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- some day happen that victims found
Who ought 70 80 to work. who ought to go to work.
EVo made list Of people who are simply saing round,
Whose Job IL is to shirk whose Job 1t is to shirk.
Now drst there's that mechanic" employed"
Iaept know what his name is but think it's camouhage.
9 likewise bis assistant and his boss who sends the bill,
Aea who'd be more respected as the Taper Of till;
have the same regard for him though he
ia make him go to work; would not let him shirk.
Those IoaerU and whose engines idly rum
I'd make 'em 80 to work, I'd make 'em 50 work.
ghEO simply wasting which should Hun:
wouldn't let EN- Shrk, wouldn't let em shirk.
Ald those ministers and preachers who helping the
And those other paroaniacS whose Job seems to be
Abusing all who aren't "het up as they proclaim
Ia put EN- IN some safe place where the wardens Turk
wouldn't let em shrk; I'd make EN- work
TAOSe SPECTATORS grabbing keep It out Of use;
- wouldn't let em Shrk, wouldn't let 'em shirk.
I'd chain EN- to hoe until they made the land produce;
I'd make EN- 30 to work. I'd make 'em work
oSs farmers who have simply gone to seed
But experience their struggling renters need
Thee pronteeng patriots Whove coined the
gnt they have 90 much they have to count By the bae
ia take their taned faces and subtract that smiling
I'd make EN- go to work; wouldn't let 'em shirk
omdSlS who DO nothing much but tell Us what to d.
wouldn't let EN- shlrE wouldn't let EN- shrk.
u ca Cd lib. and Cabnet-peTformerB two, .
Am make EN- 60 to work I'd Pake em 60 . work
70 9aoSity - bar-keepS selling imitation beer:
~ ~eesie screen performers and producers Of the
~ P19S who are butng et when battling the game;
"a De EN- W IN buncheS and ia give the Jerk,
And make EN- 90 to work, and would not let 'em ShTk
could keep th list aoWng its time that vas through
But Sgl mustn't gRirk, ! really mustn't ghltki
~ IEsv ~ meme the Job think erORdAgyo1a
4aeTe are % many people who are gngy Of their bit
- ssne really must put IN before these verses dqtT
And other poets might whose stun iB wofse
Ia put EN- IN The shpck troops With dagger and diri
IvouldntIet 'em shirk; ia set them all to wovAF
Copyright 1915 NE AZ
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-28
Bed Cross Auxiliary.

The Central Red Cross Auxiliary
will meet at the Central school bu'i~
ing Thursday az one O'Clock The
chaplain Of the Ladies 90 the G. r.
r. asks that each member bring flow.
eTs and work will be discontinued
promptly az four o'clock and all will
march 10 the river where they viii
be met by the delegation rom the
West Side and the annual custom Of
strewing flowers on the water will be
observed,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-28
For Burning Eczema

. Greasy salves and ointments should not
be applied If good clear skin Is wanted.
From any druggist for Csc, or 500 for
extra large size, get a bottle Of zemo.
When applied as directed Il effectively
removes eczema, quickly stops itching, and
heals skin troubles, also sores, burns,
wounds and chatting. It penetrates. cleanses
and soothes. Zemo Is a clean, dependable
and inexpensive, penetrating, antiseptic
liquid. Try 1t, as we believe nothing you
have erusedis effective and satisfying
The Nv. Rose Co, Cleveland, o
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-28

o. her body as there is NJ an
ordinary" teupenny 70 gain
Ehissiron, the best ugayfiS % HE IN
hon tonic called ''IrOn. a rbm-
hlnEiOn Of iron in IS md able
form, discovered bysDE. FieECo and
experimental WI y u ens
ct the Sugical Iu8 b BEo
''Eon- &c sa form q iy
hkenUp d tlG blood q1d b
get Mound, nh , nd la b
eheelS aE6 pink, Hg lFsEa b.
proves autOne IA q 81
- Dep - ylBql y. - -. =
6red bel6Ee he p =.
Ehe,eyes tia on . u De
bOdyfs E1h tge lsl IL .
hum . cid; hafE IL yDg q
tEy6his max hon IT. md
10 cents To- SuEgic llsl a
Buffalo, 81. .undl'6o % q, Ill
package. !, 1tS 2Ol "a
touici Si tod As
@i1tl a ,,7rQn'iia 3. e ST
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-28

on board-thousand OF good Ameri
can soldiers. Then ! can tell you we
all keep on the watch whether we are
on duty or not. It is the big pride
Of the American flotilla that it has
never lost a troop ship yet II Is a
fine record Nobody else can say
that.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-28
Gees 10 COLUMBUS Friday,

