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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30
De PRASL|N FINDS
DRILL SHOW|NGS
Of SULPHUR GOOD
Head of United Sulphur and De.
velopment Company Now Sat
isfed That Jemez Deposits Haze
Depth as Well as Area.

In j H. brprasl!u, president 90
the United sulphur and Development
company. now testing the sulphur
beds iu the canyon de san Diego land
grant IN the lemcz mountains. ar
rived in Albuquerque Yesterday, To- rush
repairs under way ON drilling mI-
ChinrtS tie expresses Satisfaction
with the showing made hy the drill-
iuy thus tar. and the conviction that
the sulphur deposits viii prove up
rs to depth ~ well as Ia surface areas
1T Is too early tu say lust how cN-
tenaivo these sulphur deposits are,
said Or prPraslin today. although
our surface showiugy ar. such a. To-
a. the presence of a great body.
The drilling thus Tar indicates that
the ore bodies run without a break
into u mountain We have traced the
trend ~ the deposit across n number
" box canyons to the foot of The
mountain, and our gcoloeist Is conf
dent that the drills viii prove il to
continue right ON through Ia this
case the sulphur viii be practically
iueNhaustahlc.'
Dr. lie IraSliu now thinks his COM
panS may bc prepared To- begin active
mining operation IN he coming
spring.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30
THE GIRL LEFT BEHIND ME
Ry CAROLYN BEECHER
Copyright, 1918, ny Carolyn Eeochcr).

going To leave me alone. You are
to blame for all that happened
once ! went further In my passion
He mad % woman sitting for hen
portrait whom ! did not know. but
whom Aunt licl"u has spoken ct ms
very beautiful I was not yet able
TO 70 to he studio, and begged
Blake nOt 10 finish the portrait ilc
must do SO. Then called him q
murderer" and said he WAS now
trying to KIN me | never shall Tor.
get the look he CAV np. rpr the
shudd"r which shook his broad shout
dcrs as he almost staggered from tho
room Ne had not spoken. lie never
lid mention my cruel speech.
I tired Ia call him bnck. iiis face
had frightened me. liut h., did not
come, Tie left the house immediate
~, telling Jane To Sty he would be
at homo carly. When he came back
lac was as usual
Aunt Helen WAS wonderfully kind
and sympathetic until | told h,r It
Was all nlakc's fault, Then she said
nttrnly
Betty, do be sensible. Blake WIS
no more to blame than was. How
could ne know mat Jane was lothr
to brighten Won by coming INTO the
room Poor fellow, am SORRY FOR
HIM. You haven't said such q thug
Ia him. have YOU u" 90 gr'Ned
can see.
"Ycs told him it wa his fpult.
That tho baby would have. lived tut
for him, and ~ WAS his frult tie
had NO riRht to ioav- me-.
such reasoning, Aunt Helen muir
injured
Then she SGT to work 10 make M,
500 things ~ what sh, called ,hcit
proper lght" But I was not Ia be
convinced was Hlnke's wire. t.y-
.,ry hour should be- min that he Mas
not absolutely using u brush. Thon
ne should paint no onc to whom |
objected.
II wus again spring before | Wa
about az usual. And nee mere W
plauncd an outing. This tin, Eluko
declared We would go wh,," II WITS
say. al l,as; where there was some
PaNrty. n would he better Tor me
So We went 90 the Thousand lsltIis
Aunt Ilrlcn and Uncle G,of-r would
he there part OF tho time, dp added
reason for going,
Blake hired , boat and Nr itaho'
and spent most nj the time on the
water. hut al night We would either
ioin some lively party ~ tlc islands
OF go 10 Alexandria Hay, o. % SOM,
OF the Rouse parties on the many
large islands. WIS pcrft,;y wei
aERin long before the SUNNI, WI.
oN'r And when w returned ~ III,
iall I mndo many plart iot U H,N
~ rter.
Wa viii entertain a lot ,hiE win,
ter | said to Blake, and he ag: ced
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30
Albuquerque May Be
Convention Point of
American Sportsmen

