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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-02-07
LOW FARES
Acc count Southeastern Land Show, 4
lanta, Feb, lis 1917.

Account Southeastern Land Show, It
lanta, Feb, lis 1917.
Tickets on sale January 31st, Feb
ruary 3rd, 10th, 10th 18th and Nth,
1917 good returning up to and incluk
ing February Goth unless extended to
March 9Th, 1917 by deposit OF ticket
and the payment Of fee Of $1.0O to
special agent, Atlanta, Ga.
All persons having land or property
for sale or exchange| or desiring to
purchase should visit the Southeastern
Land Show. The low fares are also
open to any one desiring to visit At
lanta on business or for pleasure. For
further information apply to a. B. &
A. Railway ticket agent, w. w. Crox-
ion. General Passenger Agent, Allan
Ia, Ga.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-02-07
Empire Grocer
CLYDE WILSON, Mgr.

The growth Of the socialist vote all
over Norway has been marked IL re-
cent years since suffrage was extend
ed to every man and woman ovxer
twenty-five years Of age. In the last
state election, year ago, the social
lists mustered 40 epr cent OF the vot'
ers. One OF the reasons for the re-
cent gains has been the high cost OF
living and many of the middle class
people whose wages have not ircreas-
ed proportionally have gone over to
the socialist platform, which would
have the government take charge OF
trade in the most necessary articles,
slch as food and fuel by means OF mu-
r:ciDal stores where everything would
he sold at cost. Something has al
ready been done along these lines, IN
the matter Of imports Of flour and So
gar and the sale Of fuel, potatoes, mix
and FISH: but The socialists scheme
would carry the government helD
much further. even to building dwell
lings for the porr and middle class
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-02-07
WOOD ALCOHOL FROM
ORDINARY PINE SAW DUST

Atlanta, Feb. Ga new use in Goor-
gia may be found for pine sawdust. 1t
has been discovered that the manufac,
turing from it of wood alcohol can he
made practical and profitable. For a
long time it has been known, of course,
that saw-dust, like almost any vege-
table matter would yield alcohol. but
recent experiments have shown that
it can do so in practical quantities.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-02-07

The Belgian mauser Of 1889 holds
i've cartridges carried in clips; it can
not be used as q single loader. It
weighs oyer eight pounds.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-02-07

The Italian MannlicherCarcano is
OF the 1891 pattern. 1t is rather slow.
discharging but fifteen rounds of shot
g minute.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-21
RAIL CHIEF
APPOINTED
Judge Lovett Takes Charge Of
Fuel Transport
Problem

WASHINGTON. Aus 81 Judge
Robert : Loyeu. former head OF
The Union Pacific ane a member or
The war industries board. took 81
rect charge OF the coal transporta
lion situation IN the United States
Monday hS direction OF President
Wilson Judge l.ovett immediately
exercised ih, authority given under
The priority bin 80 issue an order TO
relieve The congestion az coal IN the
middle west
Judge Loyett's order was issued
after q long conference With the
president Before talking with judge
loNett the pres dent discussed the
situation for more than three quar-
ters ~ an hour with thc members
OF the federal trade commission tie
went over an the figures gathered
on coal production shipments and
prices II - understood that Judge
Lovett viii have absolute power in
the coal situation and that az least
The Detroit times., 1917-08-21
MURRAY AND
TILDEN IN
FEATURE MATCH

FOREST HILLS T. ! Aug 81 r.
Robe Lladiey Murray southpaw
tennis star. and William T THden
Jr supplied Tie feature match %
the day Ia tne national patriotic
singles tournament on The West
side Tennis clubs courts here Each
PLAYED In fine form IN Tho opening
rounds They Ne-e scheduled on
Ne exhibition courts
Harold \ Throckmorton and Wa
son IT Wasrbgrn Two other stars
also met
r Nor-l. Williams II. he IA.
uonal champion. met Leonard Beek-
man in match thar promised 20 be
mpa-arisely easy 'or Williams
Play of H0'con.b Ward an old
time star. once hoide- % he ma.
r.onal championship has been sur
rrisfrg He WAS scheduled 20 meet
Nathaniel W Wues Boston star 'r
hls thlrd match
Prt-finz-the piain neat kind-thHf
IL riEht-Time- Job DePt-Nain f'-p
The Detroit times., 1917-08-21
CHARGE SUNDAY
LAW VIOLATION

