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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28
cHIcAGo's HEATLESS DAY.

Little Trouble in Enforcement Of Clos.
ing Order.
Chicago. JAN 2S.-The complications
and annoyances Of the first heatless
Monday were not reported In Chicago
today. The people understood what
was expected OF them and affairs ran
smoothly. The most notable improve
ment was In street car service. Tho
schedule was arranged to suit Monday
conditions.
Chief OF Police Scheuttler issued an
order that saloons could not open even
without heat. Only four violators wers
reported early. Schools closed two
weeks ago because of snow and lack
Of coal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28
Germans Active on West Front.

London, Jan. 2S.-Both the German
artillery and German raiding parties
were active last night along the Fran
co-Belgian from. at numerous points.
according to today's war office an
nouncemcnt. 1t reads:
Yesterday evening the enemy raid
ed an advanced post northeast Of
Longemarck. Three of our men are
missing Southeast Of Levreguicr. RI
strong accommodating party. was dis
persed by rifle fire during the night.
The hostile artillery was active last
nighs at different points southeast II
Ca,nbrai and north Of Lens and in the
Paschendaele sector
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28
AMERICANS BOMB GERMANS.
Four Aviators Participate in Daylight.
Air Raid.

by the Associated Press.
With the American Army In France.
Jan. 27.-Four American aviators at
tached to a French squadron partici-
pated In a daylight bombing raid over
Germany. All returned safely.
Because the weather was foggy the
aviators were unable to determine
what damage was done. but it Is be-
lieved the results were good.
After crossing the lines the bombers
were fired on vigorously by enemy
guns. They then ran into a still heav-
Ter fog and some were forced to land
before reaching their hangars.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28
Ukrainians Battle BoIsheviks.

Amsterdam, Jan. 2S.-Heavy fighting
has been in progress for several days
between Ukrainians and bolsheviki
troops.An attack was made by Ukrain-
ian troops which attempted to take
possession of Lutsk, Volhynia. The boil
sheviki commander appealed for as
sistance to the Austro- Hungarian COM
mander oe that district, who declined to
aid him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28
LOUISIANA BANK ROBBED.
Bandits DoId Up Assistant Manager
and Escape With $1,000.

AleXandria, La, Jan. 2S.--Two men
with drawn pistols early today held
up r. V. Young. assistant manager Of
the Calcascu National Bank at Oak
dale La. near here compelled him to
open the vault and escaped with about
s1l000. according TO telephone mes
saEes received here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28
Snow Hampers War Work.

Washington. Jan. 2S.-lndustrial and
railway centers OF the east. unatfec ted
by the fuel Administrations Monday
heatless order were forced to slow
down war operations today on account
of the snow storm which in some sec
tions was heavy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28
DUSEY BREAKS LONG FAST.

Observes Twenty Seven "Eatfess" Days
and Loses Twenty Nino Pounds.
Special to Times Republican.
Creston. Jan. 2S.-Frank Dusey has
broken his fast. For twenty-seven days
he abstained from food and reduced
his weight twenty-nine pounds. He
ate rather heartily Mt his first meal, but
it was mostly sanitarium food.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28
Food Riots in PRAGUE.

Zurich, Jan. 2S.-Three thousand per
sons took part in a riot in a suburb Of
Prague on Friday against reduction Of
flour rations, Vienna dispatch says.
Shop windows were smashed and the
stocks were plundered when police in =
terfered.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28
Bio Decrease in Losses.

London. Jan. 2S.-British casualties
for the week ending today were S5S9
divided as follows:
Killed or died OF wounds, officers. 25:
men. l,745.
Wounded or missing. officers. 12S:
men, 6.721.
british casualties the preceding
week were 1893. Two weeks ago the
high total of 24,979 was reached
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28
CUNARDER ANDANiA ToRPEpoED
Big Ship Sinks Despite Efforts to
Bring it Into Port-No Lives Lost.