Tn. 'hamhcr OF commerce. the
forest service and the Albuquerque
Gtmr IrutcctiN, ASSOCIATION are tA-
tending an invitation 10 the luiernd-
'orHl NsSoc.ation OF Game and Fish
''ommlSsion'r To make Albuquerque
il"fr convention point iu 1918 The
convention IS meeting tj's year IN
Sow 1ork. sometime during tho
Gioutl ui September These CouNcn-
Toms grr usually attended b, several
hundred representatives fium Jll oNpr
ih' ,ouutry. The organization com
ptis,s tho u'dus ct gamc depart
menu in VARIOUS states and % lars,
tUmhcr Of the leading American
spoftsmou Through the efforts cot
tho Game Protective association and
the state game warden. Theodore
i.ouRuli. lr, tho convention was al
most landed for Albuquerque this
year and q promise has been LiNcn
that our City viii bee favorihly con-
sid"rcd IN 1919
WORD WAS received Yesterday by
the Chamber %, Commerce that Nit
l,ouuau't Will attend the contention an
New York. ana o rcprtsentutiV" OF
the 'hampcr at Commerce mas also
Ice sent
II this convention is held here next
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30
HUNS FIGHT HARD,
BUT YANKS' LINE
STILL IMPROVES

With the American Forces ON the
Nesle Front. Aug so The Germans
continued their stubborn resistance
along she line la front uf the Amer
lean forces north ot Scissors last night
and his forenoon The artillery nc
ton continued To grow somewhat
tighter early today.
IN spite of the determination Of
the Germans tn break down Ia. move
mont of the Americans. the lines of
the latter IN the ncighhorhuod OF
JuViEny were slightly improved.
One prisoner captured 10y the Amer
cans brought the news h "a Capt.
Karl BOY ia, former naval attachc at
Washington. vino recently resigned as
head -: the press section ut the Ger
man naval department. had published
Il book IN Germany dealing with the
reasons why the United States entered
he wal other prisoners confirmed
the reports nt heavy German cas-
ualties as the result of the terrible
artillery fire Of the Americans
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30
PERSONAL NEWSITEMS

Ra.elas Narclso Nuanes uf purane..
y. M. and Beatri1 Raca of Los Can
d"iarias. y NJ chester ~ Slaughter
u' Seneca. No. and Winui. Mae Had
lock ~ Hyer y. VI.
District Forester = g
las lot tor Snowflake ON forest srry-
Ice business IN connection with the
Sitrr national forest,
+. D. WaslLurn. who onlts,rd iu
III" navy q few weeks ago. l.uv.s to-
DAY for San Diego.
Their was "a rehearsal uf tn" dtIll
team Of the Eirl scouts - tho Armor,
at . O'Clock TINS AFTERNOON. Tn. en-
TIRE troop met tor rehearsal it IS
O'Clock.
IL r. H'rms nt the district forest
ONCE mas accepted q position win
the ordnance department at Washing
ton. - e.. ana viii leave today for
has new station.
Mrs W. y. walton has been ap.
pointed assistant sup, rNisor OF the
garment room NJ Tho he'd 'ross to
succeed Mrs. J. D. Ilder who IN 10
move to Santa Fe
city Manager \ L. Heherstrcit has
moved his office 20 tho room VA the
northwest corner OF the City hall
\. G. BratY, stat, representative
tCr the Baker Steam Motor car Man
~ufocturlnB company OF Pueblo. colo,
ana y. e. hoHioNa, nave JuSt return
80 from an inspection of The factory.
Both report that the work being ZONE
Is surprising and that the factory has
more work than u can turn ont. Bus
mess, they report. IN New Mexico in
the steam motor car and farm trac.
tor line is good
The regular weekly meeting OF the
Rirl scouts viii hc held In iho Ar
moTv tomorrow afternoon az . O'Clock.
Mrs i. II Johnson, VITO tor ses.
cral years pas, has been connected
with various large department storcs
200 Pacific coast cities. including kohn
Brothers. oakland. oi'ounor q Mot
TAFT, San Francisco. ana the Arcade
ln San Jose, has come TO Albuquerque
10 tan, charge OF the womtn's ready
90 wear department Of tho Golden
Eulc drN goods store,
Franz Hchciltng formerly With
M%arsiou's shoe department. tn SHn
Diego, VIII arrive iu Albuquerque toe
morrow TO taxi" churr- Of the shoe "a,
partmcut OF tlT Golden Rule dry
goods store.
George Martinez of pld Alhuuucr-
que, who has mtdo several efforts 60
enlist m army ana navy, ana Hho has
been ~disuuultfird for physical disnbll
as. has finally found "a place IN The
service of his Uncle som. tie Viii
leave tonight Tor Portland. orr,
whore ne ms a place 900 the ship.
wards
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30
Is MEN CALLED BY
DRAFT BOARD HERE
FOR ARMY SERVICE
Board Also Announces Names Of
the Twenty Year Old Regis
trants Who Registered in
City on August "a.

