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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-13
Tonight! Take DodSOn'S Liver Tone!
Better Than CaIomeI For Liver
Calomel sickcns! If bilious, constipated and head
achy read my guarantee.

Listen to me Take mo- moro sick
cuiug. salivatinr calumcl when bill
Gus or com upatcd Don't lose IA
days work
'ulumcl IN mercury ur quicksilver
which causes n@ccrosis OF the hone,
talUmel when II cuulcs into contact
with sour bile crashes into II. break
iuF Il up This D. when YOU feel maj
awful nausea aud crumping n you
are sluggish ana "all knocked out DO
II YOUR liver is torpid ana bowels
ronstipatcd or yuu have headache.
dizziness, coated tongue. ir breath 4.
bad or stomach our Just take d,
spoonful at harmless pndSuu's Liver
Tom
Here's my guarantee go To- any
drug store ana get q hottie of bod.
sons Liver Zone FOR a Pew cents Take
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-13
NOTICE on SURF.

80. 1886.
~ THE DISTRICT COURT.
STATE or NEW MENicO.
BEBNAIILLO COUNTY.
@ a. Underwood. plaintiff
W..
.lG H. Blackwell ca ais. defendants.
To H. f. Blackwell defendant;
You are hereby notified that the
plaintiff g. a. Underwood has this
day filed O. suit in tho above styled
court against YOU aud uther defendants
the general nature nf which action ls
Ia Judgment against % un
"a note FOR ti1S.O0 and 20 forcclose
a chattel mortgage ou a Buick auto
mobile and 90 have % receiver al-
pointed 90 cake and hold said car
PENDING the ordops OF the court, and
You are hereby warned that unies
N"u enter your appearance iu said
cause on or before tho lsth day uf
April. 1915, Judgment win Dec rctdct-
ed against YOU by default The name
Of plaintiffs attorney l. John =.
simms and his office and p%ostoffiee
address Is Albuquerque. y ~
NESTOR MoNTOYA. Diatrict CLERK.
(seaD
by Tilus * H. MADISON Deputy
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e. spoonful tonight and n II doesn't
Strengthen a. right up and make YOU
feel fine and vigorous hy morning. I
want you To- go back tu the store aud
get YOUR money budson'- Liver Tone
b. destroying the sale OF calomcl be-
cause Il is real liver medicine en-
tirrl, vegetable. therefore II can not
saliNttr ur make 81 sick.
guarantee that one spoonful 81
puason- Liver Tone viii put your
sluggish liver Co work and clean your
bowels 81 that sour bile ana cuusti-
putcd waste which 10 cloggiug your
system aud making yuu feel ml-cr-
able guarantee that 4 bottle ~
podsuu- Liver Tone will keep yuur
entire family feeling fins for months.
GIVE u tn your children, Il is harm-
less doesn't gripe and they likc ~
pleasant taste
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-13

over the matter of certain proposed az
ditions 10 The Zuui and Navajo rcscrya.
tions. .
The Albuquerque Chamber of Com.
mcrcc has called attention to the fact
that uo such controversy exists: that
their protest against the proposed nddi.
tions was entirely friendly aud cour
teous, and that they especially request.
ed iu releasing their l,ttct for publirn.
ton, that all appearance ot cont rovcrsv
bc avoided. The Herald is glad tu print
this correction iu regard ~ ibc mat.
ter.
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STATE OF NEW MEXICO

