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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
J2,OOO,O0O,OO0
@erDeM fit Oen &ricg
nOtbwcaOig.
Srie9iteMcr iOH altf $2,-
5OO,OOO,OOO erb6bt
tuerocm.

S6obomtS. SctrctGr @2c9looo broudt
mebr @eIo fir Ole sIaiirten.
Gomite fir Wlittel uuo 98egc
tritt am %. 9lusuit 5ltlommen.
&romptcs @emiIlieen Der
notbpenOiseu @eIOer erportet.-
Gic $2,OOO,oOO,0oO aricasltcu.
erbiIl im Senate nod in gero-
tbuns.
oibington Ia. glueuIt.
Sdobnmts-Setret1r W1cglooo icbie
beute ole Siibrer i'm GonereB oaOou
in aeuntniB, onB es fir oen GonareB
uotbweuoie ieiu miro, iebt uno i'm
beOoriicbcnoen @itter peitere So
O000O0,000 fir arieesouseobcu,
einidllieBlih meitercr Qorleben an
ole 9llliirten bis 5um 80. SUM 1918
81 berpiIligen. giSber lino bcreitS
Yonoous9nben in Der So6e bon
$5.000,000,0O0 oiitoriiirt uno cine
aticgsiteuer bon $2,000,000.00O be.
id6dftigi 8ur 3eit oen Gon9reB.
Snnerbolb elmer Stlm0c, nodocm
Der SefretGr nit oem 8orliber ait.
din bonn Gpnlite fiir @8ittcl uuo ge.
&c Conferirt bottc, mpren Die Gut.
Diirfe fir oos g(ufbringeu Oes @el.
oes I'M @anee. Cine 9criommlitng
oes Gonites fir Ylittel uuo g9ege lit
ouf Den 20. 9(ueuit einberufen nor
oen, lno oos observation-disclosures,
meIdcs iebt 5eitmeiIige 6erien modt
ioll feline Sibuneen om 27. glueuit
Wieoer aufnebmeu.
Tos Gomite miro mobridcinlic6 oic
ghlsgobe BON Sbligotiouen in ser
So6e bon $3.0O0O00,OOO uno $1,000.
O000O0 5ur Cedllug Der 9lnlei6cu
Der gllliirten empie6len uno cine pei.
tere Steuer BON $5OOOOO,OOO pro
SSobr ioll Der Senatsbill ouge61nat
wcrOen. Gs miro crmortct oaB oicIe
nelien 9lulci6en lmo ueuen Stencrn
in feinem Der 6ei0en Sduier oes Con.
greiics nuf @ioeritouo itoBen,
@tan erpartet, Dab Der 9lelt Der 81
erlougenOen $9.OOO,0OO0O0 pom
6ongrcB, penn oerielbc micocr I'M,
Ie5ember 5uionncutritt angelpieieu
peroeu miro. Ob oieIe Siimmc olirc6
cine 9ono-9lusgobc o0cr ourb oi.
rettc 9citcuerpna arigcbraht ipcc.
Den loll lit nod unentiheoen,
SIN Scnot fam oic Gc6otte ii6cr
Die $2,0000O00OO aricaSltclcrbill
nobc5u sum 9l6i6luB iruO Die 5iibrrr
ga6en 5lt Dob Die @orloge geacn oos
GnOe Der nGbiieu @ohe pieIleit6t
idlon ongenonlmen merOen fam. Ger
Senat uertogte iid bcute 9lbeno nad
9Innobnie OieIer Der bonn 0oiic Dor
gcidlagenen Announcements.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15