Tho i{ernalillo county draft board
this morning announced the names Of
ncn to leave Albuquerque ON Septcm-
her 3. TOT Fort McAPthur Tex. to
h.gin training to fight the armies OF
the kaiser. The names OF twenty-four
registrnnts are announced. from
which the fifteen will bc selected.
They follow Leslie Collier. Ru-
maldu Chavez. Luis chavez, Vicente
Hara. Juan J Apodaca. Frank Belas
qu"z. Nestur Turrict1, Dem"trio Me
Guinness. Sick chavez, leo Caire.
Alberto Mora. Ramon Garcia. lgnactu
Lopez, Alfred Racn. Juan A. Garcia s.
t~audolaria. Carlos Sanchez. Mel
puiades Aragon, Jose Auaya Fran
cisco GricgO. Emilio Buca. Vicente
tAtrr.rUs. Eugenio Luccro Manuel
Turrieta and Francisco Gricro.
TIL" names uf the men vs. no reg
iytcred here ON August -. were an
nouucod 10y the, Bernalillo county
TRAIT board AZ thcir meeting last
might
They are. Jack Carrlgan, lglH
Surth First tcoluredD; Thomas ..
l:omar. Albuquerque. Aboud Nassir.
lrosi NteTian sa%natorium. ROY "
Schick. as West Marquette. Jose
Felipe chavez. Alameda. y. NJ. Will.
lam Antoine. crown Point. y. M.
Frank petroni. champion grocery;
Nlad.no NiViani. az West TiJcras.
AndreS Iamora, Albuquerque Ed
ward Cuccio. ll2l North First. Louis
Trainor. $40 West H%azcidiuo Jacinto
gutierrez. 900 West Pacific Hitherto
Garcia. la Tiiora. - NJ. Karl p.
France. cas- South Aruo. Frank Haler.
Albuquerque Pedro chavez. 1921
l%iarclas road. NJ a. Kinds. 62i South
Walter. Eus.bio Estrada, Old Albu.
gu"rquc Frank ~ iIackett. 81 East
Iron Antonio Martinez. Ia Tijcra. y.
"a ~ e. Montoya. 500 South Arno.
Ralph Henry. il0g South Walter.
Hugh White, 523 West New York
Frank " Washburn. Washington. Il.
g., Leland Glen bearing sIs Nurth
Eighth, Ralph y Lane. az South
High \. v Gutierrez, 30h West Crum-
well Pedro he Luna. tlamcda. y VI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30
CHAPTER MIN.

