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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26
HERALD CARRIERS
ENJOY BIG TREAT
ON CHRISTMAS EVE
Boys Who Deliver the Evening
Herald in City Attend Ideal
Theater in Body After Eating
Big Turkey Dinner.

ON Christmas eve II the Commcrc.
iul Inn, 2i1 South Fourth street,
twenty carriers Of The Evening Herald
were guests OF the paper at u feast
long 70 be remembered by the boys
II was The first turkey dinner in Local
newspaperdom served exclusively FOR
the carriers who deliver the paper
daily TO Herald readers.
A genuine treat was IN store toi
the boys when they finished thcii
routes Tuesday evening. Scented nj
ono long table on which stood a mum
her Of small Christmas trees. elcam-
ing with jewels. a-wink with rcflcc-
lions from the bright elective lights
q the dining room. all symbolic oi
the Christmas spirit. the boys aoon
began TO do much damage to the
turkey before them,
The occasion was made additionally
cheerful by the resonant, vibrant
voices OF distinguished aingers which
sounded from Columbia records above
the laughter and merriment OF the
feast. The firm responsible for the
music. which added so much to the
dinner, is the Baldwin Piano com.
pany. A. J. Rieding. manager OF the
piano company. furnished a Columbia
grafonoia and dozens OF his finest
records.
After d%isposing Of tho turkey.
dressing, cranbcrries. sweet potatoes.
mashed potatoes. green peas. fruit
salad. jam. ice cream cake, apples.
figH. dates and candy, the carriers
vent TO the Ideal theatct as the guests
OF n. X. Allen and VI. 4. Williamson,
proprietors OF the ~photoplay house
At the theatcr Charlie chaplin kept
the boys screaming. a vaudeville
bill entitled George Taylor. the HUI
man Bird" In a black face comedy
caused more laughter.
All In all, the banquet was n real
success. IL you happened 20 he pass
ing the Commercial Inn early Tues
day evening the shouts that could be
heard above the go'ety and Joyous
cheer would have been testimonial OF
the good time In evidence within the
building. The dinner was prepared
by Mrs. NJ. Brooks. proprietor of the
bon riding house. The "food' and
other entertainment will not be soon
forgotten
The carriers who attended the din
ner were: Lynn Hammond, Bryan
Vivian. Harry James. Walter Waston.
boy T.. Dent. Of Belen: Alfred Cue
Vara, Ralph Moery. Raymond Parker
Emory Schutt, Gail V Schutt, Ivan
Mckechnie. Harold Ely, Paul Ham.
mund. George Packert, Kelly Adams
! Cart Bass: Ernest Hammond, Of IN
mailing department. and w - M'
Court. OF the circulation department
and Edward Battles OF the editorial
staff.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26
SURVEY OF RURAL
SCHOOLS IN STATE
TO Be MADE SOON
National Educational Association
has Plan of Combining Two or
More Schools in One District In
to One Better Equipped School.

Plans are under way for e state
wide survey OF the New Mexico rural
school question 20 be made 10y repre-
s~entatiyea OF the National Educational
association. The entire United states
" 20 be surveyed in this M with
4 view OF lettering the rural schools
through tho combining of i've or more
schools In one locality into one larger
ana better schol.
Assistant State superintendent OF
schools John V Conway hRr been ap-
pointed TO have charge of the survey
In this state. A. soon ms the data h
completely gathered II will be for.
warded "a Washington where e hulle-
TIN Will be published OF cach state and
the possibilities OF combining any
schools Will he determined
school consolidation. as under
stood IN the present study. includes:
u. The union OF two or more
small schools 20 form one well organ
ized graded school IN charge OF two
or more teachers. This consolidation
may be resultant from ca The union
OF two or more schools lying In the
same district las township district Or
county district or tbb the union OF
the schools of two or more small
districts.
"2. Such other enlargement Of dis
trict boundaries and increase in school
population * makes IL possible for
the community TO establish a school of
tive or more rooms or departments
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26
LABORATORIES WORK
At MADISON TO Be
SEEN BY REDINGTON
District Forester 10 Cet Details of
the Great War Work Done IN
der Charge Of Madison Forest
Office Men.

