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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-04-11
WANTS 3,OOO,OoO
 VOLUNTEERS
international News Service.

T0ternatIonaT NeWs oerVIce.
 WASHINGTON, April II. Senator sherman of Illinois threw a bomb into the houso today by Introducing a resolution authorizing the prcsi- dent to call for three million volun= .eors.
 It was seen to he q move to thwart President Wilson's plans for eonserip- tion. and was classified as such by all who are in favor of the conscrip- tion bill.
 Action on the sherman resolution was withheld under the rules, and will come up for discussion later
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-04-11

Candle, There is no question about
 t; we've got to take off our hats to Paul Kjegsted. He is as game Q dog musher as ever put on a mukiuk and the chances are if he finds his dogs today he will get right in The race again.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-04-11

But that's bordering upon firta- ton, My conscience-Vesta keIIing, at the End of the Rainbow. Eagle Hall, April 14
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-04-11
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. April l1.-Onc hundred and five chaned corpses were recovered from the shoulder ing ruins of the Eddy Stone ammuni- ion plant which was blown up yes terday morning at 10 o'clock Eighty
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-04-11
PRESIDENT ASKS
 CLARK ID SUPPORT
 CONSCRIPT PTI0N BILL

pIetel5 satisfied with it's results. there fore it is thought that he received some assurance from Clark of his support in the measure.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-04-11
PASS BILL FOR
 $278,OOO,OOO
International News Service.

WASuINGTON, April 11-The army appropriation bin came up for hearing this afternoon in the senate.
 The bill calls for two hundred and agenty-eteht million dollars. this amount Q be immediately turned over 10 the war department. Without talk ing d roG call the bill passed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-04-11
ATTENTION ROYAL ARCH MA
 SONS.

Regular meeting of Seward Chap ,el No. 9 will be held on Thursday evening. April t9. at D, m.
 F. W. BURROUGHS,
 Secretary.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-04-11

Be a good feIlow-that's it, exactly Dan Crowley at the End of the Rain bow, Eagle Hall, April IA.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-04-11
RELEASE ALL GUARDSMEN
 HAVING DEPENDENTS

1 a"e losing no .ime in returning to l thor homes.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-04-11

l.pNDON. April H. There is con- siderable rejoicing throughout Great Britain today on the receipt of the sweeping victories made in north
 ara France. It is predicted that the
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-04-11

Many towns and important posi- tons have fallen into the hands of the British having been hastily aban- doned. Guns of great c1hbcr were l.rt without bclng destroyed which is obvious proof of the despcat. nature of the British advance.
 Field Marshal Hag in his cable 10 thc WAT office says. "The sweeping advance con.iuues.'
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-04-11

Calling Cards at the Nugget Office
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-01
LA ENMIENDA DEL SENADOR
SHEPPARD A LA RESOLUTION
CONTRA LA VENTA DE
LICORES.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Mario 80.
E. C. Dinwiddie, superintendent
Legislative de la ''Liga Americana
contra las Cantinas," ha recibido del
Senator Sheppard una declaration
a efecto de hacerle saber que el esta
inclinado en- favor de Ia enmienda
tie Ia Prohibition Nacional, resolu-
ci6n que fue presentada por el Conf
te Judicial del Senado en- Ia Ultima:
session, en- Ia forma s%iguiente:
''Prppongo Una ermienda a Ia
Constitution de los Estados Unidos.
"Resuelvase por el Senado Y Ia
Camara de Representatives. de los
Estados Unidos de America en- IN
solo Cuerpo al que ]concurran cuan-
do menos, las dos terceras parties dc
cada Camara, que Ia siguiente ell
mienda de Ia Constitution es, pos
este medic, propuesta a los Estados
para que venga a formar parte de Ia
misma Constitution a. ser ratificad;
por los Legalistas de los varios Es-
tados como esta prevenido en- e. mis-
mo C0digO fundamental.
Secci0n LA venta. fabrication
0 transportation de licorcs embria,
gantcs. va sea dentro o fucra de los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-01