NEW YORK. Aug 2l.-Sum-
norses were issued for Christy
Mathewson. manager ~ re Cincin-
nau Nationals ard John McGraN.
manager ~ tho NcR York Nation.
ais hy magistrate hero Yesterday
on complaint 81 c.'y detective that
there had been violation OF tho
sunday law when the TWO teams
played. a baseball game, in this city
YESTERDAY az q concert announced
as a henef. for ne families OF the
men az 'he sixty ninth New York
nationa, guard regiment now Tie
one Hundred and sixty attn. In the
federal service
Tho fwo Managers will appear In
Courf TODAY
The Detroit times., 1917-08-21

trriuw this weck are unanimous in
prnnounrtnr ne till superior fo any
ming that has boon presented this
srAerr the new dsueins aui SINS 4
uuu oerS betng well received
Ihe Trauatclla dance ensem bile
uunoer as well as tNr klss waltz are
presented in a manner thRt hard ;
.uii fa1 % please. a p 'ie the new
sons rsrahers. II Want Nou nearer
and fhe japanese Fantasia add
ngrh g fhe Bill
w cdncsdsy evening wiii - Haws l.
ian nfghf a. the Palace De Dan -.
~ hen the dancers wtll enjoy dance
carnival Wal ki- kl music and tho
singing - Hawaiian songs IS the
Pala 20 Gardens quartet VII feature
the occasion The fhr-river pa
wilton Will he transformed into q
tr0p al bali room fur The occasion.
Tkairles VIA he special favors given
The Detroit times., 1917-08-21
sobau,. Gives Pointers to Travel

Despite the fact that We con
tinually call attention 10 the neces-
sity for making early calls for ac-
Communications. every year We are
De sieged By requests for staterooms
long after boat is sold out said
a 4 Schantz. vice president and
general manager OF the Detroit and
Cleveland Navigation Co. 1T has
been source Of anxiety for vs. In
providing for these people. because
We make n rule. 10 care for every
body who calls on IA. II could all
be done so much more satisfactor.
us IN people would make their reser-
walton. say two or three days in ad
vance. and then all the connection
and unnecessary confusion would be
easily avoided Some day we hope
20 have the public educated 20 the
value OF this plan when making
preparations 70 travel. especially in
August"
The Detroit times., 1917-08-21

one other man viii be named 10 as
sist in fixing prices and regulating
production
The order issued Monday is in
tended 20 relieve the situation In the
middle west. whore The pfospeei oi
serious shortage is imminent
There is only short time left h..
fore navigation on the Great Lakes
viii close. and immediate action Was
necessary.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-21
WHITE SOX
STRUCTURE
IS SKAKY
Even Gamble Whether
They'll Lower Red
Standard
nY \ { HAMILTON

star Orff pnt itNi G. Hitt* 4ffA''
NEW YORK. Aug ~ station q
pfeclscir where thcy we're when ne
connirf hecaa fhe Whit ~oN ana
Rcd sos We. chelulcd iodat
omen tte second ay work IN iht.r
collectiyeiy eacd task ~ SCALING
Tho Pan Johnson heights Grasp
themselves frmi1 bt their u''.
strspe and boosted hy Urban
the Chicagoans hoisted thaulseiFf
FOR moment beyoud mmf'iia' p
danger of me rod hosed aihir', p
but the ascent WAS creased sno Z r.
westerners took rho slide Nfh i.r
usual duh ihld a the nnd
whether odd should now iato'
the White SoX BIS question ior ...7
remainder az their hurting corps j.
shakv structure u Rob hlsse d
A. right. 90 is fuzzy capable oi hf.'
ing the red fag down - Nn is"
he's a great deaf Ike 'he ll'ile gu
win a curl he's horrid The Same
sentiment applies 10 Jo" ~ ~ y
OF this pair probably Viii D. '".,','
on. altho Rowland has. Two capa"' /,
performer n Dave panioFth anu
Claude Williams tilheF oi
lads in the welrknown right shape
can heat any ball club
Barry used up bis second me a.-
lenses in his even break ana nov
stands ready 20 heaye mis- heayiest
forces into the breach. Babe kn'i
on Ernie shore vill get today -
rienment with suspicion pointing =,
shore Ruth PROBABLY viii be S"''4'
for the hnal contest -.
The resumption Of hitting oy 70
dio Collins and Joe Jackson forms
ons OF the pleasure sringihs $3.50
tions for Chicago fans maj io'ioN y,
Yesterdays first game Jackson aI ~,
Collins. who have performed onig
fairly we'll this year hit and heiaeu
sensationally
The Detroit times., 1917-08-21