District Forester Paul 50 Lexington
will leave tor u ten days 'ip to Mudi-
son.. Wisconsin, and tlIOHro. The
object Of MI. Reding''u's trip to
Madison Is to make an it,spection OF
the forest strvlce Laboratories there
for the purpos OF learniu- he details
Of the general busincss being done
and TO lcarn Of the Won 'hts service
has done during the woI
The forest laboraforioH 80 Madison
employed about scvcniN-f'tc persons
before the war. at the signing of the
armisticc. there were ne.f't five hun
drrd met az work thcrc
Forestry experts have plaYcc an
important part in the winning OF the
war and men from tho Madison lab
orato ries have been constantly en-
ployed In making inspections ot woods
and s.l.cting wood for as" By the mir
plane department. Aside from this II
Is known that THOUSAND of tons Of
space In transatlantic chipping have
beer saved through thc style n
storage plans OF box's which were
worked out by this department Ms.
Redington expects to earn the de
tails OF all this type OF work which
has been done under The direction OF
tho Madison office and which caused
the large increase IN The number OF
CmpiOypE there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26

Considerable interest centers on the
enming four-way basketball tournn-
men, which u e he staged this win
Ter AT the Y. NJ. c. A. floor and the
complete schedule for touble-header
games IN announced as follows;
January Stigma Chi VI. H. o. r."
ri Kappa Alpha vs.. santa Fe shops.
January ii-Sigma chi W. ~ kap-
pa Alpha, n. o. i. ". Santa Re
shops.
January Insignia Chi W. Santa
Fe shops. n. O, +. VI. III Kappa Al
phd.
January g5--Pi Kappa Alpha vs..
Santa Fe shops. Sigma Chi vs.. n
O. T..
February i-R q. H. W. Santa re
shops; sigma Chi vs.. ri Kappa Alpha.
February s--R q. l.. W. vi Kap-
pa Alpha Sigma chi W. Santa Fe
shops.
February i5-Open for postponed
game or tie for championship.
Season tickets which Will cnttle
buyers To all games-eyon an extra
game should one be needed 30 decide
the ehampionship-will he placed on
sale M the y. N G. a Monday morn
Ing Tickets may also he bought
from any OF the tenn members. They
viii sell for 80 cents. Single tickets
will sell for 10 cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26
Important Labor Meet
Will Be Held Tonight

\ particularly impo rtant meeting o.
the Albuquerque Central Labor union
liz scheduled for tonight at the Labor
Hall on South Second strict Ther"
VIII DO several muttera Of coumdcf
able Impotence introduced tonight
for the FIRST time, and all unions are
urged 10 have thor delegates there IN
order 90 bc represented IN decisions
made.
Tho hall committee VIII make a
detailed report ON the lcasinE Of ~"
Gables hall, and tho plans adopted 40
hring about "a closer aftiliation among
mtmbpfs. The committee appointed
90 attend the meeting RECENTLY hold
10 establish a bureau for returning
soldiers and snilorE "a meant Of meet
ing the employment sitaa'ion, VIII al
so report.
cts manager Hehcnstrctt will ap-
pear before tho meeting and present
statistics on the local and county tnN
situation which IRE worthy o. the
time and careful study OF all tax
payers. His talk is 90 the point and
il%lUHtrated with wall charts which
make clear the relation OF the vnrions
asscssm, nts TO each other and tic
whole.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26
1t. Cleo Pineau IS
Back From the Front