State Corporation Commission of
New Mexico
Certificate ut Comparison
/ uitrd state. OF Amcrirn
M
state ot New Mexico
IL is hereby certified. that the AN
ncNcd Is @ fun True and complete tran.
script of the
Certificate of stockholders Non
Liability of
CENTRAL PRINTING COMPANY
NO stockholders Liability.
$50. $780,
with the endorsements thereon, as same
appears un llr uul of record Boo the ct.
ice ot the stat, Corporation Commits
sion.
In testimony whereof, the state Con-
potatiou Commission OF the State
OF New McNir. has caused this
ccrtihrutr to b., ,I-ucd hy IFS Chairman
and the seal 90 sud Commission Co ur
affixed az rho tIf. of SANTA Re ON thu.
LIST day uf February, A. u. 1915.
lScolI NJ. =. GROVES. C|huismnu.
Attest EDWIN q, COARD, Clcrk.
CERTIFICATE Ot STOCKHOLDERS
Non LIABILITY
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u subscriptions 10 the INV WI i'fH''
ana there can he No DOUBT tnNt uto
loan. like the ones preceding, viii Ice
q success. There b. not unlikely tu Toe
some degree OF preliminary liquiGd-
ton OF fixed Investments hy interests
who will wish TO subscribe tu nu,h ai
attractive investment as q Z l.. PEI
rent United States government '"ri.
subscriptions hy means ut funds tuus
released are not a- dcsirubtr at more
liquid capital There must "r nut or'
for all the other securities winch are
sold. and the volume of new capital i4
~ his way not increased To" matt
ural tendency Of such sales CO.. tJvl.
exchange securities b. q" dcptDs pr,
Co.'S ON tho other hand there is usu-
ais a substantial degree Of expansion
accompanying war. IN war times
there are So many opportunitios tur
large profits az "a time when speed
and Volum" Of production whether on
the carm. iu the factory "r from the
miuc. are moro important than cost
Money in such times is rapidl, ac-
cumuiatcd and seeks Investment
Securities VI railroad aud equip
mcnt companies have continued nrm.
Tho conference committee of ta- SEM
at, and house eft representative have
reached 4 compromise on the dis
puttd point whether the maximum
timc allowed after the formal dcciu-
ration Of peace Cor tho control of our
railroads To- revert 10 their stuchhpld-
crs should he eighteen months cor two
asHa ..RsVL. ..
ON tNont,-unc months. In th, mean
time net revenues. as previously cN-
planned IN these adyic"S. are to bee
guaranteed upon the average of those
OF the three years Immediately pre-
ccdiug the war Thus railroad stock
huldcrs until the expiration uf gov
eminent control REGARDLESS uf iu.
preuscd labor costs and costs uf cv-
orythiur els, connected with the
transportation industry. need corrcru
themselves unly with "a, condition tn
which their property Will FINALLY hc
returned Some Indirect benefits also
suggest themselves iu this direction,
chief, boa the form of economies
which can readily he undertake. AN.
der governmental auspices. hut which
would have been impossible other.
wise These economies WI % ls
understood include elimination "i un'
necessary h~iEh-salari'd Officials I'm
~pFuiiianlc services viii Toe ahuullcd
expensive competition ol last trains
Will Dee Discontinued Rate control Of
an arbitrary character VIII permit
advances sufficient 90 meet increased
expenditures. la o word, advantage
VII he tnken of governmental control
10 cut OF harnaoles which may have
developed p" gradually as not 20 Ice
uotccd From TINS standpoint tht
railroads upon return {" tf'ir owner
should 10" more valuable propctucs
than they are 40 present BEYOND ihif
i- u promise 81 the unancos ~ nee
"s-Hit Tor new equipment ~'Ntrn~ion'
and Improvement. th' absence "'
"ul'h WISE q source OF weakness "i
Ions standing 'n railroad circles II'
"'' '"'', ''
','"
'' 49, ~ ",
Wv
ln'u'N'''l '"lpuii'l"nH nave H'.
''' nee" gwen lH' Same "''o'' sup
l'I' Ivy wv NN'N'Nl7li" '''H "N i'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-13

MEN WANTED Co i'.|H .lpIIuo and
automobile bu-iuc DOL Detroit tN.
p%Cricucc not uCcc~suf Can earn
whilC learning Exec. .' opportunity
for advancement. Address National
Training Corporation .'. Woodward
avenue. Detroit. Mich
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-13

period ~ dfty so ,,ar. From anI
after the date of N, HIfug Of this ccr.
%tifcutc m the office of flo State Corr.
poration Commission uf NcV MrX.co
VII.
The Board of Director. .' thr .urrurn.
ton shall have the power tu make. altn-
amend and repeal hN laws for the gov,
crumcnt, regulation and control of its
affairs and for the Issuance and iuus
fen ui its stock and 'hH iH~cbrporu'urs
herein named shall constitute the Board
Of Directors For the first three months.
OF until their successor ate elected auI
qualified.
In witness whereof, 1854, have hyIcuufD
set our hands unG seal. this 2Sth day of
February, y. -. i9l>,
THOMAS HUGHES .~caI
II. Il. HENING ,~cul.
\. II. HENING l~cal
State ot New Mcxico
County cf santa Fc
On this 2sth day OF February. 4. u.
.lglN, before mr personally appeared
.Thos. llughcs. u. u. Hcuiug and y. II.
ll,uiug. Go me know 10 Dee the persons
described iu and who executed the fore.
going Instrument of writing. aud ar.
kuuvlcigrd that they executed the
same rs their free act and deed.
In witncs, Whcrcof ! have h|crcuutu
set my hand and aHiNci my nyturiul
srol the day and year hast above
wrttru.
VI f.. GRIFFIN,
4 AnfuIlu. @HuL Notary IH#I".
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No Controversy Here,
Says Chamber of c.