Idn Iarhcii. alwoys tireless
worker. IL shown here busy ~ her
most tn porfanf task Al her d~-k In
the Coun~fl Of National prfen~r
where she 81 m~mber 81 the wo-
mems committee. she IL giving val
liable service In helping direct wo-
The Detroit times., 1917-08-21
.FAVORITES COP
.ATBEL MONTPARK
Al Mack Wins $4,000 Purse
For 2:07 Trotters. Beating
Busy's LaSsie

PHLADE.FHIA, "a NIX -
The Arst az The berless harness
races al Belmont park. Which began
YESTERDAY. saw the fayoritss coming
home with he bacon Vith great reg
ulsrity
Al MACK furnished mild surprise
in the s.. 900 stake for 2 ~ trotters
when b. came home ahead, beating
Rusys Lassie. who was expected 70
show clean pair Of heels 20 Al
Mack
The Detroit times., 1917-08-21

sac~iecc hlfs- Burns Milicr.
stolen bases-Burns. Maisel rtruck
out-Ry Mitchell Baker, Miller,
pipp). by Fisher 8 Mitchell. Neach.
Heiiman :. Bush. Hcung}. Bases On
bafs--Or Mitchell tNunamakerl ~
Fisher Bush. Neach. pencef
pouhie niay-Vitt. Young and Burns
FIRST base on error-NeW YORK
Passed ba'l--Nunamske Wild pitch
MITCHELL Time ~ Empires-
Hildehrand and Connolly. Attend.
ancc-~Z -s6
The Detroit times., 1917-08-21

prsnting--the plain neat kind-thst
IA rIght-TtmeS job Dept.-Nain 4520
The Detroit times., 1917-08-21

PrintlnE-ths plain neat kind-thst
IL rfght--Times job D~pt.--Nain $50
The Detroit times., 1917-08-21

Throngs ~ pleas3ra seekers who
are sI-inE fne pafa.n Garden
Caharet .nteF,a- rren, u 'le
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-22
New York Moncy.

Nrw York. AvR p Mercantile pa.
per, 4 2 Il per cent sterling, co daF
bills. az per cent commercial so
day bills ON banks i7tH per cent
commercial 60 dny bills. isia- per
cent demand, ass 9-lG per cent
cables. go 7-l6 per cent.
bar silver-SSh G..
Mexican dollars-6S iac.
Government bonds Steady
Railroad bond Easy.
Time lonus-S toady Go days tmtN
per cent ga days. "a 6fh per cent;
six months. "a as per cent
Gail moncy-Ftrmer High. 2 per
cont low, Q pet cent. ruling rate. .
per cont; losing bid. "a per cent.
offered at 3 per cent last loan, ,
per cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-22
NOTICE oF SALE.

NO. lWHiH
STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
COUNTY or BERNALILI.O,
~ THE DISTRICT COURT
First Savings Bank X Trust Company
81 Albuquerque. y. NJ, and First
National Bank 81 Albuquerque. y.
NJ. Plaintiffs.
vs..
Martha J. Kendall. Austin l.. Kend-
an and William NJ. Berger. defend
ants.
Notice Is hereby given that the un.
dcrsignrd special master. in virtue of
a final Judgment entered In the above
case, win on the eighth day ~ Sep
TENDER, 1919. 10 the hour Of 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon al the iron door .;
the court house 81 Bernaililo county,
offer for sale ard sch ct public auc-
ton To the highest and best bidder. for
cash. the following real estate. situat-
ed In tn county Of Bernaliilo. state
Of New Mexico. to-wit:
Lot No. \. block No. ? Of the e. W.
LOWS addition No. . to Albuquerque.
as shown by the plat OF said addition
made by NJ. J. Mack. 4, r.. and filed
In the Office Of the probate clerk and
eN-"fficio recorder OF Bernalilo QUA
~. the I'd dag 10 May. 1852.
sud saie is made to satisfy tn,
sum of SaG5. 90. together with interest
thereon ~ the rate 81 50 per cent pes
unnum from IN. ath day OF June. I9l7
together with costs NJ suit and cost,
of advertising and sale. including q
Zee io Do" allowed said special master.
\ Il. STRoIP.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-22
Chicago Roar dor Trade.