Lieut.. Cleo rinsau. son of Mrs.
Adele Pineau. OF sos North Fourth
street. In expected to arrive In Albu-
querque early mex week on a visit TO
his mother, his sisters, Miss Camille
Pineau. and Miss Doris, ana his
brother Edward.
Lieut.. Pineau arrived in New
Brunswlcl, IN December "a from
France. where he has had a brilliant
career as flight commander of the
2i0th squadron Of the Royal Air force.
This squadron was considered by MILL
tary authorities ns the best n AZ the
ftunt. The remarkable achievements
Of Lieut.. Ptneau In bringing down
Hun planes, wnn for him the a.stin-
EuisLcd flying cross awarded by the
british government. The brilliant ca
reer Of this young aviator has been
followed with much interest By the
people of this city, and his arrival
here Will be heraldcd with much Joy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26
"A SPLENDID TONIC {"


Hirson. Tenn.-"About 10 years ags
I was. ." says Mrs. J. b. 0sdd. Of
this place. Il suffered with . pain 10
my left side. could not sleep at night
with this pain. always In the lsn
side.
Ny doctor told me to use czrduL !
took one bottle. which helped me and
after my baby came, ! was stronger
aud better. but the pain vas stil.
there.
at first let Il 60. but began TO get
weak and In q rundown condition,
70 ! decided to try some more Cardui.
which I did.
This last Cardul which I took made
1s much better. IN fact. cured me. n
has been q number of years. stiil !
nave no return OF this trouble.
feel II was cardui that cured me
md I recommend It as a splendid 70
male tonic"
Don't allow yourself 10 beeoms
weak and rundown from womanly
,rouhies. Take cnrduL II should surc
y help you. rs Il has so many thou
sands OF other women In the past a.
years. Headache. backache. sideache
nervousness. sleepiessneas. tlredoui
ceiling. are all signs Of womaply trou
Die. Other women get relief BY takius
rsrduL Why not you7 AL drugxisv
Ncia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26
Sheet Metal Workers
To Use Labor Temple

At the regular meeting OF the Anal.
eamated Sheet Metal Workers Inter
national Alliance held Tuesday eve
nins at W. q. W hall IL was unanim-
ously decided TO accept the invitation
OF the Central Labor union In occupy
quarters In what viii hereafter be
known as the Labor Tempe. formerly
Gables hall. on South Second street
The second ami fourth Wednesdays OF
the month were decided upon as meet
ing nights. and the text meeting. De-
cember \. will be held In the new To-
cation.
The sentiment OF the meeting was
that all labor unions should get back
OF the labor temple and make II a
paying proposition. Many compli.
nj were paid TO the Central Labor
union for its untiring and successful
efforts TO obtain a central home for
the locals. ~ n hoped by labor men
that all other locals which have not
as yet decided upon moving into the
Labor Temple will do 80 at their ear
Hest meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26
Trainmen to Be Tried
In Federal Court Here

Tomorrow In federal court tho case
Of five r~ailroadmon Of the southern
Pacific system. charged with tho
larceny OF 80 TASKS u quicksilver.
which were being shipped by freight
from Mendoza. Calif., to New York
The men who will be placed on
trial tomorrow are N. O. Peacock. j.
G. Allen. J. T.. Harper and Charlie
NJ. Gibson. IL Is claimed by govern
ment authorities that the trainmen
took the TASKS oi quicksilver, which
are OF considerable value. from I.
freight car some place between Tue
son Ariz. and L~ordshurs. n. NJ, and
nre alleged 10 have buried tho quick
silver. On their return trip, federal
autho rites claim. the men unearthcd
the quicksilver. Charles NJ. Gibson
is charged with attempting 10 sell the
quicksilver in California when appre-
hended.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26
Eating House Food
Cards Are Received
By Food Department

New cards. showing membership IN
,be food administration. for use by all
public eating places were received by
Inc N,w Mexico administration this
morning. The cards VIII replace tho
ones now on display and which are
obsolete beginning January |.
The allotment of cards received
here n slightly larger than the num-
her Of eating house IN the state In or
der that those having large rooms may
have two or more cards 90 display. "
is Manned by the food administration
10 have the cards IN the hands OF eat.
ing house proprictors by the FIRST OF
n year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26
NEWS ITEMS

