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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-05-30
The DalleS Wins Baseball

The annual field meet between The
Dalles and Hood River schools had to
be called off Friday because of lack of
participants, all field athletes of the
two institutions being in the army or
navy.
The Dalles baseball team defeated
the local high school by score of 6 to
y. The local girls tennis teams won
both singles and doubles. In the boys
tennis game The Dalles won the doub-
les, but lost the singles.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-05-30
Crew Here For Bank Work

c. c. Crew, formerly assistant cash
Ter of the Federal Bank of Endicott,
Wash. has arrived from Molson, where
he has been engaged in banking work
to succeed Kay W. Sinclair on the staff
of the First National Bank.
Mr.. Sinclair will leave the banking
institution June to become associated
with the Hood River Abstract & In
vestment Co., which was recently pur-
chased by himself and J. W. Critics.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-05-30
COlvin Loses Barn

The barn of j. E. Colvin, Barrett
orchardist, burned Monday afternoon,
entaiing a loss of $1,000. The fire,
origin unknown, was discovered by
Arthur Williams, neighbor The
alarm was sounded and fellow orchard
lists of the community succeeded in
saving Mr.. Colvin's buggy, farm i'm
plements and 600 apple boxes.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-05-30
Hood River Well Represented

Hood River county was well repre-
sented last week at the Oregon Wan
conference in Portland. Thelfollowine
were present: Mayor Dumble, }. 0.
Mclaughlin. L. B. Gibson, Mrs. W. H.
McClain, W. A. lsenberg, City At
torney Smith and Mrs. Chas. Fuller.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-05-30
First Church Of Christ, Scientist

Services will be held in Church
Building, 9th and Eugene, Sunday, II .0o
a. m. Subject: Ancient and Modern
Necromancy, alias Mesmerism and Hyp'
no.ism, Denounced.
Sunday School at II a. m.
Wednesday service, s p. m.
The reading room is open daily from ]
to p. M, in the Hall building.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-05-30
Dissolution Of Partnership

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between II
5. George and Harry Duck, doing busi
ness as Electric Kitchen, has been dis
solved by mutual agreement.
Dated this 18th day OF May, 1918.
II. S. GEORGE.
"a HARRY DUCK.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-05-30
W. s. s. Workers in Portland

The following members of the exec
utive committee of sales of War Saw
ings Stamps were in Portland yester-
day to attend state conference of
War Stamp workers. r. B. Bennett,
c. H. Vaughan, S. J. Moore, d. G.
Cruikshank and 7. A. Reavis.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-05-30
CONGREGATIONAL Church

Sunday school at 9.45 a. m. Glasses
for everybody. Sermon at II a. m.
Subject, "The Heavens and the
Earth. Come and help make the ser
mon a good one.
M. L. Hutton, Pastor.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-05-30
First Baptist Church

Sunday School at 10 a. m. j. B. U.
at 5 p. m. B. Y. p. u. at z p. N.
Sermon by Rev. M. l.. Hutton Sunday
evening at o'clock. Subject, "Some
White Harvest Fields. " You are in
vitad
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-05-30
Christian Church

Bible School, 9.45 a. M; Preaching
Service, i a, m. and s p. M Junior {.
E., 5 p. m; Christian Endeavor, G.45
p. m. Cordial welcome to all.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-05-30

When in Portland stop at the modern
Palace Hotel, at Washington and 18th
streets, in center N shopping and thea
tire districts. tl-tf
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-05-30

KELLY BROS.
TAFT TRANSFER co.
HIGHLAND MILLING CO.
HUBBARD TAYLOR.
A. c. STATEN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-29

