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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-17

ny Anna wilds Strumquist.
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The Rio Grpndc valley In logged
out in the Rayes, colors Never have
n trees been so magnircently
dressed as this late autumn Little
wonder that eastern artists rave and
dream and paint IN these heights that
are 80 close the heaven the earth re.
fleets the colors Of paradise
Garnet and gold and green
50 weave the Autumn's loom.
Turquoise sky and Il topaz sun
silver and rhine whore tho waters
run.
P%rtlliance Of feather and CLEAN of fur,
Oak.lcaf and ivy and velvet burr.
Btiterest flame and the sumhc'a bloom
so runs the woof 20 the seasons sheen.
Spunsic and sparkle OF hoaT-frost
plume
Garnet and gold and green
10 only some tints OF skyscapc and
landscape could be blended with the
same effects In gowns Women JUS;
simply have TO dress beautifully u
IL because Mother Nature loves 20
dress M herself that her progeny ~
ne same sex haVe been endowed with
IN" love of fiuerN. Ana now that men
are 30 scarce. women will haye to De
more fustiduous than ever and wcdr
more brilliant colots Every man is al
ready becoming so popular that every
woman has more rivals 20 outshine
and must bee equipped with added
Eiaces % charms 20 attract and hold
masculine attcai.ou. This is not fuuu,
u mas be tragic. Since the days li
nursery rhymcs, every Woman hts
beer promised q lover. Il runs
There never mas a goose su gray
But some day soon or late
An homes, gander came that We,
Aud tool her Tor his mate.
But war times may smash his tyt-
dltloH. Then what pTofess.oua,
women business women. working
women d"dica;ius their lives 20 thcir
vocltiou- Ru, IN the meantime ne
love ~ dress is q passion well worth
INDUCING
Dut the grcat and the near grca, tl
l'oci.ty are prlcticins conservation.
IThis Is a little secret to the social
'"hmber ~ sou would attract atieu-
ton n admiration Just IIoo,ori1e
Hooverizc a. home and tell II abroad.
To give the boGntifui hlnquets Of last
ye.ir Is 10 bee marked ag n back numh,
socially.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-17
" hos IIopVcrtIing

Everybody - tot DIN it-yct
Not yet. hut soo It's becoming the
fad There b. the Thirty club that
has declared good times are not de.
pendent on railing SEVERAL card TESTS
have lately hren notable Tor no
iunch~N The Alpha Gamma sororit,
started h fashion 81 serving wa
trr n uothing more az dances
in university clrcl-s
'hutch teas are not the elaborate
fcdstinE %Utiairs ct last season
The Monday After card club aut
th" Shrlu"rs ban this Last week
served economical Hno,rrizrd rc
f~r-shmruts.
Then there - Hcrhcrt q Hoover
hinhrli. lilo practices wha, he
prelches one In Washington who
ought Ia know. hats cent the follow
ing announcement about nj Hoo
vers habits:
Red bccf IN fouhd on the
Hoover tables not more than once a
week Fresh meat Of all Kinds
beef. pork and mut,on-arc served
not 20 exceed three or four times It
week, approximately every other day
The meat menu IS supplemented by
using more fowl and fish.
As 10 wheat, pure white bread
never - found ON Hoover table.
Corn bread and corn muitins are
consumed IN great quantities and ErI-
ham bread and breads Of mixed iluurs
ar" the order ltoovcr's table. IN
fact has been the testing ground for
u great MANY experimental breads.
Practically the only sugar Is Tor
" .rtrniug coffee and tea. and his
reduced TO - minimum. There are
no cakes heavily ioe,l mo- sweet dies
s"rts luswrrtcued ri," cakes ar,
u ~taNurit" Fresh fruits are used for
desserts The only fruits are used
Tor desserts. The only sweet he usrs
iu any quantity rs hone,
Vegetables and fruits iu season
form the b1,kbon" Of the Hoover
menu Hoover himself has eaten
more watermelon than anything elsr
this summer
rs 20 banquet,-UooNcr hates them
lIc never gocs Il he can escape Hut
tho few be has attended this year
have been primarily God couscr,a-
ton iiNouts
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Music Fest and Iecturc-