7'D o'7<o 0eeP'te C1oTts 70
Bring it Into Port-No Lives Lost.
London. Jan. 2S.-The Cunarder An
dania. reported yesterday as torpedoed
but not sunk, went to the bottom in
spite OF efforts to get her into port, ac-
cord!ng to information reaching the
Associated Press today
The Andania was torpedocd off tho
Ulster coast on Sunday morning. Dis
patches from Belfast said it was be-
lieved no deaths resulted from the ex-
plosion- The Andania, 1905 tons was
built In 1913 ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28
TURK HELD AS SPY.

Merkes All. Said TO Be General, Under
Arrest IN Detroit.
Detroit. Mich, Jan. 2s.--Merkes All.
said to be general in the Turkish
army. Is In custody at police headauar-3
ters pending an Investigation today 9hS
government and Detroit officials.
1t is understood several documentE
Of an important nature were found IA.
the prisoners effects. ssss
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28
Fuel order Generally Observed

Des Moines, Jan. 2s.-Municipalitie
of Iowa, with few exceptions, put in
to effect today the fuel order Of Admin
istrator Webster.
The Des Moines fuel committee. ih
with the authority granted
1t be the state administration, post
poned the time OF placing the order
into effect until next r1Ass-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28
French in Successful Raids.

Paris, Jan. cS.-"French troops sue
cessfully made several incursions into
the German lines last night In the
Champagne and north of St Mihiel.
and brought back prisoners" the war
office announced today.
German hads near Fontennelle gave
no result.
"On the remainder OF the front the
night was calm"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28
Expedite News Piracv Case.

Washington, Jan. 2s,--The supreme
court today agreed to expedite proceed
ings brought by the Associated Press
to prevent pirating OF news by the In
ternational News Service. The court
fixed April IS for hearing arguments.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28
MORE SNOW IN EAST.

Coal Trains in Pennsylvania Stalled at
Delivery Points.
Scranton, Pa, Jan. 2S.-Another
snow storm, the seventh In a week, pre-
walls in this section. Six inches or
snow fell between Saturday midnight
and last night. Railroads had mob
lized locomotives to move coal but be-
cause of the snow the number pulling
out was insignificant compared with
the trains OF loaded cars stalled at de-
livery points.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28
USE sNowDRlFTs AS TRENCHES.
Five Chicago Bandits Stand or Police
Until Reinforcements Arrive.

Chicago, Jan. 2S.-Snowdrlfts were
used as barricades last night by five
bandits and the police in fifteen
minute revolver battle before the police
received reinforcements and surround
ed the quintet.
The five men, all Of whom were ltal-
ians. were challenged by the police
when they tried to enter the home OF
an italian who had received Black
Hand letters demanding $1,000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28
Foreian Mail Congestion Cleared.

Special to Times Republican.
Council Bluffs. Jan. 2S.-A cablegram
was received today by q Council Bluffs
woman, wife Of an officer in the 16sth
infantry in France stating that the
mail congestion had been cleared and
all letters and packages delivered. He
also said all are well.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28
low. City Soldier Dead.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, Jan. 2s.-A telegram from
Camp Cody, Deming, N. NJ, announces
the death from pneumonia Of Private
Fred Seitz. Of Iowa City, Company A,
109th engineers. This is Johnson
county's second death at camp.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28
Pan.Germanss Aroused by
Action of AustrO Premier
Count CZernin.
WAR AIMS SPEECH
SENT TO WILSON
Forwarded to President Before Its De-
livery in Vienna-RadicaI German
Press Advocating Abandonment of
kaiser's Foremost, AIly-Announce-
ment Creates Surprise at State De-
partment-Speeeh Not Vet Received.