tributed AMONG members of congress
aud high ru,orumc, officials and did
good work IN clcarinE their minds and
putting matters before them IN the
proper light.
Concerning The work done, the pres
ent status ana the future outlook for
desired action ON the part OF the gov
eminent the colonel * pleased and i'
looking to The future with hope.
There does not seem tu bc any seri.
Gus obstacle iu the Way The matter
is properly before senators jones and
Fan and Congressman walton The
memoirs Of congtcSs "a both houses.
from Colorado. are interested and viii
work with Sew Mexico members N
preparing a bin Ia be Introduced at an
early late
There ARE details to bee adjusted but
the idea 81 the bin is to ptilizc fed
eral lands in the arid states for re-
claiming arid lands lay irrigation and
draining an lands that are nov water
logged.
Onc phase OF the measure might dsk
that an such lands Dee a1ld to the re-
spectiNc states tt u nominal fixed
price aud ON easy terms uI payment
The states then 10 sell the lands a..
whatever price he, can get aud let
the legislature have the authority ln
the matter ~ disbursiuE such funds,
ana An determining what projects
should he undertaken Bog the state ~
reclamation and drainage enterprises.
Another IDEA b. that the federal
government continue tu " IN" itl-
rral lands In the arid states, bat 81
change the present land policy a. 90
permit an Incomes from Federal ANA
sales and settlement to go tu the state.
bon which such lands are located ~tii
funds tu 10, under control ut to't"ra'
officials for ala aria states
4 modification nr blending % the
two ideas would bee fUT the government
tn hermit the sil" ui an federal lui'
in the arid stitr-, tu tho %resp"ctiN,
states in Interest and still permit the
s-upervlsiuu ut disbursement "r 'N'
penditurrs FOR improvements O." rr.
main in the hands uf federal otiio'a''
\ bin hooking to the practical Idle
% prrmittIuE the arid states O." us'
federal lands for 10" pur pusc ot de.
volupinp a gr,,,ter rea cot food pr"
ductVn, VIII be formulated iu the neal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-29
FINE FOR
ACHING KIDNEYS
We Fat Too Much Meat Which Clogs
kidney, Then the HACK
Hurts.

Most folks forget that the kidneys
like the bowels, get sluggish ana
cloggcd and need q flushinE occasi'n-
ally. else W. have backache ana dull
miscr, in the kidney region, severe
headaches. rheumatic twinges, torpid
liver, acid stomach, sle"pleisnesH 1hn
alt sorts uf bladder disorders.
You simply must keep your kidney
active and clean n tn" moment
you feel an ache or pain In the kidney
region, get about four ounces ot lad
salts from any good drug store here,
take "a tablespoonful In a glass OF WI
ter before breakfast for q few days
and your Kidneys viii then act fine.
This famous salts b. made from the
acid OF grapes and lemon juice, COM
bincd with lithia. and n harmless To
flush clugge' Kidneys aud stimulate
them 10 normal activity II also neu'
t%ralizes the ucids In the urine 80 u
no longer initiates. nus ending hlad-
der disorders
lad salts h harmless, inexpensive
makes % dclightful effeUvesccnt NINA
water drink which everybody should
take now and then t. keep their KID
neys clean thus avoiding serious coma
plichuons.
4 wen known local druggist says
,r sells lots ~ lad salts a. folks wh"
believe len overcoming kiduv> trouble
while u ~ unll trouble
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-29
OF ALASKA
TALKS OF RAILROAD
IN NORTHERN LAND
The Huge Sum of $4,000, 900 to
Be Spent in Construction Of
Road from Seward to Fair.
banks; $1,000, 900 Available.