AGRiCTLTORES

En- "a region mInera mas rlca de
Nuevc Leon. Sc vende hacienda de
doce dias de aqua de medic buey, cen
las tierras de labor correSpondientes
Para nformes dirIJanSe a
GREGORIO LOPEZ.
p. o. Box 81 Laredo, Texas,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-01
ELAGUERRA
Los monstruos del dia o ~maquinas infernales
iQue son los famosos 'tanques' ingleses?

salvar el foso, cast sin ninguna diff
cultad.
Cuando en- SUI canine encuentra IN
arbo. o una rueda dentada que lie
va en- la parte, anterior, hace incisio-
nes en- Ell tronco, Y concluida esta
obra. toda Ia maquina Sc encarCa dc
dcrribar cl irbol. va sea empuja9do
o tirando dc 81.
En- los trabajos dc Ia hacienda. Sc
gun seCur Mr.. Frank G. Moorhead.
en- cl illustrated World''. IN tractor
de csta clase pacdc arar hasta 30
acres dc tcrrcno cuhicrtO de paste,
en- men de diez diaS, consumlendo
% galones de kerosene Y tres gallo
mes de aceite iubricante cada dla. h
trabajo De un 500 tractor, eGllva!c
. seis veces el de cuatro cabailos IL
rando de un aradc. Por medic dc los
tractorc:. las t]ievraS M: "n!Urecld2S
y pastcsas puedcn ser ahiertas haStA
una profundidad de 80 pr!gadas. 5! i;
terra e. gvuasa. V Ell csta forma Sc
nucdcr ramp2r hast2 - y 10 acres de
terra d;iriImc7te. Genc"almente :"
empiear estos traclores en- los tra3a-
los para rnmpcr ccrrcnos vir@enos ("
orc In, SiGo ahanGonados por mucho
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-01

Y. aparte de este, algun merito ten
dri la Internal maquinaria cuando va
han comenzado en- el bando enemigo
las protcstas en- nombre de Ia civili-
zaci6n. Protestas ante las cuales los
ingleses Sc encogeran de hombros
con la conciencia tranquila. Ellos son
los autores de este maquiavelico sal
tamontes de acero que vomita metra-
LA: pero en- la presente guerra, no
fueron ellos los que Introduction Ell
uso de los gases asfixiantes, nj Ell
fuego liquido. nj de las balas explosi-
vas. nj de los envenenamientos de las
aguas. nj de las minas flotantes; nj
Sc les puede acusar de haber torpe-
deado buques de pasajeros, nj bonn
bardeado ciudades abiertas, nj emplea
do zeppelines sobre las gentes indie
fsnzaz. nj ~dsportado poblaciones CT
viles......
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-01

de m~onslruoS&s @pisonador&S. que,
ImpcrturhLbles. Sc ~drslizaban Dor ell
ylmd dc ,as trIuchcraS. per encima
lie los cralcrcs ue as minas V de iaS
Z anadas, Y por cncima &c toCos los
a~rno!es, sCgadoS a 81 paSo... Como
81 Ia TERRA. agrietada en- cs~pantosas
commissioners. fucsc Ia pulida superb
Gle dc IN salon de bale. las infcrna-
.eS maquinas vomitan tIcgo por suS
mUitipies hCc&S. a~vanzando siempre. -.
Nos parecieron, al fin, c~oIosales saIta-
montcS dc acero. Los sa'tamontcs ne
us trincheras sultaban Y aplasraban.
....Los cncmigos, asustados. no sa-
bian que haccr; huian, Sc accrcaban.
v|olvian Il huir... por ultimo. en- deses
ncrado c~sfuerzo. pretcndicron acer-
carsc dc nucvo a nuestraS p~roG!giosas
mIquinas ' i ccntcnarcs hubicron dc
morir......
Y las maquinas. :rcgresaron in
columcs? G:Son acaso invulncrablcs?
GCuartas tomaron partc en- ia ba-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-01
La maquina Internal.