Count Czernin's speech on war
aims and tho statement that it
was sent in advance to President
Wilson has aroused the pan-Ger
mans, and their newspapers are
bitter in thsir sassA,,neiation Of the
Austro- Hungarian minister.
It is declared that tho counts ac-
tion means break in the Austro-
German alliance and one pam
German newspaper has been sup
pressed for suggesting that Ger
many abandon her foremost ally.
Reports have been received in
Holland Of disturbances in the in
dustrial district along the Rhine in
Germany. Troops with machine
guns are said to have been sent to
MuIIheim.
Meanwhile pan-German attacks
on leading politicians and even the
emperor continue and have spread
to Count Won Rodern, the imperial
treasurer, who is said to have told
the emperor Germany is not in fl
nanciaI condition for offensive op-
erations.
Activity on tho western and ItaI
ian fronts is confined to small raids
and intermittent artillery lombard
ments.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28
The Weathar.

Iowa Partly cloudy tonight and
Tuesday: probably snow furries to-
night in east portion: colder tonight in
east and central portions and in east
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28
PYTHIANs WIN APPEAL.

DEGREES Denying Increase Endowment
Assessments Set Aside.
Washington, Jan. 2S.-Federal court
DEGREES denying the right Of the su-
preme lodge, Knights Of Pythias, to in
crease assessment in the endowment
class were today set aside by the su-
preme court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28

Norway has made electricity cheaper
The development of water power IN
than steam in that country.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28

Most of Japan's pearl divers are wo-
men, who begin to learn the trade at
the age Of Is or II.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28

Washington, Jan. 29.-Surprise
was expressed at the state depart
ment today at news dispatches say
ing Count Czernin had forwarded
to President Wilson a copy Of his
speech before it was delivered in
Vienna. Secretary Lansing said no
copy Of the speech had been re-
ceived.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28

Jan. -. There was no loss Of life. The
vessel probably will have to be aban-
doned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28
U. s. PATROL BOAT ASHORE.

Vessel in European Service May Have
to be Abandoned.
Washington, Jan 2s.--An American
natrol boat was today reported to
the navy department on shore in Eu-
ropean waters.
The vessel went ashore during fos
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28
kEokUk SCHOOLS CLOSED.
Four Weeks Vacation Decreed Becaus,
Of Scarlet Fever Epidemic.

Des Moines, Jan. 2S.-Word was re-
ceived here today that the public
schools of Keokuk had been closed for
four weeks because Of the prevalence
Of scarlet fever there.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28
REHEARING IS DENIED.
Emma Goldman and Alexander eerk
mann Must Servo Time.

mann Must Servo Time.
Washington, Jan. 2S.-The supreme
court, by declining to grant a rehear-
ing Of their case today, refused to de-
lay further the carrying out Of the
sentences Of Emma Goldman and Alex
ander Berkmann, convicted in New
York Of conspiring to violate the draft
law. The court sustained their convic-
tions on Jan. IA.
The evening herald., 1918-02-23

dances and t,os nll the calendar uutl
February. when ever, body iriuNc. uud
enters into more frivolous entertain.
mcut This is the annual carnival
which has heroine such fixture that
tourists Iuurucy FRONT japan uud china.
Singapore and Australia Co cniu, The
two weeks of fun aud frulic.
The suciul LITE among the Americans
aud Filipino. uo longer exists 90, 30 iid
Years ago. prior 90 the prc,rui political
administration.
Mulucauuu the governor rulurr ut.
untcd amidst vast grounds facing the
old pasig river. wa. often o., seen, uf
wonderful assemblies. bringing togrth.'
the leaders of army. navy. diplomatic
corps high officials. civilians ut ril uu.
tioualitirs iu social lite.
Ih, GvImJu~ once stood h-h Boa $50.
ciul circles and 300 business also. u, they
had some oft the largest aud most inn
puribut firms. Nc the beginning of 10,
present great war. they were gradually
uStr1,ilci, -u intense was tho feeling
against them Aud when the luitcd
States entered the war nll Gormuu~ were
scut 90 detention camp in Bugnio. ur
iu the mountains, aud later sent o. a
detention camp iu the United Ntutc-
Those commercial firms wishing tu ir
tain the services of Germans were rr
quirrd hy the government 20 put up ,
bond of four thousand pesos ur tv,
thousand dollars ia gold for each Ger
man.
The development of Manila has beer
very great. II a. one. IL not the most
beautiful and hculihful city Of th,
orient. \ modern city with ancient sur
ruundings, "a Place visited 10y people
from all corners uf the world. IN inter
miuglug Of the old and the new that
gives a charm all feel To me it has al
ways been pleasing aud full Of interest
Then one always retains the tropical
vision of majestic palms and cocouuut
trees. the nllusing odor of the laug
ilnng and donna de nochc. waited MP
through the air 10y gentle hrrc2cs above
q blue black ky, gemmcd with millions
Of stars, twiukliug brighter than In auv
northern cline; while wing low 10 the
south hang. the southern cross, aud over
all The wonderful calm tbnt seems Go
pcrVadc the lbnd of the tropics
The evening herald., 1918-02-23
PATRIOTIC SERVICE At
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