Ralph A. Courtney, who has enlist
ed in the L. S. Aerial service, has
received his notice to report for train,
ing and will leave Friday mornig for
Columbus, Ohio. Carl D. Springer has
accepted the position made vacant by
his going away in the Monongahci5
Bank.
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EAST SIDE
- NEWS -
WIN Attend Commencement

VIII ALLe01 commencement
Mrs. Mary Barnes Linn, who has
been spending some time with her
husband at Camp Lee, will 30 TO
Washington this week and accompa.
MED by Miss Goldie Swiger who will
meet her there will 90 TO Baltimore
10 Hthe commencement exercises OF
the Baltimore College OF Dental sur.
gerry Of which her brother. Herbert
S. Barnes, is one OF the graduates.
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Here e. cnInradn-

Charles Gask.ns. a former Marion
county resident, who has spent the
past few wears in Colorado and Texas
IS circulating among friends and rel.
atives in the city. While here he is
the guest OF his sister, Miss Permelia
Gaskins in Hamilton street.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-28

hoDO q th0 publishers that e Win an
niche ail 60 0Un n the domain of
musical collections Tor the home"
Turn 10 the coupon printed in an
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-28
VIII Meet for Practice.

The Hoult Huckle class OF the First
VI. P. church are asked 10 meet Thurs.
day at one o'clock TO practice for the
Children's Day exercises. All others
who are taking part in the exercises
are requested to be present.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-28
Thrown from Carriage.

Mrs. o. c. Phillips, Mrs. Florence
Gray and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Phillips
and little daughter were all thrown
from the carriage in which they were
driving to town from IN G Phillips
dairy farm Sunday evening. The &C.
cident was caused by a wheel coming
of Of the carriage near the Coco Col'
bottling works. The occupants were
all thrown to the ground but forum
ately none were seriously injured.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-28
Entertained Their Grandparents.

Entertained Their Grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Amos, OF Guilty
street, had as their guests at dinner
Sunday Mr.. Amos grandparents, Nr.
and Mrs. William Parker, Of Fair.
view, Mrs. Amos grandparents Mr.
and Mrs, 7. D. Harden and Mr.. Amc1'
mother, Mrs. E. S. Amos Of Locust
avenue. All the members Of the party
were in attendance at the memoria,
service at the Diamond Street church.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-28

omar clunn q ais paper and lean
how to Obtain one OF these books a. .
rate OF less than Ono.tenth % . cent
q song.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-28

have returned TO Fairmont after
spending several months in Nebraska
Mr. Thomas formerly resided here
aid they are being gladly welcomed
by their many friends.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-28
Movlrq 10 HiIderhrand.

Mrs. Perry Pople, OF Flemington, IS
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Pc
pie in Morgantown avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pople are moving from Fleming
ton 10 Hilderbrand.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-28

Returned from Nebraska.
Frank Thomas and son. Clarence
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-28

no more heroes, nor
drawer meh than are
'Our boys tOdaYf ht-
ing "a RnEncsEG oR
coun6Ymd freedom
Men With dadutless
spin6-mm@;red
blood. courage enG-
gy, VIM and Vgoe
are needed everyday
behind The m3 as
well Rshehinds the
guns SAUu.needlro
mHleb looA Every
healthy man &FUm.
an 8Ouldilll1go 10ut
"a mTHsh linn Ma
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-28
Waists

A big collection Of the newest
styles OF the season In all colors.
Tub Silk $l.9s.
Crepe de Chine $i.9S to sass.
Georgette $3.50 to $3.50.
Special lot Of fine quality, beau.
tifully embroidered Georgatte
Waists. other stores must ask IS.
Our price while they last 1919.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-28
The Iron Men Of History.

Cromwell was said to rule with an
ron hand. His "roundheads'' were
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-24
Legal Notices
Notice of suit.