H. ao1i nor MA nar,c. "a Gascrip-
.;o, ono dc los tanks" hacc On Il
2 c." dc Madrid. 81 c-orrcsponsal
o., Iorirrs.
.r :r,-or,o scm~ns.
''.' 49, l., ta~rI..,l., sor,ro-
:, br;,dmlo 9, 81 orcm:ro
;" 1'N - an+iu;.,, .ol5,a, ;r~la.
. -. .,b,,,riro. p; los
.T.a. a..b, 10 rcro,ors. como
..oub..,., ,.5,n;,,
"".'. ar.a ~. If,r,,, 10. los
'''e' wo,,.
9( r.|. ,.,. f:,o,s sa ,rhIio,cn
.b,ns =, 81 r,,,,lo er.cro Il
L..,n 10 ...o, h,,aros in.
',''''D' - p..Ia .formrcf5r sav,,r,-
&C. AL ,,h.o hior mere
,u-yo No., II moro. con
H'N m:I...o .op,.,,,rfo No
J;.. ..o-.,.;., -, .ahsuo d.
''C;". ,,f,,. Tommy
..,." ,.;.a Lo,+iz5 al
..rL. r;r,o." -, on
''0l' ,an,,ro = sir6ni-
>'' F.,.,. l.,a,~,, 1os crc
C:...tm -, ,?orouinaron ..armo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-01
WILSON'S COREGA
RETiENE LOS DIENTES
POSTIZOS EN- "A BOCA
E.y;ta las Encias Uiceradas

Las racias Sc e%ncojen Y Sc hlncnan
con frecuencia. Ia dentadura sc alto
in. pero este no es culpa del dentlsta
Una a~plicaci6n De COREGA sobre IL
rygca dental. evita estes inconvenIen-
t.s y Ia retiene firmemente en- posi-
ciGn. TarltJeu t~avCrecc Ia hIG!ene dc
II haca. Vale - 6. on las drogue-
r1ss Y casas Cue veuden articaios de
tocador. Pida muestra gratis a Core
pa Chemical Co. Cleveland, Ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-08
MINUTE MEN
TO HELP HOOVER|zE
THE SUNSHINE STATE
VIII Furnish Cars to Women
Demonstration Teams Carrying
the Canning Gospel to the Re
mote Districts Of New Mexico.


Santa Fe. y. NJ, sept. S.-Thc rcgi-
ment Of Motor Minute Men" 90 New
Mexico auto owner who volunteer
their own and their cars service Tor
the country-wiH Help Hooverize" by
furnishing transportation to the Hoo
yer demonstration teams. five women
IN eac county Of the state. wis arc
going out In the Hoover uniforms this
month to give practical lessons In food
conserving To- an the housewives uf
New Mexico. The state Council Of
Defense, through Secretary Phil Le-
noir has furnished Federal Food Ad-
ministrator Ralph g. Ely with q com
plete list " the Minute Men. Ely has
taken w the matter with the gasoline
patriots aud the latter have a once
volunteered to see tina; the demonstra-
ton teams are carried quickly In mo-
tors to all the school districts In the
state.
In the came spirit OF cooperation
the state Council Of Defense has fur
nlshed the federal food administration
a list Of members Of county councils
OF defense and financial agents. Team
work by the national and state con-
servation organizations assures tina,
the fOod-saVing and crop-increaslng
campaign In New Mexico will be ore
Of the most successful In al 1.-The states.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-08
DIZZY SPELLS
Relieved After Taking Two Bottles
OF Cardui. Says Tennessee
Lady.

whitwell, Tenn.-Mrs. @. p. Cart
wright. Of this place. writes: About
four years ago the dizzy spells got 80
had that when ! would start 10 walk
] would Just pretty near fall. I wasn't
past doing my work, but was very
much rundown.
I told my husband 7 thought Cardui
would help me. as d lady who lived
next door TO me had taken a great
deal, and told M to try Il. This was
when we we're living Ia Kentucky.
My husband got me a bottle aud 7
took II according TO directions. II
helped me so much that he went back
and got me another bottle. ! got a
whole lot better and Just quit taking
81. ! got over the diary spells L took
no other medicine at that time nor
since for this trouble. No, I've never
regretted taking Cardui.
| felt Just fine when finished the
second bottle"
Purely vegetable, mild and gentle
IN its action. Cardui, the woman's
tonic, NAV be the very medicine You
need. n YOU suffer from symptoms OF
female troubles, give Cardui a trial.
All dr. uggists. Nc-12e
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-08
TEAMS OF WOMEN
DEMONSTRATORS TO
HELP TO HOOVER|zE
In Natty Hoover Uniforms, Five
Women in Each County Of New
Mexico Will Can and Dry for
Winter Use,

