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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-18

Dr. Hes.
Poultry p~una,cu.
Tor leg NCnkuC--.
DiarrhCH.
t,Apr~,
Md Dthrr
Ailments.
Ia package rWrnt, fac cents, ff-
~ cent or one dollar.
4. ". Tee
choice Did Nlfnlfa. bright green.
.. ". III.
.~t2-2Ii.siG West lrad ave. Phone a.
one Wnv 90 relieve hahitual CON
..ptf.uu |e fa take regularly a. mild
laxative D.tuH EoEuIuts are re-
commended for This purpose. soc "a
1uN 40 JI. drug stores.
TI.n ',II. uu mtu huf he dDesr
.fr. l|.f|uul IN doesn't trII Dots WIZ.
Put 900 q HELP WASTED nd, then
read the SITUATIONS wanted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-18

HI. n..I ,.r, IID. post haste. mot
Nm a.H Ind. ...uu,l INTO I.uEys nnI
u...u' u. t.,sD ! guess MS p r"
between N.m UnH Regina Wis. vIH'
0fr tuu ,U.Irs HNuut''
pH. |u,,Hu.ri said Lucy. az tIuHf
Ifs .nuuId,r Brcluso I'm 10 iuuN
Hush. tng and fools always UrE WHOM
iN.t.Tt Naup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-18
Yarn Yarn Yarn

Yes, and even more Yam DIAN Vou can imagine
is here for your choice. This shipment arrived
a few days ago, being our largest FOR years. OF
course we knew you wanted il and We knew it was getting more
scarce every day. But now you can have the time Of your life
choosing from shades you never dreamed Of aao those high color
ings are hcrc-so idea for o. stunning lt', sipoyer or coaee.
On display, Main Aisle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-18

Put 300 a HELP WASTED ad, then
read the SITUATIONS wanted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
SOCIETY NIGHT AT
THE AUTOMOBILE SHOW
ncniNrs nrc Much Pleased With Attend
ancc Of Public. md Report
Many Cars Sold.

Society night at tho Automobile
show came off with n rush" As Man
a"c- Marks said The city's s'nar; folk
turned out together. and the GrayS'
Armory was the scene OF full-dress
reception Oh the part Of the dealers
\ icw women were to be seen in even
ing wear. and tho gathering OF trinity
clad people, on their inspection tour
gave 10 the show :: resemblance to
the exhibitions held in tho larger
Northern cities
The dancing accommodations. al
though not commod Gus. were taken
rhvantaCc Of. and Kessnich's orches-
ira outdih itself in honor OF tho oc-
"asion. In the Intcrmission W. r
Flynn. Wholesale director for the Kline
Sales Company. played an accompani-
mcnt OF tho orchcstra's rendition OF
~ Perfect Day" and was mach an
rlaudcd. Everywhere tho dealers. with
their sta-chcd -bosomcd shirts bcamcd
upon tho passcrsby. 1t was a gay as
scmbly.
Financially, tho show OF last night
was noted success. The only racer
al the exhibition was sold, and a great
many other orders were taken The
only fact that Kept tho show of last
night from being more largely at
tended was the conflict caused by Food
Commissioner iIoovcr's address Never
ihclcss. tho directors were very well
pleased with the outcome
Tonight Will he Richmond hutomo-
bile Club night, and n large attendance
OF local motorists is anticipated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25

No. ocing allowed neat. have adopted
me plan OF working their employees
overtime to make up for the loses Sus-
tanned during lhe idle period Che iuc!
acministratton pronOunccS this 10 b."
io'hinG short of clear evasion OK :ne
law and that such course IS 'rh,r-
morious with the plln 80 DT. Garfield
Expressions of the deepest gratitude
come from nearly 200 employees OF The
Eagle Paper Company tor tho patriotic
stand taken by NJ. Frank. president OF
the company. Mr.. Flank paid his en-
ploTees for the entire period OF idle
ness from January is 10 January %.
The situation III regard TO anthra
cite improves but slowly. y few or
ders mado weeks and months ago by
local dealers are being expected, but
for any shipments upon immediate or
der to be obtained is an impossibility.
The reason for this is because there is
no place to draw from. Tho fields have
for several weeks been divertinE all
that can be mined to tho scaports. to
be transported across the waters and
TO the suffering New Englandcrs The
mines OF Pennsylvania. although not
completely closed to Virginia. are ship
ping their coal TO New England.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
MINERS DISCUSS CHANGES
IN CONSTITUTION OF UNION
VIII Probably Drop From, Membership
All i. w. WIS and Working
CtnsN CuionlgtN,