OF h Santa Fc. who has just rccoV.
cred from "A severe attack OF the in
fluenza, viii leave for Omaha this
evening for several weeks \ SIT with
relatives there.
Mrs. Z. la Rose. OF B~ernaiillo. If
visiting In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. ID. Tucker, OF
Haynes, are In the city.
0l.as Vegas reports the coldes.
weather IN years for that city. The
mercury reached sixteen below zero
last night and there Ia fifteen inches
OF snow on the streets
William Rogers returned TO his
desk at h Santa Fc offices this
morning after being confined at home
for three weeks with the influenza.
First Lieutenant Roman. q. Hub
bell. son OF Frank a. Hubbell, return
cd 90 Albuquerque today from camp
Dixon. New Jersey.
&. a Wright has returned from
Dciuine. n VI.
lilo Grande chapter will hold y
ioint installation of its officers with
Temple Lodge No. o. at the Masonic
temple tomorrow evening al 80
O'Clock, All visiting companions are
welcome.
Tho War Mothers Of America via
hold AN important meeting tomorrow
afternoon at 2t2O o'ciock OF the ODD
Fcllows hnli All members are urged
70 attend,
Nm fcdcrpI court this IuorninF Judge
Colin Neblett sentenced Roinaldo Pa
hilla 90 one year in the Jail AT Santa
fe. after he entered n plea OF quilts
20 a charge in connection with an a.
legged cattle stealing deal scvcrtl
months ago
Justice W. W. Mcclellan YESTERDAY
; ~ his residence. married Herbert -
aAa.-nH 90 Nlaa 10 Ana H. 49, -
AnrvR Of Santa Fe. The couplc viii
make their home in Santa cruz y NJ
s. - CLARK. Of the local office Of
the bureau of markets of the depart
r,eni Of agriculture. left last nieht
for Srrsp~field. Mass. heinP called
by the sudden Illness Of his 'nther.
Henry J. Sandovnl IN miii'nrv soy
vice STATIONED At jefferson Barracks.
hrs returned home after being DIS.
charged. IIs had received
orders 10 crtrGin for foreign service
ard were at the denot ready Ia bon ri
q train for the Atlrntic ccnsi whrN
tho war depsrtment Cancelled the
order. Sgndovni WIS formerly en-
plored by the L s, indian irrisaton
uervice here.
Ralnh Larc. nephew of Mr. md
Mrs. u. W. RhCa. Of l4ih Yves, Cen
trail avenue. snert Chris'mgs N ~
bnnucrdne IIc ~ or hig way - his
home IN california from a military
emp N the east.
II. y. Parnes retur"cl Chr's'"'fi
evo from a business trip to Ash FORK
trfZ.
According "a Y u. S"well all roads
south from San Mnrcial a"c not opnn
tn automobile travel. lie started
from Las Cruces on his vnv I" Al
huauetouc SUNDAY. ON the road no
drove through from forr 10 ''fhieer
inches Of SNOW Sevc~ miles souih ~
! Gutter no was compelled ~ leave b :
automobile and come ~ the city on
u train.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26

Food Book Will Soon
Be Placed in Schools

Food Saving and SharinE, the new
text book put out by the foot admin
istration for distribution throughout
the public schools. will soon be COM
plcted. state foo officials announced
this morning
The purpose Of the publication h 20
stimulate teaching in the schools OF
the important phases OF the subject Of
food which has been Of vital interest
% the world since the start Of the war
and promises "a continue Of equal Inn
portance for several years 10 come.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26
Bar L. Down on
Ice Manufacture

with the closing of h war ana
the resultant opening up o. y tueii
and the ~i.ssening of the need
of ammonia for munitions manutac-
ture. the federal food administration
has announced hat a viii no longer
exercise control over the manufacture
OF artificial ice,
4 motto. TO this effect was received
at the state offices of the fed admln
lstration this morning. together wan q
letter OF cougrHtulation for the care
ul handling of the detnlls OF this most
delicate situation ia cona.rNttl"h
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26
Pay your dues to the "2-bit" club
f'oIr-o Taxi Service. Phone 20.
Auto Springs. all makes. Korber Co