santa Fe. y. NJ. sept. S.-No less
martial that the KHAKI Of the national
army OF young men going To- France
is another uniform soon To clotne pa
.iriotic women of New MeXico-mem-
hers of the Hoover army Of food ser-
vice engaged IN fighting the kaiser
with the drying-trny and the preserve
jar.
Ralph e. Ely federal God admin
.iStrutur Tor New Mexico. hos wired -
National Acministratur Herbert
Hoover Tor 100 patterns FOR Hoover
Iniofrms These are To- be worn by
five pubur-spiritcd women iu each of
the t%wcnty-eight counties of Sew
Mexico. each five to constitute q Hoo
.,er demonstration team Donating
two weeks Of theit time. without pav.
touring the country. school district by
district. IN autos 10 be furnished uS
patriotic citizens gratis these demon
stration teams viii demonstrate the
lessons OF me national food admins
~tration in conserving. drying and put
ting up foods. Where a woman H.
county superintendent. she II to be
appointed captain ~ the team. Each
one will have on IL practical school
workers and where expert demonsira-
tors are available ahey will also Coz
operated Women Will be selected 1ll
the way through who have practical
first-hand knowledge of canning and
drying. Housewives who have lost
food through improper canning meth
ods will be sct right and accurate. SUE
cesstul surc-firo Hoover recipes Will
be demonstrated. Emphasis will be
put on the pra~ctigahility and sim
plicit yuf drying aud common errors In
drying foods viii be pointed out.
The member pt the dcmuu-trhtiuG
teams will make their own uniforms.
With the aid OF he Hoover patterns.
These uniform are neat trim aud
attractive, as well as distinctive. 81
white material with cap and bearing
the food administration badge They
are the insignia ~ practical patriotic
service and from one end Of the state
To another achievement FOR America
los the tlreIess women workers Of
New Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-08

me D most 81 tho hoNS getting iu-
tn this ccurt have never gone tu sun
day school
Tho Christian EudoJvur meets AT
G.t' g. M Topic. Excuses Are you
q yes. butt Nodus.
Special mu-i,
Solu-Ny Ncdcrui.f ami Ny
Lord. Mr. charles Mclean
n Coute Co Thee, l;ont Mrs h.
l. Bradford
Mrs Bradford director of choir
Mrs. FuV oreaaiSst
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-08

Corner Eifth street M silver ave
Hugh \ cooper, pastor
Services at ~ a. m and 1855 T. m.
Morning theme. Jesus, the lucum-
parable Teacher sermon appro-
PIRATE 30 the opening of IA educa-
tiunal institutions
ln the evening the pastor viii he
gan q series ~ sermons Tho topic
of the sermon Tor this sunday wen
ing is The Masters Good Cheer
tn" SUNDAY school meets AT q
O. m Parents. get your boys and
girls int some Of our sunday schools.
They ale AN good. Judge Swopc Of
Kansas city asked q young criminal,
DO You go tu sunday school $50
said the boy 81 thought NOT" said
the Judge MY experience has taught
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-08
Police Arrest Saloon
Man as a Result of
Soldier Booze Case
Yours very truly.
Charles Felsing

Expected action against the Belle
vue bar. growing out OF a. charge
of selling to a soldier filed by the
provost marshal. Lieutenant Noe. was
taken today by the city authorities
The federal charge was filed
against John Amera, who is said 10
be associated in the management 81
the saloon. He was alleged 90 have
sold two pint bottles of whisky on
August 81, and the testimony was
to the effect that the sale was made
after : O'Clock, the closing hour fixed
by the city ordinance regulating sa-
looms.
The federal officials weren't con.
cerned over the hour of the sale. but
the city authorities were Acting on
the testimony given yesterday ai
Amera's hearing the police this
morning arraigncd A. Provezano, In
whose name the Bellevue saloon Ii
censc stands, on a charge 81 violat-
inE the closing law.
provezano pleaded not guilty. and
gave bond FOR his appearance tor cX-
animation on Monday. He has re.
tanned John Nenable To- defend Mr.
NenBhle appeared Tor Amcra ycster-
day Amera was held for the federal
grand jury by United States Commits.
sioner Craig
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-08
IYrsl Mcthndisi Eni-.,,mI.