tHNttiN MIN.
Uusinoss had called I'nClc George
ana Auu Helen, oi coura,. mack to
tho citN 10th spoke Of Blak. looking
~. Aunt Helen uotiC"d the gray
hairs and spoke Of them wondcrinkiN,
Iiut az lake insisted h, waa al
light. and refused To see a doctor, I
stepped worrNtnE.
II. had kept his word. The stair
way was closed az ana he mad taken
q studio several blocks from our
home. | was terribly lonely n used
TO walk to the studio With han every
morning Sometimes goiug In and
remaining until luncheon time, !
had been Ncrk careful not 10 say ot
10 ANYTHING 20 lose this privilege. lie
would iry 30 make me rcmain away
| know VI offended either nm ar ms
s'tiors. lie would not have Succeed
ed. but | avoided h issue. II was
rth, ss ho was again painting chil-
dr,n, Two little boys and u tiny gttl
perfect doars
had more time to ny self than I
usrd To have when the studio was
IN the same house. that is, | Was with
Blake less. although scarcely a duN'
passed that I did not 40 to MIS- soudio
Iiut often | mopcd ~ home, and as
was not az all we'll Tor a time. ]
grew morbid Aunt Helen ND all
Nltf tulilu 10 Keep UP iHN NlNllNH' "H'
Blake was with me whenever he was
not a. work But missed In" gnNeti
~ the preceding winter, aud tr''t"d
unit ! must have n'cn almost nm
hparthls.
one night Blake was compelled TO
he out tie had q picture hung AT
the academy ana was also one OF the
Judges. I Criol bitterly when ne told
me uo must go. but he insisted II was
Necessary WAS realty quite III ana
ven to bed must have slept, tor
suddenly / res izsd that some one
wua In the room with me. tried tu
scream, hut couldn't, Then I got Up.
and IN doing so zen headlonr on the
floor.
oh. madame, what have lone '
II was james voice, but In my terror
did not recognize H. Hut the
sound broke the spell. and com
m,uCcd "a scream. Jane called the
cuuk, aud they got me bach IN bed
50 thoN old me afterw0rd and tclo.
nhonrd for the doctor just ~ Blake
came ~. had not stopped scream
ing an this time. An hour aftcrward
my baby was born ~prcmatnr"lN
horn dead.
don't think I prieNcd much over
the baby. had been Obliged TO re
main away from Blake too often she.
cause OF a. But Blake gricNcd, aud
I found that ! had another whip with
which 10 scourgc him.
~ was an your fault You never
should have married me- VI you were
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30
LAW PRACTICE Of
MEN GOING TO WAR
IS TO Be SECURE
Members of Bar Association in
Session Here of Belief That Re.
turned Soldiers Will Have I'm.
measurable Prestige.

The meeting OF The Btr association
TINS morning opened with e general
discussion OF various lgiuts brought
out IN the paper given Yesterday bN
John Nenablc on the subject ct Local
bar Association The matter of the
duty of the members OF tho ssocia-
ton to look after the practice, cspc-
Cially the pending htlrutIons OF tho
LAWYERS who ~ gou' INTO the army.
taken up. Associations In various
ether sites as we'll ns the American
Bar association az" already looking
into this matter. u was suggested
that a committee h" appointed to
E'ing this matter before the utteu-
ton oi the luw."rS who would be oulN
too ready, II Was believed to to all
in their power 10 assist the men who
ere fighting Tor the country AZ to
the question OF any d%itiiCuiiN when
the lawyers rcturniul from the War
wouid have IN building up their pa, %
tice. II was the opinion OF the ma
JuritN that the prestI rc which thcsr
returned soldiers would have ~ the
community would give them an adj
vantage which they could have IN no
ether way
other points rolatlUu to the ethical
side of the profession. and the lifting
ut the ptartit" to O. higher plane
were discussed. "I.oNJItN to the ,uuu-
Try, To the Declaration of iuicpen
dcnco, to the Constitution of IA,
tinted states and 90 the laws on
which the country is founded. should
ho the motto of cv'iN LAWYER sUtd
John " Wilson.
Owing TO the fact that some OF tho
visiting laWycrs expressed a desire to
know something NOR, about the Al
luqucrquc Lawyers club, which they
believe To be ideal IN rs organization
loht Ncnablc gave q brief o of
the founding OF the orr anl2attun and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30
Nineteen Mechanics
Leave Here Tomorrow