Another ~ the music talks hy Pro-
fessor Edwin } Stringham. Illustrated
with harmonies NJ piano and voice
viii he heard AZ the regular hi-weekl,
session ~ the Fortaight!y Music cluh
Tuesday evening In the Elks lodge
rooms Members are hts week re.
ceivipg copies ~ the new club velr
hooks aud leaflets % the ciub cons;i.
tuiion. From cover 20 cover this years
programs show richer treats than ever
before offered to AlbuquerquearS
with the text Music Is Gods Rest
CIT T. Man in mind an programs
have been built on music. But dane.
ing folk dances AZ an nations. lee.
lures. readings social affairs. phllan-
throptc affairs, papers. an come IN
Tor places on the schedule OF this ciuh
whose membership list II row pas,
the n hundred mark. Three hon.
orary members are Mrs. Claude Al
bright Roberts, MIR Charles Wakefield
tadman ana Mrs Mabel stevens Hai'
The latter was one Of the organizers
~ the c!u ana nov resides In Los
Angeles. The first name Is that OF
the A%lbuquerqur singer who has made
The city and state famous In many
European countries as her nome. Cad
a the renoN ned composer. who
has spent Two winters here IL 10 he
IN the city for the concert under the
auspices Of tho club November 70.
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rord maud Tapiatcrrn, fiorczioa T-E-
Iiat,rru. john ". Moore Rea.ty
tguutuy a corporation John NJ.
"'I'' Occidental flfr insurance
company LONE He'cH improve
mont company, "D' ~. fill@'
i'na i Ilh".un'c', defendants.
N'l..o n'i''t give" ih"t 30 the
i'.'. ''.l..a s.- '~t.a.r'b c"Hsg
"hieh "t 'n. ui "a cel-
.i'" ...a u. '". v".i lam beer o.
"l.'f .'~
GEORGE ""a emo "
Jan"''l % i'. i'.. 200 i"
p''lni"' '" i"''oM-
Fof tue sum 'l fa'opN. together
"''h interest 'hei'on AZ the rate "t b
per cent per hhhu'h ir"NH ANl's -t'
l'l'' UNI" !Alu' Tor me sum OFT A'o'.
together win interest "h 200 from
January a. 1910 on 500 from ApFll
~ 1917 ON 500 from JulN a. l3l''
on $50 from october a. 1915 "ud on
$50 IRON January ~, 1871 al the rile
OF ) per cent per hnnun unul paid'
Tor the sum OF Sa8", together Wiih IN
'erest thereon al 6 per cent per au-
NUM- NUN '"' ""'' "' S"'u J""'lil'"
untll palu' as u Tor attorney Tees
ana Tor all costs % disbursements OF
SUIT
The amount Of said sum. with inter-
est as provided for Ina the nnal Judg-
ment To the 7th day OF April, 1917, the
date Of sale hereinafter mentioned, d.,
to wit: t3,730.57 and costs 10 accrue.
You are further notified that the
undersigned was, by virtue OF said
judgment, appointed as Special Mas
ter to sell the following described
property TO pay the above mentioned
Judgment!
Lots Nos %. 30, and 20 IN Block
No. 4 OF the Romero addition TO the
city Of Albuquerque, New Mexico, ac-
cording To the map thereof Ned In
the Office Of the Probate Clerk and
EN-Otiicio Recorder OF Bcrnalillo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-17
Our Bread Pans Out


IiIVTlJN 4I.Hti autIfDN
To THE Q"yNIIrfED ELECTORS
pF THE FITN co.'s 'l.HrptFRpIE.
SEW MEXICO. ana tl The aualiAed
electors Of the territory adjacent TO
tho City uf Albuquerque included FOR
school purposes
By tho authority Invested in mo Dr.
law, 4 hercpy proclaim and declare
that there VIII no held on tho INST
TUESDAY OF April. 1917, the same be-
ms the third day of April. aL election
Tor three members of the Board OF
Education of the cry Of Albuquerque.
who shalt bo elected Tor terms Of four
years each.
The voting places are hereby
named and described as follows;
First ward-Korbcr Garage, at
North Second street.
Second ward. ID. Emmons' store.
rs " est Gold avenue.
Third werd-w. c. Thayton's Of
fee. 22i West Gold avenue.
Fourth waTd-City Hall. Second
street and Tijeras.
All qualified electors within the city
OF Albuquerque and within the terri
tory adjacent thereto included for
school purposes. may vote az this
election and women possessing the
legal qualifications % an eleetor may
also vote AT said election.
HENRY WEsTERFEtiD.
Mayor Of the city Of Albuquerque.
View Mexico.
Attest: Thomas Hughes,
City Clerk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-17