j. T.. CaudIe ot Angborale. Alaska
was In the city lnHt night and left to
day for California points.
lie is a railroad mlchInist and haA
been working for tho gov rntncn rail-
road which is ultimately 90 connect
Seward aud Fairhan > truy,.sinE en-
route the Tanana valley immense
area Of fine farming ud grazing u
try.
At present the road is constructed
from Seward To a point II miles IN
land. stopping at a rough promoutorN
OFF Tusnigan Arnus bay From there
for n distance Of 20 miles there is NO
road built az yet. iiut another branch
or section II the road begins at the
end of this 90 miles ana runs 80 miles
further INTO Anchorage. This gap re-
suits from the road having been start
ed To be built at the two respective
ends The gap is 10 Dee completed this
year II there are available funds
II is several hundred miles from
Seward to Fairbanks and congress has
so far voted about thirty five million
dollars for the construction NJ a stand
ard gauge road to connect the two
cities.
Anchorage is only four years old,
hut now claims l1.eOO inhabitants
There H. a steam road building out pf
Anchorage to one ~ the richest conl
deposits In Alaska az a place called
C~hiCkaIOon. The distance ~ about ."
miles. This road Be- bout half COM
plcted.
Caudlc reached A,aska from Cal
ifornia in June. 1916. and left Anchor
age January s las. when the Their
mometcr registered 81 degrees below
zero. lie Travelled over the 80 miles
II the steam road that brought him
to ;hc 80 mile gap Then ne had -"
take n dog sled and cover the ?" miles
ln his way In weather where the th"i-
momcter 1spirl;i stin registered more
than 80 below
lie declared that A.buquerpu"
weather seemed opprcssivcly warm u"
him during his short stay here
lie explains that, whereas congress
has PASSED bills which call e the
expenditure uf perhaps $3b. 00o. 900 ON
railroad construction in Alaska, get
that sum becomes available only "a
instuIlments. tic essays that the sutn
Of y7.00o. 900 is nov available, but has
not vet been voted Tor Immediate use.
-pJy A BoHp
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-29
Prof. Germans Denounce;
British Consul Nails
Malicious Lies

Sam Jones used to say hat II YOU
SHE'D q ston into 4 pack Of dogs, the
one that was hit hardest always mol
Tered" the loudegt
The pro-Germans know who has
been hitting them hard Ia New Mex
leo. They are Systematically going
after Lieut., J 4. Crozicr in an in
siIious and invidious manner All
over the state they have circulated re-
ports thai Crozicr IL "a fake that
he is not connected with the Cana
dian army. shat he was never at the
front. was never wounded. etc,
The matter was taken up by r
Americans. with the Canadian au-
thorities. and Roswell has received
the following telegram from the Brit
ish consul al Galveston, Texas, which
should confound all pro-icrmans and
hold them up 10 further contempt Of
the American people:
Galveston. Texas. March %, 1915.
Col James ". Wilson. y. NJ. NJ.
J.. Roswell. y. NJ: In accordance with
request Hyslop. desire to inform YOU
cannot communicate with Gen White.
Present address iu Texas unknown.
but hereby certify Hyslop and his
committee are duly recognized rcprc-
scutativcs british Canadian recruit
ing mission New York. also Lieut..
Crozier does truly represent mission.
has fought In France and was wound
ed there Croaier Joined Gen White
here and left with Rim FOR Dallas.
Houston and other towns. aud spoke
publicly OF platform with Gen white
in those towns. This statement sent
hy me officially ms British represent
atiye for states Texas and Sew Mex
leo. An reports contrary to above
are lics ana German propaganda nnd
should bc severely dealt with.
tSigucdl British Consul.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-29

future and perhaps drafted by senator
Fall.
senator Jones Is with the measure
heart and suul hut being AN admini--
tration man during these strenuous
times, his every hour b. taken up With
current cXaCting demands.
He IL we'll informed about the land
situation In the west aud especially
New Mexico. and viii probably intro
duce the bill in the senate. II viii
he introduced In the house either hN
Walton or a Colorado congressman.
yet tu be- selected
Meantime, whatever is done In the
way of locally encouraging drainage.
viii be well done ~ this b. a necessary
step. whether the government helps
or not.
cot Hopewcll Is strongly in favor
Of Governor Lindsey calling a conNcn-
ton Of the representative Of the arid
states at once. to crystailiSc this I'M
purtant move.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-29