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, January a.
The Mine Workers convention spent
the entire day considering proposed
changes TO the constitution Of tho
union. and when adjournment was
taken until tomorrow the indications
were that 1t would drop from it's rolls
all members. IL there arc any. who in
Sist upon holding membership in the
Industrial Workers Of the World. the
Working Glass Union. recently created
in Oklahoma. or any dual organization
not affiliated with the American Fed
Grafton of Labor.
by vote OF SS2 10 263, the convcn-
ton ratified the action of the interna-
.t;onal board in increasing the salaries
Of the international officers % PEI cent.
me miners recently received a similar
advance.
\ resolution TO make the appoint
mcnt OF organizers by the president
ubject to the approval OF the districts
which the organizers 1.-Two was voted
down.
Hereafter national conventions will
pc held in September instead of jan
uary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
UtN OF MINI: Can m: Used
IN HOT BLAST STOVES

General impression prevails that hot
mast stoves cannot use. any Kind of
lHel satisfactorily EXCEPT anthracitc
j nat t"is is erroneous and that these.
stoves can be adjusted 10y any one to
use soft coal ana even run of the
rnlnc mas been called to the attention
or the Richmond public by a veteran
stove maker who knows stoves through
ana through f. T. Harrison s.crr
'sry and treasurer az tho Southern
stove Works, announced las; uirb,
mat The hot blast stove can use any
hlnH 81 coal with pleasing results I'M
der proper adjustment. Mr.. Harrison
Nhlo. want 10 correct the inproe-
SION mat has been made on the Iich-
m"ud household"rs w tho fuel com
mission that hot bias: stoves require
only anthracite. These stoves in qucs-
non can b" 50 adjusted as to use any
Eud OF coal on the market and can
even use run Of the mine. Unncccs-
sar% expenditure viii surely be the
r"~ul, OF the abandonment Of the no,
nlas' stove when other than the an
ihracite can he used with satisfaction
and pleasure"
Reports from authentic sources are
70 Tho eject that certain industries
and businesses. compelled 10 close by
'1" iN"l aNrIiU sfratiOn on accom-, of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
DAMAGES AWARDED
Jury Finds for Mrs. Puckct in Suit
AEninNt street Chr Com
pnny.

Damages to the amount OF $4,000
were awarded Mrs. Bucna G. Pickett
by the Hastings Court, Part H.. in
the suit against the Virginia Railway
and Power Company for injuries that
tho plaintiff sustained while alight-
ing from a street car Of tho company
OH November 5. 1916.
On the date OF the accident Mrs.
Puckctt boarded the car at A point
on Twenty -third Street. in South Rich.
tnond. and while getting off at Burton
Street with child in her arms. her
foot was caught in the door as il
was suddenly shut by the motorman.
She WIS thrown forward on tho cobblc
stones with such violence as 10 cause
bruises about the head and a shakc-up.
the effects of which lasted for several
weeks. She also sustained PAINFUL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
ADJUSTMENTS
At the Lyric.