George s. Klock. trustee. and NJ
Helena Leonard, beneficiary, plant
ifs.
Gavino Garcia, Martina J. Garcin. his
wife. Margaret y. Black ana John
NJ. Moore. defendants.
Notice IN hereby given that bv yir.
tue OF a certain judgment and decree
OF the District Court Of New Mexico
Tor the County Of Hhernalillo made ana
entered on the 23rd day of December.
lslb' In h above entitled cause. the
Undersigned, who was in said judy
ment and decpee named an special
master In the said cause 10 sell the
premises hereinafter described. will
otier Tor sale 60 the highest bidder for
cash at the front door OF the Court
House in Old Albuquerque. B~ernaliIlo
County. New Mexico, at the hour of
10 O'Clock, "a. m, on the 26th dny Of
March. 1917. the following described
real estate. to-wit.
\ piece If Land in the north part %
Albuquerque. Precinct No. ~ OF
Bernalillo County. New Mexico. which
measures from north e. south 80 feet
aud In length from east TO west $50
Feet and bounded on the north ny
land of Jose Martinez: on the south by
land OF Miguel Martinez: on the west
by land formerly belonging 10 Sofre
Alexander and ON the east by the
Acequia Madre de Barelas and Com
ira Acequla and entrance being pnrt
of the property conveyed py deed rec
orded In book 80 at page 1870.
Also n piece of iuud In the same
precinct which measures from north
10 south l2'a varas, an, from east to
west 800 feet more or less, bounded
on the north by land OF Fiorcntino
Martinez, on the south by lands OF
Jesus Garcia, on the east by the Ace
quia Madre de Barelas, and on the
west by land OF Jesus Romero, to-
Eethcr with an improvements, build
urs and appurtenances thereunto
~pert1iniug.
For the purpose OF satisfying n
Judgment obtained hy the plaintiffs
Boz the sum OF five hundred C|s50O.OO)
collars, With interest from the 18th
Ntt of February, 1915, at tho rate Of
.,i-nt per cent per anuum until paid:
tur the further sum ct eleven Ol00l
dollars take with interest ON five and
.Nrluu INb.5up dollars thereof at
twelve per sent per aunuW from De
.'WUrv T. 1915 until paid. and with
interest 1000 fiF. aud tU-lJC $3.50.
du.|tr- thereof lt tvUlye per cent per
uuum irnW June T. 3li, until paid
tur the further sum of ufty-tnrec and
it-lpu tFud.t4l dollars allowed as at
'urn'. - t,' .ur the further SOM OF
twHutr-f... lS-.."ur uull1r-. trustee s.
f,,. for tre tnrth,r sum col five
a. H0| dollars u- special masters fee.
tut for aIl costs ana expenses Of tho
said PROCEEDINGS Including this sale
H DEL. D. H. ..rH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-17
IIGN. NuTItT

NO. |N.H-
State uf New N,.fuu. C.uutg ul H,r-
unlijlo. 100 the D.-rliy. Court
Ia tho Matter ut Ga, Assignment. col.
Albert FahCr.
Notice Is hereby given that $50 pur-
suarcc of an order of the court ali
Of the book accounts m the above
matter Will ho offered for sale and
sold at public auction. to the highest
and best bidder for cash, al the front
door of the United states post office
in the city Of A~huquerque, at the
hour OF ten o'clock In the forenoon.
on the 2ith day of March. 1919. \
list OF said accounts may be see at
the office OF the assignee.
FIRST SAVINGS BANK a TRUST
CO or ALBUQUERQUE. y. ~,
Assignee
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-17
PERSONAL


PROPERTY OWNERS and PUBLIC
Why cover up your old paper and
painted walls, when I clean them a.
new with no Inconvenience 10 YOU, and
save you at first cost, Phone SIS.
Bert. king OF house me office clean
aNu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-17
SITUATIONS WANTED

POSITION WANTED-By first-class
bookkceper and general office q
Best references. Answer. o. D Care
Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-17

MARRY IL LoNrn-s. for wealth and
happiness: hundreds rich and at.
tractive willing 90 wed. strictly conf
dcntlI reliable, years OF expert
enco; descriptions free. THE Sue
ccssful Cluh,' Mrs. Purdie. Box $50.
Oakland, Calif.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-17
MATRIMoNY.

MARRY-For success and happiness.
Many thousand members both sex.
wishing early marriage; hundreds
wealthy confidential descriptions free.
Established 10 years, Tho Reliable
club. Mrs. Wruhcl, 739 Madison, oak
land, California.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-17
RARE BARGAIN IN HIGH GRADE
PIANO"

We have q new. high grade piano a.
Albuquerque. which, for immediate
sale. VIII be sold tremendously cheap.
Liberal terms 90 70 responsible party.
u you act quick you viii hnd this aH
opportunity 90 purchase "A fine plano
very cheap. Particulars will bo FUR
n.shcd hy writing 10 the Den yer
Music Company. Denver, Colo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-17
N FEE TIME TABLE