.Sn Dem Sctretoriat oes 8opitcs
ging eS in Icbtcr 3cit ic6r le6buft 5u.
3a6lrciche Giplomaten 6oitel lange
SntcrpieipS nit Cardinal Woiporri
Dem pGpltlidcu StaotSs sSefrct6r. SD
bin in Der Gage, ontiinoigen 81 Ton.
ncn, DAB oie @l. Gee cine 9fote an
Die straightforward mo 9ieutrolcn
geribtet Bat. Die g}otc maht eiucn
ncucn imo iormcllci 6rieoenSG Dor
iblog, sic lo0ct oic &riegiii6renoen
eiit i6re 9coiuounocn in concrcter
6orn ua6n6oit 81 maben Inn elm
porl0lliiges GinDcrit0nOnib 5u er-
Ieihtern.
Oieies midtigc Gofumcnt lit Der
itolieniicben 9legicrlng oltrd ocn Ipo.
niihcn 9otid6oiter iibcrmittelt NOR
0cu Ger pGhcootore 9Iomnuoy, oos
oifi5ieQc Grgm Ocs &otifons, miro
6eirtc 9l6cnO ocn g9ortlollt Scr Wlit-
t6eiliina pcr0iicntlidep.~
Ger glllS3ltg ous 0cl Sricocnss
@oridldgcn ocS &opiics Der bier
eingcaouoen If, perlanat Die 9tiid-
go6e dQer ocutider &oIonIcen an
Gcididlono.
&n oroBcn llmriiicn getem5eit6nct
beiiirtporten Die gori6Idoc cine g8ic-
oer6criiehng Oes uStaMS quo;
iie rcaeu on, OoB oIle Srageu be8iig-
lid Ser 9lr-sloiuliiung Der Gireu5en
ip6teren llnter6anohmgen iiberlaiien
weroen iouten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
Giniuanocrmnssocietc iuerOen
inspenOirt.
9lmeritanH6c 9Irbciter ioQcu oic
@ei5enernte Gonooa's ein6eimicn
belien.

Mei5enernte Gonooa's ein6eimicn
beIien.
hSB aibingto IA. 9luguit.
lIngefGbr 10000 9 tcorbeiter aus
Den Scr. Staaten me zen Die @e.
trei0eerntc IN Gnnooa einbeimien bel.
fen uuo ltobe3u balb 10 piele @ana.
bier mer0en bel Der &artoffelernte IN
Moine belien, itn0 5iuor nod eiHem
llebereinfonInen 5piiden 0en Ser
trctern Ger anlerifaniiden itnO Der ca
nooiihen 9legierlng. 9eioe S1noer
mcr0cn 0ie Ginuanoeuin9smaBre.
Qcln iuSpcnoiren, i'm es oen glrbei.
tern 5it ernoglihcn oie @ren5en bin
lno pis;sd unbeonitanOcf 3it freii5cn.
W1an eruartet onB ole glrbeitcr no6
Der 9ei5enernie i'm gioromeiten nah
Canada eebcn meroen nm bort Die
ipdter reihpcroen0e grnte ein6eim.
fen 5ll beIien, oa GouaOa feline glr.
better sur &wiii9lme bat. Der Gr.
trag ser conaoiiden08 08ei5enqrnte miro
olli 300,000,000 9uidel eeiddst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
Sn Ocntldle einicu 6inrin.

8ron5oicn in Der gldbe BON 9leims.
-Geutide glnariiie in DER Gbom.
pognc geidcitert. n 2ebboIie
3anonaoe in gelgien iln0 inn
Nloos.@ebiet. 2onoon ipriGbt
BON crfoIereitben llcberidaen.
QelttIhcr goritob ouf glrraSirout
feblgcihloeen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15

Ydrts, IA. Allauli ~ Nie lran'
5oliibcu @rtin0rnas gIbtbcillnaen
ornngen gcitern glddt on 5pei 4'Iaben
in Die oCltlhcn 2iuicu IN Der 9ldbc
bon NcinS cin.
Celhide glngrifie in Ger G6an,
pogne i6lugen sauilih icbl,
Dies miro in Dem oiii3ieIIen 9c'
ribt gcIneloet, Der beute 9ladlniiiao
bonn iran5oiiiden aricgSbiirean ocr.
oflentlicbt pur0c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
OlatioualaarOc undI 6runTrcidl.