The B~ornalillu county draft board
viii sent nineteen IN, chunics To Mo
silla Park tomorrow night. rhs me-
vhUnits were called fur q week ~
ana IA, board made mp their list tNo
days after receiving Information that
mechanics acre needed badly. The
men will be- instructed In trades nee
cssnry for the production OF war ma
t,rials.
Al men leaving for camp tOmor-
row night VIII kindly call at TIA"
headquarters of the Women OF the
american ARMY. Third and Gold. tor
sW csiers. socks and Housewives, be-
tween the hours ot g and 3 D. IA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30

lowed bS an inspiring address by pr.
Arthur l.. Wedge on THAT Some
thing" Miss Flora Ceilings gave an
interesting and instructive talk on
Primary Work" An excellent lee
turc rs Dr. j ~ ficaid. ct AlbuQuCr-
Iuc dealt with the subject OF
Morale Dr.. j. T. Estcrbrook. OF
Denver. gave n splendid addros. ou
THE christ Life
\ musicale program last evening
consisted of attractive piano. vocal.
and violin selections by Mr. and Mrs.
H. G. Hcslct. Miss Ruth MurcN and
Mrs. ~ &. bona dson. \ whistling
uuiibor ~ Miss Lynn added % move
feature 20 this exceedingly enjoyable
program.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30


It's aims W. g. Reid explained some
81 is outstanding features.
Tho two striking feature Of the
ItoEram at the meeting this morning
were tho two papers 10y Milton 4 iicl-
mick and col u B. rwitchctl Nr
helmtcks paper on Democracy end
] HW Was an exceedingly scholarly
nnd interesting discussion OF the s,i-
cncc of law as q stUhilizinE force I'm
the working out Of a true democyac,
after tho war
Colonel Twitchclrs paper on the
Pounding ct Spanish cities and Va
las was u most remRrkabl, pi.,. ui
WORK, r~eptos"nting the result of years
of study u investigation. II took
up the history OF tbs original land
grants. the rights and titles 10 the
property. and described the ordered
method of laying out th"s" Spanish
illagcs. IN interesting description
was gwen OF the various officers and
Inc administrative. executive and iu-
di",ai powers invested IN them
\ meeting OF the committee ON res.
buttons followed the adjournment of
the morning session. The committee
consists pf J. NJ HcrNcN, chairman.
" Wilson '' '''''
h afternoon the guests were
aiken ON an autO trip hV the members
OF the Chamber of Commerce This
evening th,r" viii De q reception
given go the lawyer and their wives
10y Nj and Mrs \ ~ McMillcu.
tn" program for tomorrow rs as
follows
"Th" LAWYER aad tho Community. 90
H. u NcElruv.
S"l"'tv. s"tyicc Law" O. r.
Bruce.
Aftctnoon session.
Reports of ommitt"'s InNcgtieu
ton, History at Ben Ia and tlor, spc-
GA committee on Investigation
Election of officers
Evening.
banquet al Y VI e. \, = 7O-iU.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30
Meeting of Medical
Section of State
Council of Defense

The medical section of the state
council of defense met Yesterday
afternoon at the office of the scCtc-
tary. Or. james II. Wroth. Tor the
purp0s" OF getting the doctors Of the
state INTO the medical reserve n
the new CORPS which IN hcing formed
Tor those who are physically unable
TO enter the reserve corps \ classified
lot Of doctors IN being made ny this
committo and the report N to bc
sent to Washington. Amorg those
present at the meeting Yesterday were
the secretary. Dr James H. Wroth.
IN. John ". Elder, chairman OF IA,
committee. pT I. G. CORNISH. III T."
a. Shaw Of Las Vegas and IN g. q.
Duncan Of SoCorro.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30
Carriages Take
Place of Autos,
Saving Gasoline

Chicago. Aug. 30 General faul
Nipnal. head ~ the French military
mission 10 the Uuited states. ana ms
STAFF viii arrive here SUNDAY, the DAY
the federal fuel administrnuon's gas
uline saving order goes into erect ana
~ "a result labor leaders have SUD
Atituted several old fashioned cohches
and fours To- take the French guests
Tor a short ride.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30
Strong Bros. Adds
Two Service Stars
To Its Honor Flag