Judge ". = Ramsey n Sam H.
I1wdcr ~ Dallas.
Miss Juliet Flelscher Of the sopho-
muros ana Miss Alice Gould repre-
scniing the iunior-scnior classes. won
oct IN tn" contest az the high school
auditorium yesterday evening as the
best war Sayiug stamps These
two Frances Willards Will now become
members Of the junior -four minute
men and may Ice heard In public.
scottish Rite Masons observed tn
annual ceremony of MaunCay Thurs
dag last night al Masonic temple
Officers were elected ~ follows: A.
=. Keen. president. :. l. AbTahtme-.
vice president, Pete stewart. secretary
and treasurer
Il. ! parkry. general manager ~
the western lines ~ the Santa Re rail
way. issued orders last night Ia the
effect that at a. m. Sunday dis
patchers ana trninmrn move thetr
watches ahead one hour So the day
light plan for the great system xiii
thus be iuaugurated.
Jose Chisino ana Louisa Padilla De
Chisino, young man aud wife. asked
Police Judge Mcclellan late yostcr'
day afternoon 10 protect them from
too much mOthcr-in-luw. They ar"
ialcta Indiuns. The judge fined thD
mother-in-law $50 and then suspend
ed the fine, on promise uf the defeu-
dant to quit making trouble between
the parties.
Prof. ana Mrs. J ~ cline chape-
roned Harry Ackcrson ana "a party
Of young ladies on a motor "trip 70
Santa Re today,
Rev carl Amending viii bo the
speaker ~ the :. NJ e. \. fellowship
luncheon next sunday evening MIR
kanady will sing and the business
college orchestra VIII play. This Will
be the last. luncheon until next tall
E Emory Davis. formerly with %
\. Mutson Co. arrived last night and
is on the street, today renewing old
acquaintance
Phone In tonight your order Tor
Easter flowers. \ small shipment
WILL arrive tomorrow morning. Royal
Pharmacy Phone l2i.
charles Conroy, proprietor Of the
Highland grocery. ON the east site,
has been called as q federal juror and
viii report IN santa Re "a the L. =
district court Monday April l. He
does rot know when he viii be re-
leased from his service.
Fred Scholie, e we'll known belen
merchant, h. m the clN today Nlsie
ing friends and ~transactlug business.
President Eduardo NJ Otero of the
New MEXICO wool growers ussocia-
ton. came 10 town today from Los
Luuas aud spent most ~ he fore
noon with Walter Connen AZ the as
ISOLATION headquarters I'm the CONF
mercc building This b. E's first Wis
IL since the convention uf March Is
and 40
u ". Goesliug a prominent cattle
aud sheep man ~ Magdalena. In ia
the city today tie Il the owner ut
the Arcade market building al Third
street and Copper venue. COL. Sell
lcrs had Goesiing in charge.
Forest Supervisor robert !. Sci
KIRK Of the Npashe national forest 10
s~pringervlir. Ariz arrived today fot
a conference with the forestry head
quarters here
j " OfByrne forest examiner %
Lincoln forest A~iamagOrdo, l. In he
city to confer with forestry h%eadquat-
trts on TIMBER sale business
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-29
Interclass Indoor Track
Meet of High School;
Seniors Best Juniors

IN the high schools interclass in
door track meet at the armory last
night the seniors took first place The
scores made by the classes were.
Seniors I. juniors 80. sophomores
20 y, freshmen l.
follow
35-ynrd dash-W Sganzini, Junior.
first. Chamberlain. senior, second.
MrNichol. -uphonH. " third Height,
3 feet
standing high tump-Long amt
Miller. seniors tie FOR first McNichoL
sophomore. and Sedillo. Junior tie Tor
second Height. 4 feet . Inches.
Three. legged race -ptrru and Lin
thicun, sophomores. first. hnrutf
aud Pu,ton. s'niurs. s~cund Sgan-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-29
HOPEWELL HOPEFUL
OF GOVERNMENT AID
FOR RECLAMATION
Bill Now Being Formulated to
Ask Federal Aid for Retaining
Arid Lands in West Drainage
Units First Step.