At the Lyric.
The Lyric presents an unusually en-
tcrtaining bill for the latter half Of
the week. Only one act is below par
and that. fortunately, is short one.
Bert Leslic's misuse of tho Kings Eng
lish in his role OF Hogan in Hogan
in Mexico" is object lesson in
American slang which. aside from its
picturcsqueness, is so unexpected that
the humor of il appeals strongly to an
American audience. which always rises
to the bait of genuine humor in any
form. Arthur Stone in Green Goods"
is so funny that he would make tho
biggest crouch in town laugh. Not
only is what he says funny, but every
move and gesture he makes is funny.
Elsie Ia BcrScre's poses in her tabieauy,
as we'll rs the posing OF her dogs, is
artistic to n degree.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
BAN JOHNSON'S ILLNESS
HhLTS SCHEDULE MAKERS
re- Associated Pr-ss.l

TSBCRGII. January 2i-Thc work
or the schedule drafting commit.
tee OF the National and American
leagues. in session here, was suspend
ca late to-day by tho sudden illness
OF Is. Is. Johnson. president OF the
American League.
Suddenly seized with illness, Nj.
Johnson was forced TO go to his room
and physician was called. II, was
stated that his illness could not in any
way he considered serious and it ia
expected that he will be able TO Join
the other members OF the committee
tomorrow. II is understood that the
schedules have been virtually COM
plctcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
HiRSCHBERG is MONARCH

At the annual meeting of SAINTS
Grotto. No. &c. Mystic Order OF Yelled
Prophets. held last night at Murphy's
Hotel. tho following officers were elect
cd: John 1lirschbcrE monarch; G.. Il.
Valentine. chief Justice: Joseph Kass.
master OF ceremonies: Jesse &. Duke,
secretary; G. A. Davis. treasurer; Logan
ID. Walford. venerable prophet
Announcement was made that the
Grays Armory has been secured for
Ladies Night" on February z. When
tho Grotto will give n dance to it's
members. thcr wives and friends.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

Fir, r"c"-,,nilc an! q sixteenth -raw, i"7
Waiter II. Pcarcc. i09 'Carroln. . to |. 10
~ and Ito 4. second: Loan SHARK. los
third Tims.' U.s. cor. McHab h.'' An 20 :.
Wcyanohe. Geraldine and Tantiyi;y also ran.
second racr-milc ana sixteenth Is! ing
ling, lee Lyks). = to /. to and even.
TO and to II" second: TIC Isl. JOS
LTroisol. 10 =. even and = to = third
Timc. .!:i? %, Double Bass EIkton Trans.
port Lady Wor'hinrtou Lady Little. Mi>s
Gentleman. lI3 IObcr,p . 20 : : 10 : and
! I" = ~9n; kiImer, leS 'kowau, to .
=" and , 1" >. second: rsrlc;on r. III
Time. SO, MaXims Choic" chiffon king.
1.ouEfollow. III Patio. Nlfadir. kfamaI;,
Ga!cswiin,hc and Miss Folly also ran
Fourth rac"-one mile bondage, lbs (Rod-
Marasinus los tGarncrl. to |. " tn and
TO >. second: Tillotson. lo7 Uirayb. ~ to /.
~ l" J and :" J. third, Time, iHt 81.
Boy and Royal also ran.
Fifth raoc-ono miic--hze;cr. lci tTrois.)
!, I" :? TO . and | TO ,, won; Green Grass.
second: W. H.. Euctncr, % CRare.sl. - to
!; to and I 10 l.. third. Time. l:tJ rs.
u, 9. Ba"ch. Dalwood. All BRIGHT, Dairosc
fHimE"r and i.indscy also ran
Jaes III TI' tMmK ana nd an tor
Won ROYAL ontcrcst los uiobinsoni To .
y" . and ! to s. second: Irregular. 10
Mooney. 1 to J. 10 = and ! IN :. third
ilil2' iH% -" Lucille r.. Little Bigger aud
seventh rarc--iui!c and SiItccnth-Dund-
!earN. NI tSamdi. . to :: to and , To
>. won; Thcrnhiil IL Gooicp. to :. : to ;
!; I" = 10 and To =. third Tlmr ia
'"-HtN "h"N Reno and Tnuuic,a also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
"Clcopntrn.t