Mars has created two vacancies in
brothers orEau i2ltiuu.
clark Doughty. connected with
strong Broth"-s for ten years, EN-
hstcd In the british army last night
William burlsau. VINO has been
with Strong Brothers for nearly two
years. enlisted with the American
army last night. Both leaN" fot their
respective campo tonight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30

voar Il viii draw Il large attendance
the Pacific coast states. the
middle west and the south. TO which
sections Alhuuucruuc ~ n central
point The chief drawiug card OF
his city " said to be the splendid
record OF thc Game Protective $3.50
citation here. for this association y
known all over the nited states TOT
us effective work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30

Miss Ella ~bst.rmeN"t, - years 81
age. died at her apartment IN thu
Hast night ct ~ o'clock She
had resided IN Albuquerque TWO
months. coming her" with Miss
Mayme McSherrN. from Joliet, III
Miss McSherry Will tak" the hody a.
Joliet tonight FOR burial strong
BROTHERS have charge OF the arrange
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30
Albuquerque Makes
Hit With Dakotan

" A. Alien OF the l.rst VA
ttoual bank in Arlington. : a.
whose wife and sup are here
enjoying the life giving climate
uf this couutrs ig much im.
pressed with tho %heaithful
climate here
HctorD starting back to-
South Dakota YESTERDAY. he
ordered ~ Secrotsrt John
Tombs " the Public iienlth
association. iUU copies ut the
Herald of the Well Country.
GO he sent a. his home town.
many OF them 10 go to pr0mi-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30
Man in Jail Says
Father Wilson Is
Going to Aid Him

lose BaiBat. "a native ct old
MrNiCo, arrested twelve miles
south of Albuquerque ON a
charge of drunkenness yestct
daS. told Deputy sheriff ia
mon Ortiz that 10 he was piac-
ID IN jail Father Wilson ~
Washington would order hlm
released Immediately accord
INK to the deputy sheriff. Up
until a late hour this afternoon
the shorift's officc has not re-
ceiNod Il roprimand from OFT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30
ssORTUARY.


CHA iys - Walker. - years of age,
died this morning at her residence on
h.ust Central avenue. She had lived
here for one year. coming % New
Mexico from Topeka. Kan. She ~
survived by her husband ~ 10 Walker
IN the United states army; her moth
.r. Mrs Minnie ! organ. M "a sister.
Mrs. NJ Smith. who are IN the city at
present. The body Will be- takcn 10
kansas CitN, Mo, tomorrow tor burial
e. r French has charge ut arrange.
msn's.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30
CabeH Praises
Gales Efforts
To Keep Peace

Nogalcs, Aria. Aug. 2O.-General
Cabeil. commanding the American
forces issued the following official
statement his morning
u am very much pleased with the
way IN which General GALES ia han
ding the situation in Nogalrs. sonora
Everything Is quiet and | e,pect u
60 rrmaiu so.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30
Water Company Moves
Offices to City Hall

The water company this morning
began moving To- offices from JIG
South Second street. &C. thc city hall,
and all water bills must now be paid
at the new location. The offices va
Gated by city clerk Hammond Will
bee used by the water company Mi
hammond has moved into the front
- formerly occupied 10y tn" CITY
manager.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30

when school opens your hey or girl
Will need a pair Of tennis shoes for
gymnasium. We have all sizes iu
white nr black. either low or high
,uf
g. MAY : SHOE STORE.
90 West Central Ave
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30
Lumber for Viaduct
Repairs Arrives Here

The first carload of lumber Tor tc.
Pairs on the coal avenue Niaduct WIS
received hy the vitN thin molulrE
Work OF CONSTRUCTING "a nov door fOr
the Niaduoi. as ordered hv the citN
commissioner. Will hrgiu when the
other three cars Of lumber arrive
here They viii %prubuhly be- here thu
first OF the week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY


LpSr-fcnale Angora goat return
go 2n1 South Edith and icc"iV" re-
ward
LOST \ chtld's pink hat on tho In
dian school grounds las Monda,
afternoon Finder noufv Mrs Lewis.
.lg g. Elm OF phone l32G.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30

WI oc Increasci Nv 'esS 900 on mcrcbondiso. NAH.
pc ipl7 Of f31G.05d.