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-07

New York. March 6-It is an
nounced here by the National Re
search Council that an exhaustive |
investigation is to be undertaken to |
determine to what extent, if any, the |
danger of poisoning in involved in
the use of canned goods. The Ma
tional Gamers Association. represent
ing practically all producers OF
canned foodstuffs in this country. is
TO bear the entire expense of the in.
vestigation. which will be conducted
entirely independent of the associa-
ton except in the matter of the
financing of the work. A sum of over
100000 will be appropriated by the
Gamers Association, should the worf
require so large an expenditure.
The proposal 10 make such an in
vestigation was brought forward by
Il George Z. Hale. Director of the
Mount Wilson Solar Observatory and
| chairman of the National Reserch
| Council who believed there was
widespread interest in such an impor-
tant subject as the danger of poison
ing from the use of canned goods.
i Approaching the National Gamers As
ISOLATION DR.. Hale found that organ
! ization eager TO have such an indie
pendent investigation made, firm as
IL was in the belief that canning
methods as generally used in this
country thoroughly protect the pub
lie from the danger of poisoning
Many cases of illness that have been
attributed to poisoning from eating
goods are belieed by the Gamers to
have actually resulted from entirely
different causes or from disregard OF
the ordinary precautions, such as no.
allowing goods to stand in can after
being once opened
The Gamers Association itself ha:
for years maintained its own labora
tory in Washington, adequate to con
duct its own investigations. but ha'
nevertheless. thought it wise to pu
its case into the hands of an indie
pendent research board, for although
the subject is one that has been In
vestigated to some extent before
there has as yet been no complet
survey of this problem. With a vie,
to supplying this deficiency. the M
tional Research Council has appointe
a committee to supervise the inquir!
= which will be undertaken by the Ha
ward Medical School in its depar
: ment of Preventative Medicine an
trusted to DR.. nj. J. Rosenau, of Ha
ward who is one of the most eminei
archaeological chemists in Il
country. The results of the researt
will be published through regular SC
entitic channels from time to tim
but il is expected that il may be
matter of three years or more befo
the ground is completely covered.
, The advisory commission whit
has been named by the National H
search Council in conference with |
! Rosenau and under the advice of |
- William H. Welch. President of I
National Academy of Sciences. viii
will have supervisory charge of t
;n, &c fn1Inuc.
' Profs. John j. Abel, Johns Hopki
' University: Reid Hunt, Harvard U
versity; +. o. Jordan, University
Chicago: Lafayette B. Mendel, "
University; Frederick G. Novy, I
- versity of Michigan; Eugene Oh
Washington University; and H. c
con Wells. University of Chicago
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-04

IN New Mexico and northern Texas
VII be In santa be his week to com
suit with Mrs W. T.. Lindsey aud
others IN regard to the plans for the
iScming work and the campaign f0r
raising funds for carrying 1t on. II IL
most interesting to note that the club
women la other states have found a
field OF work IN their training camps
aud are working with the v. W. G. A..
The following ~ written by u club
woman of indianapolis for he q T.
Magazine:
Because Fort Benjamin Harrison
Is ~ close to indianapolis our women
here have felt much Interest aud re-
sponsihility, There are nav In the
training camp several thonsitnd soldier
hoys, and we understand that by fail
there Will be probably 50. 600 all to-
gcther The club women have been
the FIRST To take the matter up IN IN
official way The result ~ that va
are opening headquarters At the Y.
W g A. building for the indianapolis
District Federation for Girls. ct which
Mrs. Ralph r. Remington b. the chair
man. The local club presidents 81 the
states represented IN the camp are
being asked for the names Of the club
women who have som here. and this
names of the sons with their company
address In order hat the club women
may extend courtcsics Co these youn.
men and to their mothers when visit
ing them. Already q number OF ciu.
women have entertained soldier hoy
for dinner iu their homes. Conccrninl
this I was much Interested 90 know
that one club mn had written g,
several OF her friends who had SOL
here inviting them To- come To- hc'
house when they came 90 Indianapolis
To say goudby TO- their SONS tciliut
them that she would be- glad Co have
! them make use ct her home Tor pre-
pairing u dinner Tor ihcir sons % in.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-04
San Juan County Women Rally to Save
Fruit Crop; Will Aid in Gathering,
Canning and Drying; Other Club News