Auto Springs. all makea. krrber co
Taxi Phone i7s. Nicholson Taxi
Lieutenant James s. Wroth arrived
IN Albuquerque this morning from
camp Humphrics for @ visit of about
q month In the city.
Candelgrio Urioate arrived here
saturday night from Camp Pike.
Ark. being discharged from military
service.
There will be the regular annual
communication OF Temple Lodge No.
q. 4. =. a A. NJ FRIDAY evening. Dec.
2Tth. at 7;30. for the installation of
officers.
Juan u Garcia arrived here. Mon
day from Camp Mills. Long Island.
New York. where he WIS honora,lS
discharsed lie was stationed with
the American f.~Npediuonary forces.
having voluntcCrcd as a m%achinist.
and was lutcr transferred - operate
q machine Eun. lie was about Ia 10
overseas when the M nis,icc was
signed.
: recent issue of a canton Ran.
paper notes the death of IN CharleH
llodiuger nj the age of ~ Scars lie
was said TO have been The oldest
physician In the Tinted states ana hiH
passing Is OF interest 80 New Mexican =
because he lived i" Font Sumo IN
Civil War. 5ays
NTH ~ - ltpithns W AfRiNaANNNt 40
IN the city Tuesday visiting friends.
Miss Elon Dalton was here over
Chrisimas from reren
Miss Anna =. thacion, OF Hclen. ~
visiting friends ~ the CITY
Dr. Ferry NJ Boxer. OF ''atrizozo' u
In the city on professional business
g. McKetf OF Alma. was ~ the citN
Tu';dqN.
g. s. stewart arrived here irom Snt
Narcial yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. u, " Edwards 81
Dclen, are visiting friends IN toe cry
George Fuguic arrived mere ROW
ADto ranch Yesterday
v. q. Mckee. OF III pnso, " IN th'
CITY on husinefs.
II. ~. Davis IL a visitor In the ciiN
from Los Luna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pit Ross uturr"u
a few DAYS since from an eN'cnh''
Visa, ~ various points ~ I~aNtornia
Miss Edna Clymcr. OF NinSlo" "
mere for n few days vsitirg iricnns
Elias spea re. 81 Estancia, ~ IN TN
citN on nrslncHs.
y. jackson arrived hero rom '"'
Luras TUESDAY.
Dan \. chavez. OF a Rniaol. :" q
business visitor In Al~hupucrdue
Atantsio MoninsH, suporirtel Yeti @,
county schools. IN a statement lSHue'
,wo DAYS ago that he ha'
apporiioned tho sum OF W. '"-n,
among the schools of the county ~
the total number 81 cur
dren of school axe is 1888 Ihe r"''
per child ~ &2.en. he announces
Madison T.. Gray. shop time kecpe'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26
Tijeras Canyon Road
Contract May Be Let
Within Short Time

Work on the prcparat.on Tor the
TiJoias Canyon road has reached the
point. according - federal public
roads bureau officials. where II is
only a question OF a few weeks be-
fore construction work win begin or
the road.
Az soon as the plans ere approyf
hy the district forester. the cohtrnr
tors notice OF the plnnr and spectft-
cations of the road win Doe Published
and It is expected thar the Hucco' aful
bidder on the cnntrari VIII start work
within a Veiy short time
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26
HARTSHORNE
WOUNDED SEVERELY,
SAYS T0OAY'S LIST