W~cSthOund-
40. Daily Ar Nv.
I The Scout TsaOp S:3np
3 california Limited, tt.eoa fi;aca
fftrgc Fast ..-.s,. sts5a l9tl6a
8 Tho navajo. t.1ts5qp I232Oa
Souiiihound-
500 F' p1so Express fDtg0p
f1 n1eo Exprcss.. l0:oaa
~IEstbound-- Daily.
10 Tho Scout. ....... T:3sa S.0SH
? Tho navajo. ...~....e.1Sp 2.t0p
4 California LIMITED ssfop 7.00p
$ Santa 20 Eight. T.tsp 1880
From south
$40 For X. a.. : Chicag Ti00a
SIS For x. G.. q Chicago 6:25p
standard sleeper -or clovis ma
Roswell leaves on No. SEQ connects
at Belen with train No 20. leaving
Belen ~ i1.55 2. M.
No. 7 carries q coach only. no
sleepers.
No. Sis VIII have standard sleeper
from Roswe ell from train No ~ AZ
Relen.
.w.-- -..w
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Autos For sale.

1914 Ford touring car.
S~tudehakor touring car; new top;
new paint.
Metz roadster.
Overland truck.
These cars are all In good running
order.
Bargain prices.
SQUARE DEAL GARAGE,
IA West Copper.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-17
NOTICE Os SALE.
No. 1850

STATE OF NEW MEXICO. COUNTY
OF HERNALlLf.O. IN THE
DISTRICT COURT
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WANTED-Female Help

WANTED-EXpcrienccd salcsladics.
j. g. PENNY COMPANY.
WANTED Am experienced waitress
M DILm.huM-.-
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ATTORNEYS
Dressmaking


ALL KINDS. both new and second
hand, bought sold. rented and re-
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter Ell
change. Phone si4. i22 So. 9Th 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-17

Court Hous, door ol the said County
OF Bcrnalillo in Old Albuquerque. 1
viii offer for sale aud sell at Pubic
Auction to the highcst bidder Tor cnsh
an the right title and interest Of tho
said Frank W SANCHEZ and FcIipltu
sanchez. loo and 60 The said property
Dated nt Albuquerque Sew MeN.co.
This ath day of Iar,h l1l,.
RAFAEL GARCIA
Suurlr nt BerutiIlio county.
New Mexico
March go. a. .l 80.
NOTICE Ca tpBTCLCsYRT sNLE
$50 1I5hu.
lu tur U...r..t Court. county of Ies-
ualllo st1ic of NUW McNIcu
NHuucIH Aru.lo ana % o. NeDauua.
Tu.iy, ll1iuill.t
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WANTED To TRADE-Two potatoes
WANTED--Male Help

WANTED-Clerk In general mer-
= chandise store Must speak spanish.
Give references. p. s." Care Herald.
MEN WANTED for detective work.
also instructed hy former United
states government detective. Write
j. Gaynor. Dunvillc. III.
WE TRAIN MEN IN an lines of me.
chauical engineering, long estab-
'ished. reputable. practical school.
Gas. electrical. automobile, tractor.
mechanical drawing curses. send for
illustrated catalogue. Seattle Engi-
necring school. Seattle. wash.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-17

George &. Klock. trustee. and NJ.
Helena Leonard, beneficiary, plant
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-08-31
Nashville, Tenn, Aug. 81, II.
THE MAYORS RACE.

The contest for mayor, is warming
up to white heat. elimination and
recriminations are being INDUCED in
personal abuse is being resorted to
and much i'll feeling is being mani.
tested But above all of this Hilary
E. Howse towers like a giant oak
His detractors only serve to make
more certain his election. The peo-
pie have no patience with mud sling
ers and will show them no favors
on September 18th. Hilary f. Howse
deserves the vote and confidence of
every fair minded man in Nashville
for the good deeds he has done in the
past. He has always been the friend
of thep eople and the people are 60
ing to stand by him. We are not UNI
mindful that he emancipated the city
prisoners from letters and shackles.
He inaugurated hte movement for
the purchase of Hadley Park he was
instrumental in securing for us the
Negro library, he was an important
factor in the building of the tuber-
culosis hospital, he saw to it that
two Negro nurses were employed by
the city. His official life, was filled
to the brim with good things for
the people. We are not ingrates, and
therefore cannot forget his kind
ness to the lowly and down trodden
His charity to the unfortunate, can
not he overlooked He has given
freely that our churches and bene-
violent enterprises might live and
prosper. Magnanimous is Hilary
Howse, the next Mayor OF the City
of opportunity.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-08-31
SMYRNA.