fruit and lksn In canning and dry
II Is proposed that the state
council os defense assist the county
auxiliary In shipping this surplus TO
the T. ). government for the use of
the army or for sending abroad.
The Endowment Committee OF the
General Federation Ess Invested ove
ti5o0'00 OF the Federation Endow-
ment Fund In Liberty loan bonds. and
this example has been followed by
several OF the states which have en-
dowment funds.
The Woman's Club Of Gailup IN
working On it, program Of entertain
meut FOR the state convention which
meets there. Oct. go. II announces
that the final evening OF the meeting
when The delegates are always tired
with their three days Of hard work.
will be given To- a ;heater party and
60 he followed by dancing ana re-
freshmcnts. Tho ladies 81 Gallup ar,
planning to- extend the hospitality OF
their homes 10 the visiting ladies.
The women Of New Mexico ar,
! much Interested IN the work for girl.
which will be- carried on by IA,
Young Women's Christian Association
az Dcming during the time that tia
u : training camp H. located there
1t l. hoped that the State Federation
OF clubs and the Woman's AuXtiarl
TO the state Council OF Defense a'
well ~ oher state organizations vii
take an active interest In this worl
aud VIII cooperate In ii. Mrs. II. =
Bowie. president OF the III Paso Y. w
lC. a. who has charge of the worl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-04

The Executive Board OF the state.
Federation. at It's recen, meeting In
Las cruces. received the resignation
OF Mrs :. y. Aidrich 90 Gallup who
has been chairman Of the Depart
mcnt OF Industrial and Social Condi-
tions for the Federation The name
Of her successor has not yet been an
nounced. The following committees
for special work were appointed At
the meeting Committee ON scholar
ship Loan Fund; Mrs. r G. Rodgers.
las Vegas Mrs J. VI. Kinyon. silver
city. Mrs. J NJ Peacock. Roswell.
Committee on Organization Of Young
Women IN Educationai Institutions
Mrs. d. r. Boyd. Albuquerque. Mrs.
NJ u. winningham Mesilla Park,
Mrs. lIaliei, Reynolds. Las Ncgae,
Credentials Committee for seventh
Annual Meeting Mrs. p L. Evans.
Gallup. Mrs. Ada Bitncr. Albuquer-
que Mrs. J. w. Ruane. santa Rosa.
The Board recommended some i'm
poriant changes IN the constitution
which will be voted on at the conven
ton.
The Thursday Afternoon club 81
Mountainuir entertained the teachers
who were attending the Torranc,
County Institute during their stay IN
Mountainair.
Miss Blanche Bailey. Extension
Home Economics worker for the state
Agricultural College writes from Sal
Juan county that the women OF tina
county have been asked 90 give az
Red cross n all other work for th'
present In order that they may heli
IN saving the great fruit crop Of tn
valley which mas otherwise be los
on OF the shortage Of labor
The women will aid In gathering tn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-04

vitine them 20 come and eat chicken
dinner with mother She said Il may
be the last opportunity that man OF
the hoys will have To- eat their moth
tr's cooking and I am glad TO offer
the use OF my kitchen FOR the cooking
of such a dinner. You see women's
hearts are warm toward n another.
u ~ We have learned To know n
another better we are loving one an
other more. In looking AT . soldier
hoy average club mother looks
upon that boy as the son " some de-
voted mother"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-04
Alleged Bootlegger
And Wife Are Hell,

". T.. Giibrcuth aud wife we're arrcs
cd here last night for the police {
Douglas. Ariz.. where Gilbrcnth
charged with violating the law regar'
ing The bringing Of intoxicauts into
prohibition state. he is charged wit
carrying whiskcy from Rodeu. \. NJ. I
Douglas, \ certified copy Of the con
PLANT was received by Chief of Polio
Galusha today
The Telegram from Douglas on whie
the police here acted last night uske
that Gilbfeuth and his wife be held, br
the complaint rcceicd today rcfcrre
only % the man.
Gilbrcuth told Chict Gulusho that m
whiskcy was packed in the car Toy b..
chauffeur without his knowledge. Ih'
Gilbreuths we're not locked up, but vrr'
placed under guard ~ their hotel
Put In a HELP WANTED M. the
read tho SITUATIONS wanted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-04
Maj. M. L. Stern Goes
To New Post Tonigh

Mai. NJ. T.. Stern, who has been orde
ed 20 report for duty in the quartz
MASTER department at Fort sam Houf
ton. Tex. expects 20 leave for his pc,
tonight. Major stern has been qua
termastcr Of the New Mexico n%ationt
guard aud superiuieudcd the consirut
ton Of the mobilization cuntonment. II
Is q vcterag %punrdsmon Of many year
service. he is said to have been SIT
TONED at or visited every post and bar
racks in the United state.