Following are the New Mexico
James in today's list OF casualties:
Lieut.. Obart Vincent Hartshorne.
Carlsbad, wounded severely.
Haiario Abeyta. Ferndale. wounded
degree undetermined.
Antonio J. Abeyta, Ferndale,
wounded. degree undetermined.
Saferino Abcyta. Bernardino.
wo unded. degree undetermined
Charlie r. Holland. ochoa, died OF
disease.
conrado Lucero. las Vegas. wound
cd severely.
Luis Padilla. Los candelarias,
wounded severely.
Manuel Sanchez. Sanjelan. wounded
degree undetermined
Following are the summaries OF to-
DAYS lists
Morning Wounded severely, 2bS;
wounded. degree undetermined. 1895.
wounded slightly, $40. Total. 2l5s.
Afternoon: Killed in action. So:
died OF wounds. 1870; died OF accident
and other causes. II: died IN airplanr
accident. 3. died OF disease. 2oe.
wounded severely. 6b3; wounded. de-
gree Undetermined. $50; wounded
slightly. ass: missing IN acton. III.
Total. 2ttA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26
Swimming Contest at
The ~ This Evening

The contest for the swimming
championship among ~ intermediate
hoys OF the Y. NJ. c. \ gymnasium
class will be held at the Y" this eve
ming. The events will be a one length
swim. stone gathering, diving. "a hun
dred yard swim, and a long plunge.
The majority OF the entries Tor tne
confess have not yet been made. Those
who have signed up thus far are Har.
old Loyett. Edmund Clayton. Irving
stafford. Lawrence Loyett and Harold
Eobson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26
William "a. RCc,cs.

William u. Reeves, aged so. died
AT ms home AT 800 North Edith street
Tuesday night The deceased came
hero from i~oneshoro, Ark. about Two
years aso and has resided here since
that umn, lie is survived by his
rather. The body will be shipped %
jonesboro this evening by the French
undertaking establishments for burial
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26

Mrs. Ada NJ. Taylor, co years Of age,
of Philadelphia. IA, died AT a local
hospital yesterday after a short illress,
She Is survived by her husband, vii
liam Taylor. Mr.. Ind Mrs. Taylor
were on their way from the east TO
spend Christmas with their daughter
In Los Angeles. She tool sick on the
train and stopped here for treatment
The body will be shipped 20 Philadel-
phia for burial by Strong brothers
on train No . today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26
Oscar ~. naw kinson.

The funeral Of oscar II. Hawkir-
son. aged 20. who died a., HIS home
ON Yale avenue MONDAY. occurred at
10 o'clock this morning. tntermcnt
taking pace a. tNirVic' cemetery
Tho ceremony was performed at 81.
puurs Lutheran church.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26

Constipation causes headache, ndi
esstlon. dizziness, drswslness. For a
mild. opening medicine, use poon's
Reguiets. aOc a box Mt ali stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26

Funeral services for the late James
r. Chapman were held nj . o'clock
this afternoon ~ strong Rruthorg
chapel. The burial was at Fuirview
cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26
Mortuary


David g.. Jones.
David C. Jones. IS wears of age, died
yesterday at hts apartments. His
mother was with him when he died.
The body viii he shipped 20 his former
home al Pittsbufg. Pa. by Strong
Brothers for burial today on train
No. ..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26

Heavy. Impure blood makes ,
muddy. plmply se~mpiexion, mead
aches. nausea. lndigestion. Thu
blood makes you weak, pate and
sickly. For pure blood. sound lndi'
re<iion. use nutdock's Blood u.tters
ti.25 az all stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26
EXTRA, EXTRA,

} work rooms.
Since peace II declared work
} has been stopped On surgical
dressings, but there IL an emer-
gency demand for hospital gar
} ments and refugee garments one
garment now will be % Infinitely
} greater service IN saving life than
} many garments three months
\ from now. Tuesday night classes
J viii continue hut Thursday night
} classes are abandoned. The flu
J will not get you while you are
} working for the boys over there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26

Health is better than wealth. hut
the latter IL always an interesting In
valid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26

For a mid easy action OF the how
els. try Doan's Regulets. a modern
laxative. 30c at all stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26

Cosi will nos g,t cheaper. Or
der Cerrillos now. Hahn coal ca.
I'hone u.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26

C-rr,,lsa c,aI the hest. '-h""" W
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-26

weather bureau pre'ii'fs cole
weather. nritcr or'irr coal n'ns md
avoid tho rash. Ccfr'tI"s t"n' th'
hest. Hahn Coal co fT'"'r W,