Revival at Mt. View Baptist
Church has begun. We are having
with us il this revival the noted DR..
W, S. Ellington, of Nashville, and
his deacon, Brother Bibbs, who is a
great worker among sinners. DR.. Ell
lington is preaching some strong
sermons and is making the way 50
plain that all can see and come be-
lieying and cOnfessing. He took for
his text Monday night Luke $50,
And now also the axe is unto the
root of the trees" In this text the sin.
ners We're urged to get ready and be
lieve and own God as their Father
before it is too late.
Tuesday night he took for his text
Dan. 5;27, Thou art weighed in the
balances and art found wanting" He
showed the sinner how that We all
had to be weighed and how dangerous
it is to delay as it will cause them
to be found wanting. Two converts
were realized in the persons of Miss
Pauline Batey and Mr.. Delaney
Ridley. We are thanking God for the
interest these Nashville people are
Dalung in our meeting and are doing
ali we can to make the revival sue
cess to all-saints and sinners. DR.
Ellington will be with us until Satur
day morning and Deacon Bibbs leaves
this morning Wednesday,.
Mrs Lydia Stanley and little daugh
ter, Christine, and Miss Laura Saw
yers, all of Route No. 3, Nashvi lie
were house guests of their aunt, Mrs
Carrie Batey. They are now visit
ing their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. A. Hyde at Nolensville.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-08-31
ELLIOTT A GOOD MAN.

Bob Elliott, candidate for re-elec-
tlon as commissioner of water works.
street cleaning and workhouse. is
not politician, never was and never
will be, He is a plain, blunt, business
man who knows how things should be
done, Since he has been commits
Sioner the departments under his
charge have been conducted strictly
along business lines. No sentiment
has dictated his policy; he has done
mis- whole duty as the eXegencies of
the occasion might demand. He is
endowed with push and energy and
puts the same eXertions into the
city's business as he would his own.
The waterworks are in splendid
condition, our streets are clean and
the workhouse in splendid condition.
Nashville cannot afford to turn n
man like Bob Elliott down. He has
measured up to every requirement
full and free. He is the man for the
place and should be kept there. He
is full of enthusiasm as to the future
possibilities of the city. He is for
Nashville first, last and all the time
and does all in his power to put
Nashville in progressive forefront
We are sure the majority of the
voters see it as we do and will act
accordingly. Let's re-elect him by a
Hattering majority. What say you
all?
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-08-31
TGnnGSS0an'S at Su.
preme Lodge
CONTINUED from page L.

the Supreme Lodge meeting. No
more efficient and painstaking official
ever held office. The order Of knights
of Pyhtias has never haHa more faith
full worker in the country in and
about Columbia.
DR.. Hunter mas kept Pythianism
alive. He is a man of years of eX-
perienCe as a teacher and physician,
lie is a graduate of Fisk University
and the Meharry Medical College.
At the Supreme Lodge, Dr. Hunter
took the past Grand Chancellor De-
gree. which he richly deserved.
Nelson Y. Reynolds, Grand Lee
turer of this state, was a most in
terested visitor to st. Louis and the
Supreme Session. Sir. Reynolds has
been identified with the Court of
Calanthe for a number Of years and
has made an excellent officer for that
department Of the order.
For the last few years he has serv-
ed the Grand Lodge, and made a sue
cess Of his efforts
John Singlton Of Knoxville, was
also at the meeting. Sir knight
Singleton, has been a officer of the
Tennessee Grand Lodge from time
to time for at least ten years. He
is now member of the Pythian Tenn
pie Commission.
L. r. Brown. of Memphis, was also
a prominent figure from our State.
Sir Brown is Secretary of the En-
dowment Board andalso for the Burial
Bureau in this State. His worth to
the order can hardly be estimated.
His annual reports to the Grand
Lodge are always looked forward to
with much pleasure. For many years
Sir Brown was principal of one of the
public schools of Memphis at present
he a member of the faculty of lie
Moyne College located at Memphis.
While the Supreme Attorney is
not at present staying at home he
was born and reared in Tennessee
and was one of the Tennesseans at
the Supreme Lodge.
The influence of this legal giant
could be observed throughout the
meeting His accurate knowledge of
the laws governing fraternal bodies
is a valuable asset to the Pythians of
the race.
Col. II. A. Boyd, as member of
! the military department was at the
sessions.
Col Boyd is a member of Gen.
Taylor's staff. He is connected with
one of the biggest printing plants for
Negroes in this country, while Col
Boyd is minister of the Gospel, a
great Sunday School worker, yet he
finds ample time to become active in
the order.
One of the proudest men in st.