There will be putriotic service at
the Christian church ou next sunday c,.
cuiug at 1880. The following program
viii bc given:
Voluntary.
Hymn. "Buttlo Hymn Of the Rcpuh-
lie.
Invocation
Hymn. a" Loyalty tu Christ.
Recitation. Your Flag aud My
l lag Katherine bearing.
Anthcm 10y tn" choir, "Thc Earth
aud Its Fulurss
scripture Lesson aud Prayer.
Reading. "Old Glory Mrs. {. Il.
Crusuu.
Anthem by the choir. Manhood Of
America
sermon. What the War l. Doing for
Democracy,
Hymn. a. Volunteer.
Bcucdictiou
\ cordial invitation is extended to
the public 20 attend thi, service
The evening herald., 1918-02-23


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that the white wuu.u U,,,, in ,b,
tropics must noccssar.. ... yrry inJo.
lent lives. owing To ,H.. ..r,a,, and IN.
numcroii. servants a. nI.., command
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health and comfort .r. ,r,,,vs bc,tr,
when mentally aud rfy.,.,Ily active
and the women kcer .,,u +, ,rtivi,,
The evening herald., 1918-02-23
Three

wha' ito is o. ',iso prophet ''.n'
Hun stone nm
Ana tu"y ny bands uaun Them 1Ti
lcat them on .hc plibs-0al o.rn
wastes upon VOTER. And 'hsr r,.u
was torn uuJ rnr bt.rs ui tN.Ig U..'.
torn out and Iu ...ni -nrN,I Hu.I
their Dora uud fh..r rited uc. % N.j
the cnit of the purr.a.rm VH. 0p"H
Jerusalem Hud rn,F .r.ut m ...I
uuuhur Nud fb,. tuu Hur,i r...I.
brought FORTH W1trr and H- ..r
them oven dIu ibr. .ur .Iu
heated broud. ont pHt u.'. '.r
flesh
And Io. amuug tu,u stepped rr. sou
,i cod sHvut Thrt LH,N Uu ...
Nnd HATTIE held hi. r1I H..b rl
st,ppcd r.rnl even though hi- v...
cred .rg gave Wat aud WIS uIurE.1 100
his stcupius tur the v,irhuus uevr
ui them thlt r.-ri him was u.cfuu h.
And th,t veBrird "f fhcIr tun'
I fHr mo- mtun,r OF uuI.it came tr'r.
/ for to feed their madness. And thrE
/ cried out "Cru,if, th,1u' spread th'n
! opc Sh"w unto lll Wcu THAT ru''.
/ tho city. the SON of Dod ana tlo Hnu
D fN| 7 AINff. 'NI" NlA INHH lfH'
| flesh of Uuur beneath AU mem Cru n
tho blood of T.bcru8 beneath tl'
heels OF m,u vhcr, hc bath crushed
thc flesh Uf our triucH'
And it was true that thc Jews were
mad and rungicd with the liumHrs
within one cup. had they fulru Ana
when the cry htd gone up 'trucliN
thcmi" behold. Hattie looked uu''
Jesus Christus whose body wu- s'E3"i
OF weakness and with his own arms
] did ne cast of them that 'lung. nnd
| tear him through flesh unto iiis Nd"
and lift Him up Ana his iips spatr
"s"ost thou p" IL Is tho cud "f tho
paths Thine ~ love and Wlnr 'i
| hate lead thee unto a. common thlnE
Tho plot. as william Marion Reed.
I follows q. is worked put with iho P''
cislon Of Sardou. ana It's culminaN"H
| Is not discovered until the very end'
The evening herald., 1918-02-23
TEA AND TOAST