Ole etllell OCT WIlll0-OrBuillluI luItOH'
aus Ocnen pom riegs-9rporte-
ment cine 0ipiiion fir ben 0ienit
im 5eIoe ec6iIOet poroen 1T. IT
2ie @orDlan0er lnier OenIcI-
ben.
&oibingtOM Ia. gIuguit. ~
2ie @ldne fir gnticuoung Der erlten
glationolgaroc-E nn1 6rauf-
reid iino bonn ariegs Qeportencnt
nit Der Organization einer 9iDiiion
bollenOet poroen, iuelbe &ruppcn
BON 26 Stonten lno Dem 3iitrift
bon Columbia umfaiien miro.
9ie Staoten, BON oenen ole giatio-
nal. @oroc-Sreouiiationen ms 5elO
gelteat peroeu, iin0:
2ouiiiono, TcuniDloonin, @iscon-
fin, gacp Yorf, Ohio, Georgia, 9Ila.
boma, Soma, Sllinois. Snoiana
@linnelotaJ Wlarplon0, .Siio.Goroli-
no, California @liiiouri Gireinia,
9onios, Eeros, Yti-
@igan, glew Scricp, EcnneHce, Sfln-
foma, glebrpsfn Colorado, Oregon.
Dic onocren Srltppcn foumen pom
9iitrift BON Columbia.
glls Gonmnnoont Der 10 eebiloeten
lit 8rigooe- @cnerol MomJ
gcgenm6rtig Der Gbef oes 0lili6-9u-
remls Ocs &riegs .Geportemcnts aus
erforcn mor0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
Gin perlue sur ossncis'e 81 1treess eenosbt

felt gep66rt, Ole llrt6eile OeS g8elt-
tribunals 5u Oolllireden.
Ser &apit, betont, Dab es unOenf-
bar iei oaB eiu oouernocr 6ricoc
oltireht er6olten blei6en fonne, lpenn
nibt ole Derihieoeneu G0lfer gewiat
iinO, ii6 in elmer 6reuuOi6oit 5u-
ianmen5uiinoen, Die Ge9riinOet iii
ouf eiuer 9nerfcmnlns DER nationo-
len 9iehte.
6rei6eit Ser Gee muB &c
mnhrt hIpihpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15