In CLEOPATRA" the magnificent VIII
liar, Fox film version of the passions
OF Egypt'S vampire queen. Thcdl Sara.
who plays the siren OF the Nile, years
hfty IiStinctively different costumes.
Bcfor" and during the production. ton
S"0mstress.s werc constantly working
on Misc Bara's garments. Some Of these
dresses are very filUny, others are less
so. and again there arc more than
arc regal in their spicrdor. Cleo
patra" viii be presented at thc Arad-
envy for the last times to-day ana Sat
urday, with n matinee each day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
Byrd Makes Ruling
on Heatless Mondays

BARRIERS nrc exempt.
Newspapers can issue only one
edition on the next nine Mondays.
Clubs ns places OF recreation can
obtain no heat On Tuesday, but
clubs operating restaurants nre eX-
empt.
Food stores limited to sale of es-
sentinI foods.
Drug stores can sell only drugs
and medical supplies.
Blacksmith shops doing public
businesS arc exempt.
Hotels nre requested not TO sell
cigar. and soft drinks.
Nine Industries in Virginia are
exempt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
ALEXANDER CALLS FOR COIN
Former Philly Hurlcr Told by WecEh-
man, Of Cubs. to Look to Raker for
Fart OF Purchase Money.
IBy Associntcd rrcss !

OMAHA. January -. - Charles
Nccrhman. president Of tho chicago
Nationals, conferred with Grover Alex
aIIdcr hcrc yesterday concerning ;hr
recent purchase Of tho pitcher from the
Philadelphia Nationals and had left
before his presence bccamc known.
Alexander said he assured WcrGh-
man that he had filed a claim for IN iii =
tarN exemption on account OF having a
dependent mother. but had been put in
Glass y.
Il told him I couldn't think of work
ing Tor him. unless got u part of the
purchase price. and he said Iii have to
tax" that up with President Baker, of
Philadelphia" said Alexander.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
DEREIJ. rIttTT MISSED
D\t. GAM IN FIVE, 1I,SIt -

NEW YORK. January o4-Dercll
Trait. purchased from tho St Louis
browns "a hc tho back hono OF the Yam
zee innc!d. has a record Of miSsin.
only ono ganc in the last five wears
which his team took part in. from
July -, 1912. to April 80. 1917, he play
double header at Boston in 1914 he was
pu' off the field by Umpire Dinccn. and
under tho rule. was kcpr out Of the
second game. This Was the only Inc
thai the browns went into battle viii
out the second baEG"r during his stay
with the 81. Louis club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
TECHS PLAY LYNCHBURG
Athletic Club Five 60 Meet school Quint
nj Cit! Auditorium saturday
Might.
I Special 10 Tho Tirncs- Disp,ich

Especial to The Times Dispatch
bfNCiiBtRG. VA. January "A.--'rhc
has kcthall team representing Virginia
polytechnic Institute will play tho
i.ynchhurg Athletic club at the city
auditorium here Saturday night. The
entire personnel of tho local team is
expected Ia I've on hand and will make
- strong effort Ia wipe out the defeat
at the hands of the Techs here last sea-
son.
The quint will put in some hard nrac-
tic" during the remainder Of tho week
and tho Indications are that the gam"
ought |" he on" of more than passing
interest for local fandom.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
Monument to I|itZ.immOn,.

NEW IpIik, .IanuarN 2i.-Australian
h"AinG fans are planning To cree, a
monument IN honor of Fob Fi,zai,n-
mons. former heavyweight champinn
who began his boxing career in tho
island continent. il was learned here
To-Day. y popular subscription IS being
taken aud Il commission appointed to
select site aud supcrintcnd the work
OF the memorial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
SHOOTING FINALS TO-DAY
QundrupIe Tic Features Event at Pine
hurst Tournnment-New
Lend Greatly Reduced.

PINEHCRST. y. -, January PA
duadruplc tic to-day featured the
shooting events. In the nth hundred
OF the 600 six day tournament George
y. Fish of Lndcrvillc, y. Y: w H.
Patterson, OF Buffalo; /. {. Richardson,
OF Livingston. Wis. and r. +. Morgan.
Of Washington, drew the tic. Each
man KILLED ninety-cight out Of the 100.
Charles II. Newcomh. OF Philadelphia
who has been in the lead since the
start. now has only "A two bird mar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
WeiImnn VIII Rc ont.