\ statement appeared IA last night IS
issue of The Herald indicating the *
i,tcucc of q controversy between the
Albuquerque Chamber ct Commerce and
official. of the T.. :. Indian service
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-13
FOR RENT Houses

FOR RENT-i-ToOm modern house
723 South High. SIS 900. a-ruom frame
house. sol south Third. az so. 3
room. large porchcs 1900 south lligh
$500. furnished. cosy Realty CO.,
Phone T.g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-13

4 little WAIT Nd now and then
n read by every class OF men-and
women too. TRY one.
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FOR Automobiles

FOR SALE-a-passcugcr Ford Ne
chemically good. Bargain Il taken
at once. Phone 1900 j,
FOR ~At.t. cheap. one Chandler siA.
1916 model. p Ford touring ears.
1914 model iu 100 good runuiu- ror-
ditiou. Square Deal Garage, corner
Copper aud Fourth.
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r

All. KINDS both Anew aud second
hand. bought. sold, rented tud re-
Albuquerque Typewriter IN
haurc. Phone all. I23 Sc tth. 81
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FOR Apartments


FOR EENT- Furu Decd three room
apartment, sleeping porch. 'O2 East
Central
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FOR RENT
WANTEp-MaIe Helm

=: ~SCC G
experience prciD... White
garage.
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WANTED-Female Help

A.'HHAH nm. HH'H HH NN .NNE '"..
Leeds Woo.cu Mils, Chicago. IN.
WANTED-Female Help
WANTED Waitress and maid ut
Hotel Combs. Apply al office.
WANTED-Woman for general house.
work. Apply li0i south Walter ST.
Phone 1924 W.
WANTED-Girl to assist with house
work No cooking or washing. 1901
West Central.
WNN"Eb-N color,d woman to do
cookiur ana general house work ~
family 81 two. Apply az West Gold
avenue
WANTED Experienced boa. chccpcr
Hy vIluwcr with three small rht-
dron uu ranch. sis miles from town.
i|mmcdi1tol, clTl at A. I. Siroup-
office cor phone 1852.
HDISEk EEPEE Abb. to care for q
tu%bcrcular bed patient. in private
Family of TWO. mo- children, mo- wash
,,c,, h.,.. ~, ,i.,, -
d, 60,
may br served il. u,,i,.
in WITNESS vb,''.- 49,. ,L.
Durporutur.. have bcrcun'o set our
and .c,I. u,i. o.tl Ia, ~, NJ.
uary. A. -. lpls.
TunuNS uI.,ur. ~
a.
ECU"
.s,.,. ~. - ''".
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tplN L,r,-. ur ,crsoa,ur
T,ag tI,oI. ~ u, .PV'"'
u.nipr ~, r. in.v' =. ~,
- ". ''N 7" DC we l'Is"N'
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ron HENT offices 700 Luu1-ptorc
huildtur. steam heat best offices no
the city ruuuus water iu clch room.
- 9, Mct1uu1. IA South second ~
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF NEW x

state Corporation Commission OF
New McNicu
Certificate Of Comparison
[ Htrd states of America
ss:
state of New NrNicu
II Is hereby certified. that the ana.
ucScd H. O. fun. true and complete tran.
script ot the
Certificate Of Incorporation
of
CENTRAL PRINTING COMPANY
No stockholders Liability
tNo. 1861
with thc endorsements thereon. us saTc
appears on Glc aud OF record in the OF.
fec Ut the state Corporation Commits.
sion.
In testimony whereof, the state Cor.
pofation Commission OF the state
of New McNirn he's caused this
certificate 10 be- signed by It's Chairman
aud the seal of said Commission 90 boz
affixed at the City of Santa Re ON TINS
Isl day of March. \. y. 1915.
t~oub NJ. :. GROVES, Chairman.
Attest; EDWIN +. tOARD, Clerk.
CERTIFICATE OF INtnRIDR ALTON
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FOR SALE House