-9eutide glngriife in DER 0bom.
pogne geideitert. ~ 2ebboiie
aanonooe in @elsien unO inn
Nloas.@ebiet ~ 2onoon ipridlt
BON eriolereiben lIcberidaen.
Geltidcr goritoB ouf s(rrasirout
feblgcihloaen
Baris. IA. }hlaMi. Gie iran.
5oiidcu grftnolnqs glbtbciImaen
ornngen geliern Jiddt on 5uci lslaben
in Ole Ocutibcn 2inicn IN Der 9labe
BON 3cimS cin.
Celiide ghgriIie in Der G0an,
pagnc i6lngen sanilid lcbl.
Dies miro in Dem oiii3iellcn 9c,
ridt gclneIoet Der beilte 9ladniiao
bonn iran5oiiiden ariegSbiircnu ucr'
oficutIicbt wuroe.
Geutibe hbcr 6eu Stccn.
bcfe 5uriidgeordnQt
9ritifhe6ront in 6ronf.
reid un0 9elgtcn IA. shgliIi.
9ritiidc Ernppen eriiien bcinc Die
oeuiiden Yoitionen altf eincm 3 belle
DER belgiicben 5ront ml mo triebeli
Die oeutihen Eoiten iiber oen 6IuB
Steen6etc, oitlih BON Der 9peru
G6oluot-@a6n 5triid. Iie 9riteu
baben ibre Sinie aui Dem oiilis6en
llicr ocs 5luiics BON ncuem cto6Iirt.
@ur fIcine Opcrotionen
iogt Eoris.
@oris. IA, 9luauii. 1a5 beidc
9tbeno bonn fronoiiihen arieas6ii'
reou oeroiientlihte oiii3iene bulletin
BOT Iolgenoch @ortIant;
n@06reno Oes Cages mar 0ie aos
nonooe in gcloicn nuo aui bcioeu
Seiten ocr Wlaas 8li 3eitet ie6r leb.
bait Observation-Disclosures geaen
inierc tIeiuen Eoiteu 6itlih BON Ger
np, i'm Gourieres. .@dloe imo III ser
G'egeno BON GorSpob wuroeu nit
leibier Nliibe bon iiiiieren Qruppcn
5iriid9epieien. g9ir mohteu cine
sIn5o9I bon @eianaeneu"
9riten meIoen crfoIg
reihe ltebett6lle.
2ouOon. IA. gIuaiiit. Iie
bcutc 9lo6miitaa bonn britiitbcu 2Ir.
mecbauptauortier alisgeoebene oiii-
5icIlc Nlittbeihme iaet 6oIaenOcs
rllniere glbtbeillmecn Orongeu &C.
itcrn gladt in oie oeiltiden 9iuien
2inieu norooflidb non @o1caurourt
uno an 5Dei @lufteu oitlih BON &cr'
mcIles Elm, Sic madlten ciuiae @e.
fanacne Sin 96eil Der ieiuolden
@arniiouen pllroe get00tet umo ole
lluteriiduoe wrroen Ia Die 2uit &C.
iprengt.
yloroIicb bon Jorur muroe ein
feinoll6er llcbcriaa bon ms abae'
idloqen.
@dbreuo Der 9lad1t mar ole 9rtil-
lerie oes Seinocs icbr dttip 5ilIih nno
norooiuid uon Dpcrn lmo III Ser
gtadbarlcbatt BON gonIbaeri5u0c.~
0cutidcr goritoB auf 9r.
raS- 6rcntfeblgc
idlugcn.
6rontin6ronf-
reid uuo 8clgien IA. Plug.
Gin Seriud Ger 0entiden briiiiden
SmiieeuGr1beu noroli6 bon Der 2lr.
MISUNDERSTANDING al ncbmen,
idlIug gdu5Iidb iebl. 2ie Geliideu
mnBten iib uuter oem Derbecrenocn
6cuer Der 9riten uuf ibre cioeuen 2i-
nicn aliriid8ieben.
0ie 9riten linterno1ncn einen Icbr
crfoIgrcihen lIeberfaII nlf oeltlde
@rabcn weitIih bon SuImd, mad.
ten einiee @eiougene uuo bradten
Dem Geinoe iebr bctrdhtidc Nerlu.
ltc bet.
Die Deutihen icben ibre 9ciAic.
Bnngen Der britiihcu Eoiitionen inn
Gems fort. Sbre 9lriillerie 1T be.
ionoerS 0itIih iin0 nor0Iid bon
ypern icbr oftio; ia oicier ocacnb
Oerpenoen Die Gculidtn picIe Gos.
Bomben.
Selhe elncs alucriIaniidlen WotruIcn
auacidnucmlnt.
NneenstolUu i4 2Iuauit
Die Seide eincs nod nidlt ioeutili5ir.
ten omerifoniihen Wlatrolen Der et'
ma 34 Sabre alt mar Dlroc aeliera
bier angeihmemnIt. ShdiIel pie e
an elmer Sdnur am Nalle bciclilat
On .ftI-f....
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-26
TAKE "CASCARETS" IF
HEAOACHy, BILIOUS
AND ~CONST|PATED
save Your Hair: Double It, Beauty IN
u Few Momcuts-IrN This.

Il you care for heavy hair. that
slls,enS with beauty and is rajirnt
with life. haa an incompatible soft
ness ana is fluffy and iustrou7 uy.
Danderinc.
Just one application doubles the
beauty Of your hai~. besides 1t 'hmt-
diatoly ~dissolves every particle of dar-
druff. you cannot nave nice hcn 81,
healthy hair u YOU have danoruff.
This destructive scurf rohs the hair "i
Us lustrc. It's strength aud it's very
lie. and IL o overcome It produces
a f~cvcrlshncss and itching of the scalp
the hair roots fainish, loosen and dc
then the hair falls out fast.
II your hair has been neglected ana
is thin. faded. dry, srraggy or too oilS
get a small bottle Of kuowl,ons Dan
dcrine ~ any drug store or toilet
counter for o few cents: apply a httl'
as directed and ten minutes after YOU
will sag this was the best invcs,mcn'
YOU ever maar.
We sincerely believe, regardless o.
| everything else advertised, that II yol
| desire soft. Iustrous. beautiful Halt
and lots of tho dandruff-no itch.
! ing scalp and no more falling hair
YOU must usr Knowlt0n's Danderinc
n cvcntualiy-why not now
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-26
Appeals from City
Court Cases Docketed