NANlfN w sun
state uf Sew MCAiru. County ul I"r-
ualllo ia the District Court
80 mas.
n -. Archulctn. Trustee aud Harry
49, Kaufman Plaintiffs, vs. Manuel
g.. vigil and Mercedes \ de Nisll,
DcfcndaItr.
no the above named Defendants:
You aud each of YOU are hereby
notified that e suit has hccn filed
against YOU in the said our and
county by the above named PLAINTIFFS.
The general object OF said action Is
to ascertain the amount due ON "a
promlssory note executed by you May
2lst. lgli. to CJudclaria brothers
Company for the sum Of Twelve Hun
drcd aud Fitty atd uu-lUo ~tAl2'n.uu1
Dollars. with interest thereon 40 ten
per cent pes tuuuul and on certain
interest uotrs executed az TIA" same
time. that said Harry a. Kaufman
b. now the holder and owner of said
Iudchtcdncss and To- forcclosC q
Decd OF Trust executed 10y YOU on
May glnt. l'lt 90 r. Co. A~rchulct1,
Trustee ON the property hereinafter
described. to secure tn" payment 81
said indebtedness The property set
forth Boo said deed az trust is described
as follows. TO wit
\ tract or parcel ur land lying aud
being tu Precinct 40 T. IiauChus de
Albuquerque county nud state ufurc-
said. bounded on the north hy lands
OF Diego Romero, uu the south 10y
lands of John Corulo, uud Scratina
Pcrci. on the west 10y the right OF
way OF the Atchisou, Topeka and
Santa re Company. Hud ON the west
hy lands Of Francisco Duran Said
tract measuring approximately Fifty-
seven C15l yards IA width from north
tn south aud about Gig hundred
tSu0l yards from east to west.
Also q parcel ~ land situate la
said Precinct 80 I, lu the county
and state aforementioned, adjoining
abov" described tract ON the west.
and measuring Three hundred fifty
D35Ol varas in length FROM east Ia
west and Fifty.scNon $50 Naras iu
width from north 10 south Bouud-
rd ON the north hy lands of Diego
romero on the south hy lands of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-24

,Io,Hrr mA,, Dol. OBJ, District GO. ~ Brrna
lilo County uf Sow Nr>I,o and ruterrd Of
record .o Oh, u.t.s az IA, Ci.rL ~ s,il
Court an tho stI dn, 8f AprI t1Ik In tho
above aud forr.utng entitled action whereby
the abn,, named uItIuilTs recovered ludg
mcnt against 1Hr above named d"frudHuif
John N Moore Realty COMPANY q CORPORA
ton borthnld ~ultS ar trIslys loo bank
ruptry .ur the said John VI Moore Really
Company and the defendant named above
hereinafter described tp ssi.sf, fhs judgment
81 p~laiutins secured against tbr defendant.
'"n" "91'. N''"' ""'t'"' ."lp'.s
~" .'''"
l' I'VE 1''" '"'" '''l, "'"N
H. AZ w. .um 81. ,N. t'in""'
prthsr am NO., w, ,h. ,.,. I'D D.. r.r
.,,t t,.,. 49, .. 81 a.. ial-
until The otb d,, a. i.k Iai. ,ger.-ltps
M. .'1 az qS, n, .rt.-,.,r AID
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-24
THE MARKETS


Ncw York, May 2i-Thc early set
back 900 United states Steel ON to-
DAVIS stock market carried other ia
Nutitcs almost two points under their
best of that period, the reversal also
embracing coppcrs and otis indie
!cud,ut stcols and spocialtics Welded
none OF their strength however Su-
matru Tobacco increasing IT'S over
night rise To ten points with Substtn-
tItl extensions To- Sloss- sheffield,
ulor1do Fuol. Republic Iron, rGcat
\orthcrn ore. American WOODEN.
Philadelphia company. International
rap,r and ludo and Lcathc, pre-
frrucd
Tho market took uu renewed
strength aj noon with fresh buying
Boo S'r.l and Marine preferred
L5hcrly az s. sold 80 9S HG To- 90
FIRST as at ofNa to tNl second ~
at 9i.5i TO % SO and ti,'s at % - to
20 80
ffIAu,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-24