FOR SALE Two uom house. Can pe
moved Two miles urNuud the bridge.
Also adobe BLOCKS. SO 90. Owner. lr'
North Edlih.
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HpUSEk EEpEE NbI. To care for "a
tuhcrcular bed patient IN private
family of TWO. mo- children. mo- wash
luE $50 per month Pleasant. per-
r-aucut home for right person. 1900
r.. Central
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period ~ fifty 80 Nyar, from 8nl
after the date of th, Nlrug Of this ccr.
%tifcaic iu the office uf flr state Cor.
poratiuu Commission uf NrV Mexico
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WANTED-Mlscellaneous

WANTED careful Kodak |ruI.hIua Dos
muster pnUlorraphcrs twice dHl'
icrNiDc. Rcmcua,uf, satisfaction ru1t-
autool send your nui-hiIs Goo % &C.
liable established firm Hanna a
Hunua. Master phutusrnphcrs
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WANTED

WANTED Position by experienced
stonugraphrr Box ti1, care Herald
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lhI- l"u-trumcu. uu, hlrI for rr.orI
on the llth day or March. lgls ut 2.5u
q ''lock T.. IA. Recorded in Vol. "D''
Misc. ui Records cot said County. Folio
a,
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an the I'm day of March. 1915. at 2:3,
clock p. IN. Recorded i'm Vol "'D'
Misc ut Record, uf said County. Foil,
nj.
NESTOR MONTOYN.
clerk and Recorder.
by OLIVIA ENERlTT Deputy Clerk.
Cumpd on tu IA
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" g. GRIFtIN.
EDWIN =. COARp.

Z umpurrd 40 90 MI.
IudrNcd.
UJST.
state of New Mexico
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W NNTGD-Iuh uu ranch bN .NpDrl-
onccd man Address a. t. o. caro
lsttul e Herald.
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work 80 cooking or washing, 1901
West Central.
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MONEY TO LOAN
~TYPEWRTTIcn sAII..

All are In strictly first class order
Ribbons for any machine 30 cents
each ALBUQUERQUE TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE. 122 South Ath
street Phone qia
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NE~IOR MDNTON N.
tlrtk aud Recorder.
BY OLIVIA |LNLBlrT, Deputy Clerk.
Conn ~ Go or.
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WANTED-Woman for general house.
work. Apply li0i south Walter ST.
Phone 1894 W.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-10
G.B.CASE MEMBEROF
RED CROSS COUNCIL
New York Lawyer Appointed to
War Organization.

President Wilson has appointed
George B. Case. of the firm of White
< Case. New York, to succeed Charles
ID. Norton, as a member of the War
Council of the American Red Cross.
Mr.. Norton. who is vice president
Of the First National Bank of New
York City, and has devoted his time
since last May to Red Cross work.
has been forced to resign on account
of the pressure of his other busi-
ness.
The new member of the war coun-
Gil has been actively associated with
Red Cross affairs in Washington
since the War Council was formed, and
prior to his appointment to that body
had been and now is director of
the Department of Law and Inter-
national Relations of the Red Cross.
Mr.. Case is a graduate of Yale
and Andoyer and the Columbia Law
School He was born in Kansas
City forty-six years ago. His home
is now in EnglewOOd, New Jersey.
The war council is now composed
of the following: Henry-P. Davi-
son. chairman; John D. Ryan. Harvey
D. Gibson. Cornelius n. Bliss. jr., and
George B. Case. Ex officio members
are William H. Taft and Eliot Wads-
worth.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-10
ALLEGES threat ON
life; SEEKS DIVORCE
Petitioner Also Ayers Wife Kept
Throwing Things at Him.

With the assertion that his wife
informed him that she was thor
Oughly read up on the famous De
Saulles murder trial, and that she
intended to kill him SO that she
could be free. Bernard Breslau filed
suit for limited divorce yesterday
in the District Supreme Court
against Sadie Breslau.
Mr.. BresIau's petition, filed
through Attorney Maurice D. Rosen-
berg, is devoted mainly to episodes
of the home life of the couple and
cites numerous instances where the
wife is accused of Spersistently
throwing things at her husband.
On one occasion, Mr.. Breslau
states, his wife threw a pot of hot
coffee at him; on another occasion.
he AYERS. it was box of graham
crackers, and on still other occas-
ions. he says, she threw cups of hot
coffee at him, attempted to hit him
with a vase several times and once,
he declares, she attempted to jab
him with an, umbrella.
On all these occasions. Breslau
states. his wife missed her aim and
he escaped uninjured, except for a
few scratches which he sustained
when they clinched.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-10
PALMER WILL
GUST GERMAN
STOCK BARONS
Alien Property Custodian to
Take Over Factory In
terests Held by Huns.