The district court, win hear appeals
from Justices courts and the city court
on November 6. Appeals from police
court convictions are as follows.
Beniio Garcia-Ffghting
Rudolfo Garcia-Dissurbing the
peace.
Carl neutrality-suspicious.
John Z. MISUNDERSTANDING.
Felipe ugarte-vagrancy
The appeals set for hearing on No
yember : and the charges against the
appellants follow:
Nicodemus r. Chave1-Neglect OF
dui,. a. mayordomo.
Manuel ChaVez-Praciising medi-
cine without license.
Jose Me;zinger-Larceny OF water
kazon kahn-Larceny % water.
W. I. Lindsey-Iarccny Of water.
Appeals from Justice Of the peace
courts follow:
FRANK and Matt Meikusch-Assault
with words.
Frank Melkusch-Assoult and bat
terry.
lorenzo sayiere-Assault with
words.
A. A. Archulcts and Ramon Loiasco
Operating a dance hail without IL
cense.
Frank Martinez-Assault and ba'-
terry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-26
Two City Levies Are
Killed by Tax Board

The state tax commission has dis
the city tax levies Tor court
Judgments and the city hall and con
ditiouuIly approved certain other
levirs. In an order entered Yesterday
at santa Re. The county lcvieS are
tu be adjusted. The order follows
"Lcvies to Ice adjusted So they WI
not produce TO exceed A-'','u'''o TOT
all purposes, Nl~buquerpu" l"N'e~ ol
aa.hundredths Of a min Tor Judgment
ana 9a.hundrcoths 81 70 min for CIT,
hail dislpproved ON the ground that
the, should be included iu the levy
for general rity purposes Nhuquer.
uuc lcvies 81 3 mills Tor general city
including water, library. parks. ludg'
ment aud city hall aud . and ~
~hundrsdthH Tor interest ana sinking
fund approved provided On" total pro-
duccd dors not eNcecd ftG.2i. COZ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-26
PLEDGE DRIVE
TO Be INAUGURATED
IN STATE NEXT WEEK
Organization of $4,000 Workers
Will Aid in Carrying Cut Great
Campaign in New Mexico Chill
dren Will Do Their Bit"

one drive follows another In war
service. This week 1t Is the second
liberty loan aud next the Hoover
pledge cards, and no less stress Is be-
ing laid on the loan campaign. The
whole country In being pledged to
economy and conservation. Mrs, \.
u. McMflen. who has just returned
from the east. reports that huge cleo
tric signs meet one on every hand IN
the large cities. Food will win the
war" and 20 important IN the pledge
card campaign that the government IS
spending a large sum OF money 70
secure this army OF women workers.
In New Mexico an organization OF
fifty thousand is required by the
president and Mr.. Hoover. and in this
state the children will have an OPP
p~ortunity to do their bit In securing
these cards. This district, comprising
three counties. will he supervised by
Mrs. Grunsfeld. The county organ
ization will be managed by County
Superintendent Montoya. with Mrs
| Rarth Of the Woman's auxiliary
chairman OF the woman's committees
while the city will be supervised by
! Superintendent Milne. whose army ~
children will start the work OF seeur'
ing cards Monday next.
All city schools d, h state. as wei
as rural schools are well organize''
Mr.. Milne will give out his pan u
campaign tomorrow and Sunday, Mrs
/ Grunsfeld and Mrs. Barth are organ
igins the womans committees, speak.
ers for schools, etc, and everythlni
will be in readiness by Monday q
make the big drive for cards.
Not only will the organization o'
women of fifty thousand IN New Mex
leo pledge themselves To- economy ant
: conservation, but IL Is understood tina
this vast army will be asked to barl
Mr.. Hoover IN price regulation u
1.-THE state and nation u viii cost moth
ing to sign the cards. u takes nothini
. from your home, n no one pledge
Themselves to leave home for servic'
OF any kind. The cards are asked T.
by the government IN It's plan for COCO
omy. conseryatio nnnd price reguli
lion and II is up 10 every woman y
Kew Mexico 20 stand back of the cam
paigu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-26