Corner Lead avenue aud South
Third street
Charles Oscar Hickman. pastor.
Miss Edith Gorby. ~deaconcss.
h pastor speaks ~ II a. M. and
> y m Morning subject. The An.
swor Of the Cross to the Questioning.
of Man"
Evening subject. The Wounds Of
Jesus.
sunday school Is u. m.
Epworth League : y M.
Special music morning.
Anthem -"rnder the King Heysc
SOio-'o Lamb Of Cod Bradish
Mrs. y. W Bcnning
Evening anthem-"Praise We tn,
Father" Pctrie.
Solo-"Are You Lonely 80" Hark.
meas. Mrs y w Henning.
Orchestra az night. \ wclcom,
for all
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-08
Christian SCIENCE Society.

christian Science services ar" held
at iiN West Gold avenue. every sun
day morning Al ~ O'Clock.
sunday school az a. O'Clock.
Wednesday evening meetings AZ X
o'cluck.
Reading room open daily except
sundays and holidays from g. go To-
o. 900 at as West Gold avenue.
second floor
\ free circulating library includ
lng AN TN, works OF Mary Baker
Eddy aud other authorized Christian
Science literature is maintained iu
connection with the reading room.
The public is cordially invited "a
attend the SUNDAY services. the Wed
nesday evening meetings aud 10 visit
the reading room.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-08
cold aud rroadvo, Christian Church.

Bible school at gi, a. u james
bearing superintendent
MORNING. worship and umu union
ti ~ Co. m.
Rev Ncil Ferguson viii preach
u' .ur th, church minister at present
Special Wusir worthy uf % large
congregation viii bee a puartcttc mum
uor uy Mrs Lawrence lJck"y's Vutu-
''rfr Devotion hy Mascteui Mrs
ll,EoE soprano Miss Amelia No.
ii, .Iyilo soprano Mn FtlN,uuuEs
tHuur Robert S'vrIl uassu
lui the Invitation ,uuu 40 close
uf the -,tuua Mrs lloEoy WIZ sing
70 suIr 20 Gud re Mor,,tul b.,
IJrfl,t's
christian Eud"tyur lt Cop m.
$50 evening service
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-08
Delegates Named
By Governor to
Attend Tax Meet

NV'VFHT VWTI'HI"TI'TT 10 INW HFTATT-
Santa Fc y A.. sept N-G oNcrno.
Lindsey has named as d,lcsutcs Goo
the annual meeting Of the Natioua!
Tax association ct Atlanta, Ca. 30
|vembcr ~ tp 10. former Governor
Herbert j Htscrmau. president 81
the Taxpayers association, \. r..
jane director ~ IA, te-ucutiuu.
Secretary of State Antonio Lncet'.
who is secretary of The association
Iii e Reid and rupert T. Asplund re-
spo,uNcly president and secretary 90
the state iaN .0muission. Major "
II H. Llewellyu. speaker OF the last
house OF repre- entativc-. and T.. FL.
Champion OF Ration.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-08

Near High school Joshua G.
Jones, pastor.
sunday school gt5 a. m. John
r. Major. superintendent.
Junior aud intermediate league. I
=. ~.
Senior Epworth league : D. M
Regular preaching services ~ a.
m and : y m.
At the morning hour the pastor
Will use as fis subject. why save
our Sabbath"
At = - m there VIII be a sermon
by Rev = Robert Moose.
Choir Will sing anthem. Angel
voices ever singing Wilson.
BE sure and bee present AZ both
morning and evening service.
There Is always a hearty welcome
FOR all visitors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-08

The church ~ at Silver and sixth.
Pastor Edward g. schuclcr 3rs :.
SiA.h.
Vt - % m tnr pastor will prctO
on "bavid's Desire ouI Gods Greater
Purpose.
Nt i:iS g. m. We expect TO have us
a guest Rev j. g. Grcevcr, o. u, OF
Roswell, who Will preach
The sunday school meets At 2i5
t m.
The a. T.. meets at : D. m Their
topic Are You "a Yes hut Led
by Misses FLORENCE Olson and Helen
SichlcI
special music. morning, Come Sc
Dlscuusolatc tHincI. evening. RE
turn @ Waudcrcr. Return tNllsoni
4 comfortable pew ana a welcome
fur YOU
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-08
Imannucl Evangelical Lutheran
Church.