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Man - Hogs
rcrclpts 5000. lower BUR- Sl5 o5 t
$40. hcay, St7 UOml7t 70; light
ytf iuul7 q. 60, pigs Sl7. 0Oml1 SO
Cattl, Receipts 1000, steady
I umc led steers Sl6 HOU I E 40,
crossed beet steers Sl3 90 AZ 10 Is,
81 ostcru stocrs Sll0oul 7.3s, COWS
81, glm lin0. hciicrs g. 30 a. . 90;
,torkrrs and lcrdors 81 1oHl3,i 80,
bulls SN. o0H ll.bo. calves 81 so az
1906.
Snrrp RcCcipts 1000. higher.
iumhs Sl5.5Un 10 90, warnings tli 90
pt5. oe. wcthcrs Sl3 90 a. lG -, owcs
sil son 1900.
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~ THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
COUNTY or BERNALILLO. STATE
or SEW MENGCO.
l., g. Archulett, Trustee and Petra Is.
Garcia. Beneficiary Plaintiffs We r.
j, priChard, Mamie g.. r%riChnrd his
wife J D. o'C'ounel and Mrs j -.
O'Couu"ll. his wife Defendants.
so. mao.
NOTICE OF TENDENCY or sun.
To = j rrichard and Mamie . prich.
ara his wife, two Of the ~dclcGdauis
la the foregoing entitled action
Take notice that an action has been
filed against o ~ the district court
ot the county uf Bernaltllo. Sew McA-
Iou. the general objects of which said
action are Co forcclose n deed Of trust
uatdo executed aud delivered uy SOU
10 the plaintiffs above named uu the
gard day uf April, lHl1 and which
said deed Of trust b. duly recorded BOO
IN" office of the county pl"rk or the
county Of Bernalillo, snid decd ot
trust having been given by YOU tu see
cure your Indebtedness 90 the plaintiff
! etra O. Garcia for five bundled dol
lars ts50o co. with unpaid Interest
thereon from tlo a3rd daH 81 october
iol, an the rate Of oight per cent per
aEuum,
That the said deco or TRUST covers
aud conveys the following dee ribbed
premises.
Lots numbered one ,n. two
ga three go. -four CO. aud
five esq in block numbered
thirty -four ,ln Of the Hor"u
addition IA thc town Of Anu
uucruuc us shown and designated
ON the plat Of said addition made
hy T. " Ktlhuuruc g. e. on
Iuur Iith a. g. lsNN 'ud nlod
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-24

DCnVCr, CoIO NAV - Uuttlc
Receipts 1900. market stcadl Beef
stccrs slg no0 100. COWS AND hcif-
crs 81 OUu 1880. stockcrs ana rccd-
ors S9.500l3 so. calves $4,000
1875
Hogs Receipts 100. steady Few
Aalcs 10 $40 7OdlI 90.
sheep Receipts l,tOO, slrou-.
7 amus SIS uOmlg.l5. ewes Sl5. 90
15.2t.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-24

New Work None Market,
Sow YORK. Man - Mercantile pa.
rev -Four and siN months g per cont
sterling StNiN daN bills t12h .
commercial. siN', day bills on banks
3t- commercial siNtN day htlls.
ftlI demand AS 5-iG cables
g.. Cos.
bar silver 90 o.
N,>Iptu duliurs ~
G-o,rrum,pt bonds noa,,
l,lIIruHu bonds irregular
rpmo ioun~ stradyt si>ty dass 70 O.
It. NINETY days and sis months %
pos cont bid
,nIi mooney strong, hugh e., low "a
f4lup rate g. CLOSING btd f, Otter, I
~ 5H. iust loan I'D"
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FOR RENT