ST. LOUIS. January 24.-Carl Well
man pitcher for the Browns. ma: be
out ~ tn" game next season The
S"uihpaw was operated upon for H:Nl,y
trouble last summer, and the uo,,oi
mas not Yet healed. He Expresses IA.
h'li"f that he would rot he Of rluch
announced that he Will he welcomed
back
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
Bout Date. Cb,,p.o All,

tho Mike oDow,. 'l..rry ,.rrb, middle
weight contest haas bc,H changed again.
u was announced to-day. The bout
VIII be staged February -, the oriri-
nal date set. instead OF February s as
u was recently announced Both FIGHT
cTS wanted more time to train, accord
lnS to the promoters here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
Automobile stolen.

While at drill in the Rlucs' Armory
last night Robert NJ. Jcffrcss. general
manager Of the King Cotton Mill Cor
poration. had his Buick coupe stolen.
The machine was left standing in front
of the armory. 1t is believed to have
been taken near 10 O'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25

thirds vote. were before the Board for
consideration. These appropriations
arc neccssa.: for the operation OF the
several departments during the re-
maindcr ot the present year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25

gin. The highest scores: Ncwcomb.
4S1; Fish. 479: c. M. Powers, Decatur.
Ill. 47S; Morgan, AIS: Richards. d75.
The fnal contest will be held to-mor-
row,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25

railing n quorum, the Board Of Al
derm"n last night adjourned to meet
tonight at o'clock. Several important
appropriations. which required a ,ro-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
,IST OF INDV STWIES
EXEMPTED FROM ORDER

m.
nc 49,. rs, az
r. ~, D., pa,s r.I., 1I
uo,i ~ 49,, a,f',
is nr-o,od :, 49, ,n,,r,,,,,ro re-
n,os;,sn, Tnr ,, 80 49,,
Tno Ecxnort Ncwe Shinhuilainr Com
many Eeunort News "a ,bo cxtc,,
that said concern is building destroy
ers for the navy
Virginia Bridge and Iron Works.
Do,nol.o >, 10 cxto,t Of yo-l.i,- an
contracts with the submarine Eo,t
T,,a,;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
PROVISIONS AS TO
PCRLIC GARAGES

Public Ea-aSes.--F Public garages are
not permitted TO burn fuel for either
power or heat excepting for the pur-
pose OF preventing damage to build
ing or contents by freezing or to per-
NIT the keeping in order of firc-protcc-
ton apparatus. Garages can operate
as above provided.
Blacksmith shops.-Bla smith shops
doing public business are exempt
Plumbing shops.--FiuInbing shops
shall not he heated for the nine sue
CccdinE Mondays. excepting to prevent
damage To property. Plumbing shops
can operate providing no more heat
than above provided is used.
Country stores having post Offices
Country stores having post-oniCcs are
permitted sufficient heat 10 keep open
that par, of tho room occupied by tho
post Office, excepting for the saie of
food as heretofore provided. Nothing
else be sold by such stores
Hotels selling cigars. soft drinks.
etc.--tn hotels are requested not to
sell cigars and soft drinks, SO that
unfair advantage will not he taken
of competitors not located in hotels
and who cannot obtain heat for the
nine Mondays.
Rural districts.--.All fuel regulations
apply 10 rural as we'll as city districts
! AS explained in the section dealing with
! tho definition of fuel, wood is cons id =
cred as fuel; therefore. all regulations
apply 10 the heating OF country stores
or offices with wood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25

in no case can issue more than ono
days.
Printing estab MISUNDERSTANDING
establishments shall not burn fuel or
use power on the succeeding nine Mon
days excepting such as is necessary TO
issue current numbers OF magazines and
other publications periodically issued.
Printing Offices thus operating cannot
operate for general commercial work.
Social clubs and fraternal orders
Social CLUBS which arc used as places
OF recreation can obtain heat on Tues
days "a covered by section T. paragraph
&. excepting that any clubs used for
domicilc or resident purposes can oh
tain heat Clubs operating restaurants
are EXEMPT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
10 AMrsEME>r>