chicago. Aug % Corn prices DE.
,'lued %. the start today lnCtl trader
i%urui~htnp abundant offerings and
beneficial uins being an incentive
There as considerable buying on ~,
low poiu'. and "a slight rally followed
sentiment WIS hchrtsh opening rri
COS were 70 to \ cents lower. wi
December at tl"l'. &" l"N hn,
M'' 40 Sl"6't &" 81 90 -.
Prices weakened 100 the later lrad.
ing which Wa Of small volume. Thu
close was easy and I cents lower
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-22
The Markets


Kew York. Aug. 22 The steady IlU-
uid1tion accompanied tn trading If
the morning. most early LOSSES bcin;
increased. Steels. Copper~, Mexican,
and Sus-rs were pressed for sale Ly
professional Interests and -hippirgs
failed To- hold. Motors were relatively
IA" st"tdiest of amy group Rails
yielded generally. numerous s]ccuudrg,
ISSUES, including the western mud
southwestern division losing one To-
two points High grade coalors %rolliyt
t~racti0nnlly, support being ob-er a
un occasions. Dealings in bonds
were nominal the liberty issue s,l'-
ing an pp>N to g1.ga.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-22
OF SALTS
CLEANS KIDNEYS
II N""' Iiack II aching ~ Blndd,r
botlirr-. drink lots 1T water
aud cat lt-~ neat.

When uur Kidneys hurt and your
hd,h feels sore, don't get scared anil
proceed To load Your stomach with a
lot uf Drug thai excite the kidney,
and itritltu the yutiI" urinary trace
Keep your kidneys clean like YOU koeY
your bowels clean, uy flushing them
with e mild, harmlcs, salts which re-
moves IN" hodA's ur.nuus waste and
stimulates them Geo their normal ar.
uyitH The function of the Kidneys D.,
O. litter the blood In g hours thoy
strain from 10 500 grains OF atid and
waste. So ", ,au readily understand
the vital importance "f keeping The
Kidneys active.
Drink lots oi wntcr-you can't drink
too much also set from amy phurm-
lci-t about iGur ounces uf sad salt.
take a tablespoonful iu a gnse ~
water before hreakf1si zach morniHS
tor 70 few days ana your kidneys Will
act fine. This famous salts BIS made
from the acid of grapes ana lemon
juice. combined with lithia, and has
been used Ton generations Go clean
AVID stimulate cluggcd kidneys, ais
To- u'utraliye he acid. iu urine SO n
mo- Longer b. q source of irritation
thus ending bladder weakness
lad Salts b. inexpensive; oauuot iu-
jur" makes u delightful c~tfcrycsceUi
Hthia-Wutor drink which everyone
should take mo- wand then 10 kee
their Kidneys clean and active TI'
this, also keep up the water drinking.
ana mo- doubt you VIII wonder what
became of your kidney trouble and
haCkachc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-22

Denver, Colo. Aug, 22.--Cattlc-
Receipts, 400 Market steady. Beet
sters. s. 00H 1850. COWS and hcifors,
81. 90 s. 00. stockers ana feeders.
81. O0n e, so, calves. sf0.O0m 1850.
Hogs Receipts. 800 steady TOP.
Sl9t bulk. $lSS0d 1900.
sheep Receipts. 510O. - cent.
higher Lambs. $i5i0M 10 49, ewes.
So 5OH ~. so.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-22
Chilnnn IlrnHnrr-

Chicago, Aug. o. Butter HiRher
Creamery. 3Tm41C
Eggs Receipts, 9532 r,sos iIighe ,
Firsts. 81 q a SO. ordinary firsts. 80
SIC, % ,mark, cases Included 81 ~
see
Potatoes - Unchanged Receipts
~" cars.
Poultry Alive Lower Fowls. laG
GO i.c. springs, 22q gir.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-22

The most hcautifui flower gardon
in the city surrounds the residence
corner - Nassar Avenue me Silver
Avenue, IN University Heights Add
ton Lovers OF towers ana shrub
berry should drive bv there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-22

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-22
AXLE BREAKING
IS CAUSE OF FATAL
ACCIDENT TO QUINN
Young Santa Fe Fireman Killed
Near Gallup; Woman's Club Is
Planning Pageant; New School
Superintendent Is on Hand.