y twin .iN uon.rchllnhlr g., muu she'll
had taken both Corporal Buuu's legs
OF and shortly after that he was taken
prisoner
\ch llmmrl' Both hi, legs right
on 80 observed the front trotrhrr bear.
rr as they carried him 30 the hospital.
Not only one vet. but both said
the hnck strrtchcr bearer
Or Won pluukc and DR.. ~chocnlcisi.
the great German explorers and sur
gcous. came 10 his cot aud examined
him.
his legs are on once, " observed Dr.
Won Pluukc.
"The whole tNo Of them already. 80
observed DR.. Schocnhcist
The two bochc butcher, rubbed their
hands
can enemy soldier with curh uf his
two legs oif anyhow already. 80 ,hurklcd
Won rlunkc ''Whni better could Vr
ak for research work ! propose thut
We tll all his panutcllo glands with
spirkiiuted suwdust and make q Baum.
gotten test -
Corporal Bum stircd uncosiy
Huthtou Nrrbotcu'' What swell
iden'l cried Dr. Schornhri,t. o. Nud
then inusmucb ~ his legs are N once
already Yet. Nr'll remove hi- arms.
stomach and vrstihulcS aud see if IL
affects hi- breathing.
With one hound Corporal Bum was
out of bis cot Then hcfor, the right
rousiv amazed surgeons could give the
The evening herald., 1918-02-23

religions point af view ls the novel
entitled THE -urr, Tr,
Communicated over a .uuiI1 board
g. Nr. l"hu " CurHn uf -t leuia
b., IusuurJt, ,uot ,JU. ucli pa-
t"u.c Worth % retou. th, Uty cot
Jc-u boz form bold and unique o.
has the local color ct Rome tuU ralc.
tine. There ate one hundred ,Utrl.
tets 900 .t Tho central char. .rr .. I
suu "i TtDttius Ccaair nN 90 3Ir,.
slave. % woman lf great beauty 'ud "i
uubl, blood nc Be- born outsld, th'
wallis ot bethlehem ON 90, spwv u.a'
that christ b. born within th, v...
Ills ut iug- parallel with Jc-us. urr
'mpud, ing hate SS the other lose"
Hate Wu,k- go Jesus tud even -utts God
him ! quote from current LItcrdtul.
fur september
And simon loll upon his Ease and
spakc unto iim ct bis WIchudue-.
And Jc-us said
"Ari.c ,ud put thy nets log. tui
thou shalt weave . net uf tlN iuFc 1u
trIug lurth men,
Ana they spJkC. ~ shalt ho. fY
this mau hath looked unto land 600,
even though his nets slipped The wal
crs his dreaming WAS NOT there.
Apd thcy spakc unto him mutD .'
iug hath como that thod hast Dol.
low fc,or and hath clcaused ana hca'
| cd. what is that that is thine that 3
nu mans
And lie answered. The time Is no
come that thou shalt know, but 10 b
true that NO man Will hark s.tNe that
loud noise srttrth up Thou mayst ~"
know but within Thy land the eye
shan upc aud the ears mark. unto the
eyc'S uuduing aud the confOundiug ui
the years
And behold, atar there sat Hattie. ..
And he arose aud spat And behold
Jesus stepped Him back that the spal
mll not upon Him. and lu. where 4
fcll lie Bonded Him down ana piuckcd
up a. white bloom And lie held %
forth unto Hattie and Hpake.
Look, Gwen "a mau't hate may
bloom This is the fully OF AN men
Nud thoy shall yet know that they may
not offend against God, for their folly
shall undo them
Ahd thilc stood Ike unto one Nh'
wandered upon some iar height. And
they cried aloud Behold the son OF
Tibcrius' Behold HIM
And they laughed aud cast stones
and bits OF stone wares and rotted
fruits ANA filihs ct the streets-ways.
And Hattie stood. empty, And Jesus
Christus spake not. And they de-
cried Him. cryin~ out: Behold the
King - the Jews ile Is the son oi
The evening herald., 1918-02-23
WOMEN ENTEnTAIN