German financial interest in the
great string of woolen, worsted, cot
ton and other mills in the German
infested belt around Paterson and
Passaic, N. J., will cease forthwith
The government will take up the
stock held by alien enemies and elect
members of the boards of directors
Of the companies to wipe out the
alien influence.
Large interests
A. Mitchell Palmer. Alien Proper
ty Custodian, announced yesterday
that there is a large enemy inter-
est in six Or seven of the mills in
Passaic. It is believed there is a
similar interest in the numerous mills
of Paterson, Dover and surround
ing towns. but the proprietors have
been doing everything possible in
some cases to cover up the enemy
interests.
I'm some cases" said Mr.. Palmer,
this enemy interest constitutes the
majority holding of stock; in other
cases only a minority. No change
in the executive management of the
companies is contemplated. The
Alien Property Custodian, holding
large blocks of these companies, is
of course interested in their con-
tinued operation, and expects to CO.
operate with the present mand%,I#
of the companies to see that prOduc-
tion is kept up to fun capacity. No
sale Of the enemy interest in these
companies is in present cOntempla-
ton
Efforts are being made to give the
alien property custodian power to sell
in such cases, for the anomalous pO-
sition is presented of Germans, with
aVOwed loyalty to the Kaiser. max
ing money by manufacturing stocks
for the allies.
Paterson, Dover and other towns in
tine general locality are filed with
Germans, who, even after the United
States declared war, were open in
their expressed loyalty to Germany.
There were thousands of German mil.
workers speaking nothing but Ger
man. Russian anarchists and SoCia-
lists and antidraft prOpagandists in
the section. They held sChutzenfests,
saenEerbunds and their sO-Called lit
erary societies were almost in secret.
\ person of American appearanC.
found it difficult to gain entrance to
any OF the halls.
German sentiment was so strong
that the government found ft advis-
able to place extra guards around the
army powder mills and navy storing
station in the Watsessing hills.
The situation became so bad that il
was openly talked that there were
companies of German subjects train
ing and drilling in the schutzenfests
and saCngerbunds. Secret Service
men from all branches of the govern
ment have been waTking there for
months and have row succeeded in
listing all of the perniciOus workers.
while the general sentiment of the
country has aided in quieuing the
general German spin. of antag Onism
to America.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-10
Sufragists to Give
Bridge for Gauze Fund

The Equal Franchise League will
give a bridge party at the Suffrage
House for the benefit OF the gauze
fund OF the Red Cross Auxiliary at
2 o'clock. March %.
Officers and members of the
league in charge of the prepara- :
tions for the party are: Louis b.
BroWnlow. chairman; Mrs. Basil
Maniy, vice chairman: Mrs. John
Kelly, corresponding secretary;
Miss Alice Haven. recording secE
retary; Mrs Harwood Read, treas
urer; Mrs. Frances Axten, auditor;
Miss Mary Heyler.S Mrs. william F.
Kelly, Mrs. . C. Haines, Mrs. Ap-
pleton Clark. Mrs. p. c. Frayser
and Mrs. Caroline Cooper.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-10
10 and IS Cents

You will appreciate the subtle
refinement OF a stylish and fault
lessly-madc garment which YOU
can easily make from a Home
Pattern.
Every Homo Pattern is un-
conditionally guaranteed by US to
be perfect in ft.
The Spring number Of the
Home Book of Fashions shows "a
colored plates Of advance Spring
styles. 1t costs only 2s cents with
any I5-cent pattern free.
Miss Halloran. Of New York, is
still here and will gladly tell you
all about the economy of using
Home Patterns.
Good Dressing is also here
FREE.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-10
Why Pay
More?
You Can Dress Stylishly
and Economically by Using
Ladies' Home
Journal Patterns

Economy is the keynote of the
governments call for universal
conservation. You can aid this
good cause by using Home Pat
terns-none OF which cost more
than