Special Correspondence. 70 The HarAid
Gallup y NJ, Aug The fu-
nerai ~ q W. Quinn. the Santa Pc
fireman who was killed IL m auto
mobile accident three miles west 81
Gallup Monday afternoon. will not he
held until a brother arrives FROM tho
east.
After an examination 81 the car IL
was found that the accident wss
caused bv the front axle 1king
when the cnE was going down q sligt'
incline. turning the car over aud PIN
ming the occupants under H. The car
was owned by VI. C. Green. who was
driving and besides he and Mr.. Quinn.
who were In the front seat. J. y Stew
art Jess Richie and r. u McTsvish
occupied the back seat Mons of he
other occupants 81 IA, car sustained
more than II few bruises
Mr. Quinn was q 3tnd degree
Knight Temp,ar Mason. II vas report
ed IN Gallup that he was engaged
10 Miss Ruth Wallace 81 Uolhrook and
was a. has. been married very soon
Mrs. Arthur Keith of Albuquerque
is coaching the Wuman's club Of this
city in a historical ana foIk lore
pageant to be given September 3 Mrs
G. = Darlington. president ~ tn"
club. b. a born executive aud leader
and the woman'S Club il nourishing
under her guidance ana Is was through
her efforts that the club mas under
taken such a big production.
Tine annual meeting Of he F'ederl-
ton OF Womau's clubs 81 New Mex
ico will Ice Eeld iu this city. beginning
October ist and the local organization
Is planning great things for IN" en-
tertainmcnt of their guests
The Congregational church of this
place are rejoicing in the fact TINT
their new pastor. Rev 81 \ Schuder
OF Elkhoru. WIS. has arrived To- en-
ter upon his duties tie occupied tn
pulpit last SUNDAY and created q very
favorable impression.
J l. q %Swinuey the new super
!ntcud~nt Of civ schools has arrived
from his home In Aztec. 1ccompani"l
by his wife and daughter. Gallup is
looking forward tu @ very successful
school term under the efficient leader
shin Of Mr. Swinucy.
-
Among M" Albuquerque parties NJ.
tending me Mouui Indian Smok
dance this week az" Mr. and Mrs Fro,
Fischer Miss Ep-. IlIre.h aud Dr
li~chtouwllteT
g. T. Hoppol of the Diamond Goa.
COMPANY. reformed from % ten daE
.luaIHta. trim ONT u...f ttt. YItYrfyF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-22

steers. S7.OUH1l s5; cows. s575@
10 25. hoifers. S7.50@12 50. stockers
ana feeders. SG.I5Ht 1900. bulls.
50 25W> 25, calves. S1.0eI12.2a.
sheep Receipts 1000 strong.
LAMBS. tl5.5em IG 30. yonrtings. Sio
n 1900. wcthcrs. y9.00G ~ 90; ewes.
yN.1uG 1000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-22
Lead and Spcltcr.

Sew YORK. Aug g. Lead Easy.
spot. a. 1880. Sprltcr. weak
spot Els; 81. Louis delivery. S0Sisc
az London Lead spot. $50. los m-
lures. t2s. nos. speltor spot. CO. fu-
lures. $50
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-22
rd Headed by John r. Stevens
inds Many Ways in Which
transportation May be fastened
Without Additional Equipment.
|ADBEDS IN EXCELLENT
CONDITION, is REPORT
|ch of the Equipment, However,
Run Down and Needs Repair
Crude Methods Used in
Caring for Engines and Cars.