The brotherhood of American Nco.
men entertained their members aud
friends Tuesday cNrring az l. o. q. T.
ball. \ very interesting program was
large crowd present,
IL being the twenty first anniversary
ot the order, DIR. - l.. Burton. chairman
for the occusiun. gave q splendid tulk
ON the frntrruul benefits derived hv 90
member OF the order, and az the conclu-
sion of his remarks requested all pres.
cut 10 stand iu honor to the 800 mem.
hcrs now M the service of l'uclr sam.
The refreshments being ready. all
we're invited into the hnnquct hall,
where they were seated ut tables bcnuti.
fully decorated with pottcd plants and
the national rulors. \ nice lunch was
served. 10 which all did ample Justice.
The remainder of the evening was
spent IN dancing
The evening herald., 1918-02-23

Nuthhu bNfih WIZ l'WN' '"' "'H' w
the week for Los Angeles 10 visit his
daughters. Mrs. Tyrolcr aud Miss Hattie
Barih
Eulph Johustou. son of Mrs. MARY
Johnston. ycft the first ut the week for
Topeka, Kansas. 20 enroll as q studcu,
in -. Mary = college for young men.
Mrs. Louis Gullrs h. house guest of
her son aud daughter ,nlaN. Mr.. aud
Mrs Herbert GALES. sol West Mar
qucttc.
T. II Bcarrup. well known .hcepmau
3. convnicscing from an attack of
pneumonia. Nj Bcarrup rs ut his bcud.
quarter, in the ~turgcs hut"l
Special mass for the late j. H. Lu
Drirrr was celebrated "wednesday morn.
ing iu the Immaculate Conception
church.
Mr. and Mrs. John llcrkcuhoG are
entertaining H. e.. Drrcs and Lawrence
prcrs. brothers %. Mrs. llcrkcuhon
Mis-. I l.. liUNtH was nu-lrNe Ar~tyr.
dav afternoon to the member, pf The
LOYAL Women class of the Gold aud
broadway church bible school
Mir. Joseph Whitcsidc. 52l South
Walter. entertained the Good Cheer
club yesterday afternoon.
The Milpah Sewing circle met last
cvc"ing az the home ot Mt. William
Crawford.
SOL Wcilicr left Thursday for "a brief
til 90 ~ Louis, Chicago and New York
Hr was accompanied 10y Mrs. Harry
Weller who Nill visit her parents ia
~. Louis.
Mrs. Albert Moish took % company of
mutori-t. iu her ear Friday for visit
tn the l.mcz country
Mrs NJ Naudcll is home again from
the hospital after ,unvalc,yiug from an
operation.
Mr., Lawrence lnckcy has returned
from visit fo her parents. Judge aud
Mr. John M,Fic Of Gallup.
Nr. Fred Ehpt of New York city is
the hous" guest of her sister Mrs. Al
bert ~imm..
The evening herald., 1918-02-23

Mrs. c. o. Clark 6, rcputtcd 200 be-
seriously ill a, her home. 80 Noith
High.
Mrs. l., Gist aud baby we're visitors
in Albuquerque last week from Que.
mado. y. NJ.
Edward Snrkctt was one Of the del
cgutrs 90 the scottish Rite convention
in Santa r. the past week