table Compound Is the beat mcdicinc I
have v e taken and l can recommend
u 90 al suffering women. Mrs PERCY
PREsTlDGE, Aberdeen. Idaho.
Women who suffer from those dis
tressing Ills peculiar 10 their sex should
Be convinced by the many genuine and
truthful testimonials we are constantly
Publishing IN the newspapers Of the
ability OF Lydia z. Pinkham's Vege-
table COMPOUND 20 restore shcir health.
To know whether Lydia K. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound win help you, try
tt For advice write TO Lydis T. Pink
ham Medicine Co. tconidentiai5. Lynn.
Mass. Your letter viii be opened,
read and answered by q woman and
held In strict confidence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-26
GIRLS! HAVE WAVY,
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM OANORUFF
Best For Liver aud Bowels. had
Breath. Had Colds, sour stomach.

wv - lN''FNA 'hNs
stcE headache @bi.ousuraa coated
tongue heat and nose cloggcd up
with q COLT AWAY. trace this to tor
pid liver delaycd. ter 1"i ms food ln
the bowels oi sour gassv stomach
Poisonous matter ,loggcd iu th1 iu-
tostiucs. Instead Of being cast out ~
the system ,s c-abs"rbod INT" me
blood when THIS poison rcachc7 IN"
dclicatp brain tissue IL causes c"uf's-
tion ana that dull throbhinE sirk"u-
ing headache
Casctrets immediately 'i"'ns" th'
stomach remove the sour wudiFest'
ed food and foul garo- itk" }" vN-
cess bile from the liver tn' carry
out all the ronsupatrd vast" matter
tud puisous ben 10" bowels
Casctrct tonight Will surely
|-tiuighieu you out by morning They
work while YOU sleep ln-reni hoN
frum vuur druggist means your h'''
clear stomach sweet aud your liver
aud bowels regular Tor months
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-26
GRANT COUNTY SETS
PACE IN THE NATTER
or RURAL SCHOOLS
Handsome Modern Buildings
Have Been Provided in Many
Districts and an Increased En-
rollnent Is Reported This Year.

special tofreapondence 70 lac herhfd
silver city. y NJ, oct 2s.-Grant
county has established leadership IN
the matter " rural schools and this
leadership u bids fair TO maintain In
spitc of the supreme efforts Of other
counties OF the state. Grant county
boasts the finest rural school west
OF the Mississippi river In the magnifi-
cent structure at Tyrone. has one OF
the first consolidated schools In the
state AZ C1ipp and. in spite OF the fact
that many thousands OF dollars we're
spent last year in new school buildings
more are being built this year. In
almost every casc these schools are
being built without bonded ~indcbted-
ness upon the districts i'm which they
are located.
That the people Of Grant county are
soiidly behind the efforts OF the coun-
~ superintendent and the county
board Of education to give the chill
dren 81 the county the very best In
the way OF school facilities. Is in
dicatcd by the attendance and the
marked interest In every improve
ment
Miss Isabel l. Eckles. county SUI
perintcndcnt of schools. returned last
week from an inspection OF the schools
in the southern part OF the county,
| where she found increased attendRnce
and keen interest In school work. both
by pupils and teachers and by par
cnts as well
At Rodeo a finc new two-roomed
school building has iust beer SOM
pleted at a cost OF $4,000 This build
ing is entirely paid for by the district
without bonding The attendance Is
large and the school IL doing excel
lent work
The Stems district has two schools
this year. owing 10 increased atten-
dance and two schools have been
found necessary In the Red Rock dis
trict for the same reason. In both
excellent work is being done.
Valley View shows an increased at
tendance over last year and while
Lone walnut can boast no increase in
attendance, yet the school Is doing
very good work Both Animas and
Playas show improvements in all de.
partmenta.
At Stcepierock the Increased min
HN EA - NNnN NfAA - *
brought in many new residents Tho
company furnished an excellent build
Ing and the camp has "a good schoo.
with a largo attendance
The parents 81 the children at.
tending the Richmond school hav,
shown their interest In the progress
OF the children by buying for the
school a fine new upright piano The
Neblett school has a large attendant,
and excellent work Is being done.
The trustees Of the Maddox dis.
trict have just let a contract for q
new and uptodate school. building
The attendance makes the new huild,
ing a necessity. Gray. Cloverdale and
Walnut Wells are maintaining tn,
high standard Of school work demand.
ed In Grant county. Hachiita sghoo
has new domestic science and manua
training equipment, added recently
The school Is dong very fine work
Brockman has a large attendance and
is doing satisfactory work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-26
Just Once! Try Dodson'S Liver Tone!
Take No CaIomeI! Listen To Me!
If bilious, constipated. headachy ~ sick, | guarantee
relief without taking dangerous calomcl
which sickcns and salivatcs.