Colonel willard s %IiuUcwcll hns r'.
i.ru,I FROM 70 three weeks visit d"
Washington - g. whore he went iu
The interest Ut .Abuuuoriues drulrng"
pr,t,m. auu other matters of "Iut.
Importance tu the city.
|ilopcVcIl put tn hi- limo IA Wash
Uuu comforting with western senator
and congressman cabinet official
huroau head. and various engineer
r|NpIa.uiue the present status IN 'h'
gio Graudr ,ali,, ANA lie Hnpvrtil'"
necessity eft Immediate dramas" 'n
order tu extend the food produc'u-
area a. 20 war m",sur"
Tie states that patches of The li''-
aid. coniaining clear statements 'l
IA, local situation Dos ~ ir Engine.
Frcuc and ,iN Engineer Hutch''
-.r rr. ei,ed in Washington were d'-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-29
Sells-Floto Circus
May Help Make the
Loan Drive a Success

Frank Bradcu, genera, press agent
az the Sclls-Floto circus is In town
and hcaming Hes proud herausc the
circus he represents has chosen Alnu-
ur,ruuc a. the city In which u I- iu
make its spring debut To the general
public.
The circus with its i1j horses ana
100 animals wiutcrcd In Denver, and
rs lust nov pulling Itself together az
IL were. and Is loading H. special train.
preparatory to leaving Denver next
Monday morning April l., Tor the
Duke CITY. Il b. expected to arrive
here on Wednesday, Auril 3
The assembling and three days re-
hearsinE will take place here THIS
year. The old attaches and many
new ones will Join tho chow here next
"wednesday. Thursday and Friday u
IL estimated that the complement OF
GOO employees will assemble here be-
fore the circus opens April 6 Twelve
ballet girls will comc from Loo IN
COLES and san Francisco.
Both the owner of the circus, VIII"
is a prominent Newspaper man, AMI
thc General Manager H. D. GENTRY.
have expressed = willingness To have
The circus and any of IT, attractive
eide shows. cooperate with the ar
rnnrcments committee 80 mako lth-
crt, loan daN, April g. q conspicuous
and patriotic success
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-29

sini ant Espinosn. juniors. third Time
p 3-5 seconds.
Hitch kick-Long. senior. and ny
der, sophomore, Il" for FIRST; cham
berhiin, senior. second Eight feet. 3
inches
Sack race S]eauzini, junior. frst
Scdillo. junior, sccond. sylvester
senior, third. Time, 10 sccuuu'
Running broad Jump Soncho
junior, and Giomi Junior, tied foi
first Chamberlain. scntor, scconi.
Distance, u feet. ga inches.
44O.yard run-Paytou. senior. first.
Rodgers. Junior. second, HatrirE,on.
sophomore. third. Time. minute.
80 seconds.
Rope climb Miller. cuio, tfst,
sylvester, senior. second GiOiii
freshman. third. Time So seconds.
Standing broad jump-Loug. senior.
first. Giomi, Junior, second, sylvester,
third. Distance . feet 80 Inches.
Potato racc-Brynn. junior, first
I1ngfcllow. scuior, second wait
sophomore, third
Elepndil INt' wv H"l'''N' H'P'''
more. first. Ilyder, sophomore, Sec
und. Blake, junior, third
2.o.yard dash Miller, senior. first
Sgnnzini. Junior. second, Angie, soph'
Omore. third.
The seniors won the relay race uiFo.
the iunioYs coming in second and the
sophomore third The uug of war be
tween the juniors ana s~ophumorcs
was won by the juniors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-29
Personal News Items
Auto springs. all makes. korbcr Co
Four-O Taxi Service. Phone 20.