Carl Schmid, pastor. Residence.
sos south Ano street Phone eOtt.
our services are held In the public
library. corner ~ Edith street and
Central avenue
German services ~ a M, subject
AN thingF work together for good
TO them hat love God"
English services on tho first aud
third sunday OF the month IN the
evening German services every sun
day morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-08

burden and will henceforward take
'on an increasing part Of the great
task that remains TO be completed.
Our soldiers in France are already
familiar with the battlefield Of the
Marine. Thcs Ia already . and
touched tina spirit OF Fance which
won the battle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-08

Corner Coal and Broadway. \.
T%oothaker. minister
sunday school. Pi5 q. IN.
Divine Worship - "a m. subject
Of the rmo The Engrafted word.
Special music
\ = : IT, T.. y. M
Gospel service. r %. GI subject the
Boyhood OF Jesus.
Special musi
Moving pictures
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-08

Meat and bread have be,ome W
scarce m beleaEuercd England that
IA beefsteak and a loaf OF bread cos
iwo-thirds a. much as they do In
this country Dallas News.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-08

The American paoifists are The on.y
persons in the history 81 the world
who prefer 20 have a war fought IN
their oWn territory instead of on the
other feilows-Boston Transcript.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-08

The vote In the ena On the pro-
hibitton amendment 60 the constitu-
ton Of the United States shows that
the south nos definitely. abandoned
the doctrine of state rights New
York World.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-08
ADVERTISING OUR
FINE CLIMATE IS
GOOD INVESTMENT
Iowa People Are Attracted Here,
Restored TO Health, and Tell
Others of Albuquerque Offer
ings to Healthseekers.

In a recent ak before the mem
bers of the Rotary club. John Tomhs.
secretary OF the Albuquerque cham
Der OF Commerce. IN a vivid descrip-
ton OF the cumulative value OF adj
vertising. such az the health advertis-
ing committee OF the Commercial
club was then doing. quoted the in
stance OF "a young woman I'm Water
loo. Iowa, who. having developed tu-
b~erculosis and having the rare good
fortune TO have picked up a copy OF
The Herald OF the well country with
the committees advertisement In IL.
wrote to Albuquerque FOR further par
ticulars. and icing impressed by the
letter received from the director OF
publicity decided to come on.
Albuquerque measured up to her
expectations. Waterloo Is not an UNI
duly large iowa. though a live one.
and other sufferers from tu~berculosis
i'm her home town wrote To the first
conner. Her replies were invariably
enthusiastic ard her coming as the
result Of one little ad has meant an
influx into Albuquerque OF more than
fifteen people with means. This
morning there was received at the
office OF the Chamber OF Commerce
a letter from n OF the Waterloo
colony whose condition 80 far im-
proved In Albuquerque as to permit
his return home. that he * spreading
the gospel Is evident from his
letter.
Waterloo, la, Sept. 8. 1917.
Mr. John Tombs, Secretary Albuquer-
que Chamber OF Commerce.
Dear Friend Tombs: Will you
please forward 10 Y. &. h. Wa
terloo. Iowa. iO2 Dane st. some OF
your literature on Albuquerque. as a
health resort. Thank you
The next time YOU make your little
speech about tbs worth of adVeriis-
Ing Albuquerqne's climate to tho
healthseeker with means you MAY add
three more families To the list from
Waterloo. ~ two families came be-
fore I left and R. will soon be
there. besides hat another man. this
fellow NJ. to whom YOU sent some
dope last year is out there now
I am feeling all -. X. and hope
to stick IL out here. In the mean
time ! viii do All | can To steer as
many healthseekers AZ can toward
Albuquerque.
] might be yell for o to send ms
a little literature so I Will have some
on hand.
Yours very truly.
Charles Felsing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-08
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