associated rfess
J u-coV. Ahr 22 John T. stevens
his associates on the American
Iwuy Commission now visiting
..ib iuf the purpoBc Of assisting
administration of tho Russian
vts- Boo increasing their "ft!-
b., have di4col cred many wuyS in
th transportation may hu speed .
100 ,1 nl Erssi1n lines without
Ituuil equipment
.ho commission has advised the
f,t State government te supply
iu with 500 more locomotives
9" dpu more freight clrs AS soon
pus-ihI, However % will ue COM
lima before this rolling
cun be- manufactured aud
ru Russia Tho shortage ~
1u both tho Atlantic and the
IU. n.Il drI1N tho deliver, OF the
ROLLING stock and additional shops
80 boo erected 90, Nl1diNoatuk h--
! such great puaniuio- OF iaoumo-
and eats can Doe pu' together
edIit
l'Hutimr Russia must make The
-' OF .t- 1|,all1hi. rolling stock
IacumutIN, power aud the Amer
h cugIu,cr- are bue'ls engaged aS-
irE 'uc Russian railway officials
30 -t'udy of the immediate prob
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-22

lose
Wheat sept. So 90.
Corn Dee, $l.OSh Mat. &lOd d.,
oats-De,. i4hc. Mas. 90 iac.
Pork sept. si3 90, Oct. XI2.,i
IIrd-Sept Se4 %. oct. S.3U o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-22
CAREFUL SURVEY OF
NATIONS FOOD TO
Be MADE At ONCE
Plans Show That the Census Will
Cover Nearly 100 Items; Data
Collected Is TO be Turned Over
TO Hoover's Bureau.

bI Annotated Ffess
Washington Aus GA nation
wide food survey authorized under
tho first of the food laws recently eu-
acted by congress. win be started i'm
mediat"ly 10y the department 81 agri-
culture.
Plans Tor the census. announced
last night show mat IL will cover
nearly 100 items 81 food and will en-
clude supplies ON 10" farms. IN ware
houses and stores and even the stocks
In the family pantry 4 quick survey
viii he taken first % the supplies ~
eighteen OF the principal articles OF
diet n probably "a bee treated with.
In three or four werks a. he follow
ed by "a complete census after the
crops are gathered. Al Of the fig.
ures will 1e as Of August 81.
To issue Monthly Reports.
Information gathered hy the de-
ptrtment viii Dee turned over to the
fuu.' administration, which will hH~a
its operations largely on the statistics
supplied After the survey is f.plshe,
monthly reports will he prepared on
the supplies ~ the principal foods
The work viii he carried on priu.
cipally by the bureau Of markets. the
bureau ~ crop estimates. the bureau
Of chemistry aud state relations serVic,
at the department Both actual in.
Nrntories md estimates viii bee cm.
ployed.
Infot nation regarding stocks lr
wholesale. iohbiup. storing m%nuufac.
turing aud other commercial eStab.
hshment- Including large retail house.
W3ll he ohi1tncd hv requesting fror
each concern q statement uf the ~,
act amoun 81 each ct the yariuu'
products held bq So.
To Canvass Iamilice.
Tho ok ON hand in small retail
shops Will boz estimated from iuforma.
tiou gained from e detailed survey o
i stocks Iu q number of r-eprc.cutati,
districts. stocks iu the hands Of al
the consumers OF The country viii h'
estimated similarly from canySsses col
q large number of represeutbtit'
families The study Of families Wi
Doe concerned even more with the cur.
rent consumption per month thai
with fhe actual stock ~ food suppi"'
ON hand
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-22
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hand. bought, suid. rented M 70.
pnired. Albuquerque Typewriter Ex.
change. Phone 91i. 122 Sc. An 81.
no. 4 SMlTH-PREMIER Typewriter.
practically new with two color rib
hou SIS takes u. Address p. . Box
30. Albuquerque. y. NJ.
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WANTED-position ns tNp,-t 10y com e
p"tcnt young man. speaks Span
ish. Also knows shorthand. Box 81
care Herald.
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e. T. Hoppol 81 the Diamond coal
COMPANY. reformed from % ten dnF
business trip ont west. this morning
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Among M" Albuquerque parties At
tending the Mupui Indian Smok.
lnutc this week ar" Mr. and Nirs Free.
Miss Ross. IlIre.h and Dr
lIrhtouwlltsT
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LARGE. cool. modern rooms. Phone
1901. 2fs West Slower.
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WAITED


WANTEb-posiiiou iu store in Al
~huuucrque Can speak spanish
Good reference. BOX 90 car. Herald
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AccEssoRiEs

DODRILL TIRE CO.-Tirea. vulcan
iz!ng and accessories open nights
end Sundays. Tire service anywhere,
Phone t6s, 122 North Fourth 81.