Auto springs. all makes. Korbcr Co.
Four-O Taxi Service Phone 20.
Mrs. Frank s. IIuhbcll and Mrs.
James Uuhhcll are vlsitiuL the Hub
bell ranches Ia western Socorro
county.
\ team attached to Miller a Blu
m%cnahinc's daily wagon, ran away ON
south broadway at 550 yesterday
afternoon ana striking a tree threw
driver Walter HolcGmh out ON his
head liolcumb was ~ first uncon
scious ana was taken 90 n. Juseph'T
hospital where lac was restored by
pr. : L. Burton. He received a scalp
wound and his right shoulder bone
was slightly fractured.
The employment service of the T..
$. department Of labor has scut u. \
Plumly ~ SAT- Lake City 10 Ncw
Mexico. for the purpos. OF dctrrmin-
Ing the ACCESSIBILITY Of esRhlinhing q
branch pt he department iu this
state Sew Mexico h one II the few
states which has no branch ~ the
employment service, lie viii be In
the city i've days. lie N to visit tn"
principal cities 81 the state In this
Inspection work
H. . Dcucrr. formerly ~ Denver,
but Fow consulting engineer Tor the
city OF Albuquerque has opened offices
az 32l West cola.
Chief ~Huatswain's Mate norman T..
Hartman has Fucccchcd chief Gun
ner's Mate James 4. BouFhorty ns
head OF the e. :, naval recruiting
office here. Dougherty has been as
signed to duty az sea ana left for III
paso Yesterday 10 Join the colors.
Mrs. W. n. Copeland aud left this
afternoon Tor Chicago 10 join her
husband. and they Will make the
windy city their home hereafter.
Their daughter. who Is In school here
will join them At the end Of the uros-
ent term.
Women who have knitted garments.
finished on unfinished. for the W 4
4. are requested by Capt. Cook To-
send them ln for display 40 the bazaar
To he held Saturday
Mr.. ana Mrs. T.. a. Weir uf the
national play grounds association ar
rived yesterday from Bes Aoines.
Mr. Weir organized the Albuquerque
civic betterment league, which has
sine. become the civic bureau Of the
chamber Of commerce, now headed
by Rabbi Noise Bergman
chief Deputy a. = Marshal VIII
liam Rose came over from the capt
tai city last night Tor "a brief visit
\ Good FRIDAY service viii bee held
81 81 FauY- English Lutheran church
this evening a. $50 O'Clock The
pastor will speak ou the thrmc 'li'-
hOld the Lamb OF God aud the
choir viii sing Ncurer Ny God To
Thee. hy Adnms-Lorcn1 The SER
vice preparatory Go Holy Communion
will also be held YOU are invited.
Eufelio Araguu. Juan Carcro and
George Yart-n. thre, prisoners iu the
county Jail last night drank e bottle
uf medicine containing u large unt1ani
Of helladouua. The medicine had
been prescribed hN pr Wylde7 Tor q
Sick prisoner who of course WA
taking Il len small doSes The pres.
uncrs VIII alt recoNor
Considerable dissatisfaction b. fell
in local financial circles hecHus" N"w
Mexico has been given mo- represent
alton ia the directory 81 the ueW Y.
pasu federal reserve hauk. The dtrc,.
tors namcd are ~ r Turney. e. :
stewart aud \ T. Coles of ~ Pare
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-29
WAR GARDENING IS
INTERESTING SCHOOL
CHILDREN OF CITY
Club Leader Philips Makes Tour
of Public Schools and Scores Of
Boys Join Army of Food Pro.
ducers TO Win War.

War Garden club Leader g. |. phil-
lips made the rounds of the public
schools today distributing blank Nom
bcrship applications FOR the Bcrnn-
lillu county war garden club.
The war garden organization is be.
ing extended 20 an school childr -
hy the various public school prirci-
pals and h expected hat several hun
dred members Will have beer enrolled
10y tomorrow.
Membership cards will hereafter he
obta inahlc by the public at all the
public schools. AZ the high school and
at the office ~ tho war garden cluu
leader. on the ground floor OF the
chamber Of building AT tho
corner Of Fourth street and Gold ave-
nue.,
The officer OF the club are issuing
a public appca! Tor as many people To
ioiu as possible within the next few
days so ~ to maze Saturday and sun
day available for garden work.
Any prospective members who are
in doubt as to whether G. successful
garden rs practicable On their prom
iscs may Obtain he beueft OF the CLUB
leaders Judgment BY phoutng him at
phone number iii. lie will inspect
garden sites on application ~ rapidll
as possible.
As soon as the War gardener q
handed In his application he WH' re-
ceive "A window card showing ms
membership in the club which he rs
requested to place IN the front VIM
dow of his house a. soon As posst1i'
80 az to facilitate the work Of tho
club leader in making the rounds II
the city and also the county.
Application cards will be available
for distribution through the county
schools as s,on NJ arrangements "a
b. made 10 deliver them