stIalghtru YOU right up and make YOU
feel ituc and vigorous u' morning, {
v,pt VAN 4, gn back tu the store amt
get your muuc, nodsou laN'r Tome
h. destroying the sal" of ,nluuci ne-
cause II ~ real liver mrdi',uc ru-
tirrlN vegetable. therefore u cam not
stivatr or make YOU sick
guarantee nat uu" spoonful OF
nudsuu,s Liver ron viii put Your
sluggish liver Co WORK tud clean your
howeis of that sour lille "a Couht'-
patcd waste which rs olugglug Nour
system amt making you froi miserable.
g]utIautr" mat 4 bottle ct bud-ou x
Liver Ton" viii ko"p tho entire family
feeling fine Tor months GIVE u to
vour children u r. harmless doosu {
grippe aud thrl Ik" a., pheasant taste,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-26
Rotary Committee to
Assist War Council

Paul G. RedinEton. president Of the
Rotary club. has appointed the fol-
lowing committee 20 cooperate with
the district committee OF ms nationa,
war council. Charles White. Lester
Cooper. y. r. Barton, J. T.. Hannum
and Charles Cushruan.
The club held It's weekly luncheon
a. the Alvarado hotel yesterday with
the following guests; District judge
Reed Hoiloman OF Santa Fe; M. ~.
Hereby: v. A. Siler o. san Pedro; ii.
v. Lee Of Santa re; Alderman A.. q.
Simms and Herman schweizer OF THIS
city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-26

wheat. fat4 and sugar can 10" saved
and shipped to the allies To- win h
war Every ouncc saved means moro
food for American, British aud i'r0Hch
soldiers and civilians
Meanwhile Americans nt nome can
"'usc something elise, which homo
folks can eat but which cannot h"
shipped
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-26

should bo explained that this II an
error that ,ts signing IS merely O
solemn promise that the sisncr VIII
do aIl iu hcr power 10 save tood Of
the Kind that cuu hc scut 20 Americas
allies hN using other things IN the
home u 10y preventing waste
with g2.oeu 600 households doing
this .u-cuuceNahlc quantities ~ meat,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-26

A little WANT AID now and thor
is read by every class OF men-and
m too. Try one.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-26
IDAHO WOMAN
4 MADE WELL
Lydia <. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Did the Work.
Nothing like Il.

Abcrueen, Idaho. Last year l suf-
f~rcd from q weakness with pains in my
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-26

Want a, tradc that mule for q gas
wagon Try the WANT AID way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-26

\ few drops Of on of lavender scat
tered through "a bookcase. tn "a closed
room viii save n lihrir, from mold
iu damp weather.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-08-25
CHURCHES
AFFECTED BY DRY LAW

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. 25.--Clergy.
men OF churches in Washington that
use fermented wines for communion
services are having difficulty in replen-
ishing their supplies since the state
has been made totally dry"
Catholic priests meeting with
Bishop a. F. Scheinner, of Spokane.
Wash, appointed a committee to con.
fer with state authorities concerning
the difficulty.
Although Washington dry laws pro.
vide for wines for sacramento pu--
poses, druggists and police are re,
luctant to allow the sale of fermertcd
liquor because Of alleged misin,erpre
tation of the law.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-08-25

sonic Order; Judge ]. c. Doughty act.
Ing as Grand Master.
The stone will be laid in the east
c-rrc: Ci the main class room build
ing. 1t will contain copper vessel
in which will be placed records OF the
school, a history OF the old school,
coins and other material OF education
al interest TO the county of Elko. Mr.,
Hesson. as president of the Elko
County Board of Education. will briefly
outline the history of the development
of the present high school building.
Everyone is very cordially invited TO
be present ut the ceremony.