i rheaters. moving pictures, bowling
alleys, f'iiliard rooms private or public
dance shalis or any other place Of
lamuscH, ent.-Amusemer,s as noted
above icanuot obtain ;gcl for either
lights or heat for the next uiuc Tues
days. Hov!d.nc tina. fIel can he burned
Unnecessary to the cAten. to prevent iu-
fury = property from ireea!ng or
DANGER from gre
The fale OF soda water, cigars. etc
|sFood stores which are permitted 70 OBJ
tain hkat until noon on Mondays. or
all day on Mondays /: selling essential
foods, lare no, permitted TO sell sol,
4 drinksy cigars or othc! like articles
~ Drug stores.-Bona nde drug stores
Fscap obtain sufficient heat TO remain
open without interruption excepting
that such stores shall not sell anything
but Drugs and medical supplies Res
ltaurants attached TO drug s,orcs can
so1I food only.
! Newspapers.-Tne issuing Of news
pxperssts not interrupted excepting
that newspapers can only issue such
1editions as they customariiy issue on
|amportant national legal holidays. and
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-12
DIZZY SPELLS
Relieved After TAX Two Bottles
Oh Csrdni, Says .ennesses
Lad

whitweil Tenn Mrs. a r Cart
wright. Of this place. whites "Ahont
four years ago The dirry spells got 80
al that Nhe0 ~ould start 70 walk
would just pretty near isll. wasn't
past doing my work, but waa very
much rundown.
told my husband thoaght Cardgi
would help ne ss lady who lived
next door 20 me lad taken a great
deal. and told raa 70 Try H. This VA
when wa were living in Kentucky.
Ny husband got ne a bottle and
took II acc0r ing 70 directions n
helped me 80 much that he went back
aud got me sn0ihsr bottle. Eot =
whole lot better and Just Quit taking
II 7 got over no dizzy SPELLS. took
no other medicine al that time nor
since for this trouble. 10. I've never
regretted taking Csrdnf
felt just fine when | finished tbs
second bottle
Purely vegetable MILD and gentle
In its aC3ion Cariii. the voinana
tonic. may De- DE very medicine yos
need. II you suffer from symptoms Of
female troablos. give csFdul trial
kil druxslsls lC>lf1
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-12


ft'vn y ffIneHt"h ny aN branches ot
N" = hmpi"smfnt Service Hnb ~
=. iaDH' service h'Hrf We
I'tas must % US par every non
"ai "efA Industry must hf c"mh 30
'inH ~ mandH made upon employers iof
men VINO can quaiiiY tnf 'nt ni ihe
f"liv"ins occupations
ti'ilenl H"neitl Accountant general
office clerk. postal r'ffit. production
ana routing clerk, purchasing assnt
ften"stAiihff HtpcAt'ep'f rhtctrf
7'v;NNcfp'f p'f scr s'rehNf'ifl 'ei'"i
hhppil, HpfehffpeN z piff
TNiiei Nirfftliht nl- $50 tFin 2
niAf h7ini'n spnrfal pirrksinitn. 'ol
NifNA'fi pltetfnliih- spring maif''
NA"'tHnii ~ "h'ei~tiFhi 'Af iHi'ri
r'fhHhi' ~ ftHitsmtn ifu urr r
e'f'"i' ritei tl'itfi 4 tttnrf siyilniiH if
"nNiN'efs ftaiinn1tt noli'f Nffinn %
l'in' Ni''iai"f leather wo' hfi s'n-
'iNi ilt' nin'9i t"'l room mtchihislH
N"fhiNiai ncinti uiilNnH nAfhinN 20
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-12
Liberty Bond Roll of Honor

seventy nst nov sub..rip,iopa ia
me fointh liberty Loan w.fe repostod
yesterday b. the ,hlao bnnas " cot
l'h Christi making e tota4 OF s.4ss
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