Serafina Perca dc i.ucero ON the
east by tract uf land above described
and ON tho west by land OF Manuel
Sanchez.
Also a parcel Of land situate in said
Precinct NO A. IN said county and
state. WING aud adjoining east tract
Of first above described, measuring
IA length from east to west, one
Thousand GO0O1 yards more or less.
and in width from north to south
Twcnty-thic ,,23I yards. Bounded
on the north by lands OF Rafael Seua.
on the south 10y lands Of Roman Scua,
ON the east by the hills. aud ON the
west 10y the \. r 4 s. T. Ry. right
of-way.
You are further notified that un-
less YOU enter ur cause To- h' entered
Nuur appearance iu said cause ON or
hofor" tho 2nth day of juno. lglS.
Judgment viii be rendered iu said
cause against you bv scftul, and tho
relief prayed for will hc granted
Tho name OF the plaipufrs attorney
is w Moore Clayton whose p~ostuff,co
address is Albuquerque. y NJ
Ncstur Moutovl.
'SeaI) Clerk
Ey Thos Is y Madison. Deputy.
~ THE DISTRICT COURT
County ~ Bcrualillo. state ~ Nov YcNiru
David $ koscnwald a. Trustee ana Rosou
vEld Rro'hcrs Plaintiffs.
w..
Manuel barn Louis Ilfrld Tcrr,iia Baca Il,
thavol BcninR de Sarraciuo. Andrea RncH
isnncia haca illus Baoa and lupo B4ta
Defendant
Pursuant TO q decree ~ Foreclosure and sal,
entered In thr above entitled Court aud cAu,,
on the 10th day ~ March. 1915. for,cluslu.
% trust decd made by Manuel Baca 10 DaNi,
y HosonwHld aud recorded iu Book ga col
trust deeds ~ page sos. Bcrnnlillu Count,
'lrrk office, L. the undersigned spccia
MASTER In said judgment named will sell al
libir auction tu the highest bidder at IN,
front door ~ the Court House iu AIbuqucr
que. Brrpaltllo County, New Mexico an m,
ith day OF Jun" lals a. 40 e'cloct iu IN,
forenoon Of said day. the premises dcscrihct
M ssid judgment aud trust deed to.wit.
M that certain piccc aud parcel Of Ian,
ma real estate. situate, lying aud being H.
AtrieCo County ~ Brrualillu aud State %
New Mexico measuring from north iu suuil
one huudrru llVul Yards and from cast q
west eight hundred tsOo) yards Bounded or
the north hy Ian, ~ Clrmputc Sarrariuu. 90
the south BY lands of Salbador Herrera. de
ceased, on The east 10y the Highway. and on
the west 10y the top OF the sand hills
heing The same land decided to Manue
bhch by Juan Baca Garcin aud wife ~,
deed dated the 22nd day OF February. 4 u
1897.
With HE exception however Of q part o.
said land, situate ON The north side and bain.
30 yards wide from north 10 south. aud Il
yards long from east 10 west sold by tn
parties OF the hrst part 10 Grcsorin JHramillo
That the amount due the plaintid. aud ia
which the property viii he sold on said da,
viii hr The sum of 81 500 20. with iutrres
from March 49, 1918 at ~ per cent ps
aunuul beside, sli.oa, costs o. tho action
aud the costs aud expenses OF this sal,
Dated this 10th day 81 May iaIs
FElIN BAtA.
Special Master
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-24

chicago. MAY - Heavy ain tina,
threatened TO interfere with planting
uut tho bears iu corn today at a dis
lllut1ED OpCuiuE prices which
ranged from a. OF To- hc advance
with juno 81 1879 ana Jui, 81 @oh
iu 81 ioi4 were followed h> 81 mod.
trut reaction and then q fresh Jd-
vance
oats mor,i, parallclcd the action
CO.. corn After opvulug unchanged
a.c lower with Jul, go To bGls tho
market hardened an around
proyisious weakened IN line with
the hog market
close
corn June tl.JNla. July 81 iUf
oats Nn> 15a, JAIN GG#
Pork Iul, iu.7a.
Iard JulN .t2o. Sept Zoo
Utbs-IulN a2la; sept 80 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-24

Sew York MAY a cotton futures
closed unsettled July % SO, oct
81. so. pcc a2.Sa. Jan 227h.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-24
German Force
Near KurSk

london May GA large German
force Is reported within twenty XIV
miles OF kursk IN the Dncipcr or
region about three hundred miles
southwest OF Moscow. says am cN-
change telegraph dispatch from Mos
COW. dated May 49, Tine kursk Coun
GA of soldiers and workmcn. the dis
patch states. has decided To declare
"a revolutionary mobilization ,or
definite purposes because Of the" crit
zeal condition created hN tu Gormau
invasion IN violation Of the Er"st-
lltuvsk treaty
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-24

A little WANT 40 now and then
In read by every class of men-and
women too. TRY one
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-24

in thr office uf the probate clerk
uud cN-ottiuIu recorder Of ihr said
county of Hrru1lillo, and state ~
Sew Mexico, on the lst day ~
May. 1891
SaiD indebtedness Of r. J. prIchurd
aud Mamie o. prichard. his wife he.
ing evidenced Bog their prumissorN
notes
Aud you VIII further take notice
hat unless YOU enter your appearance
la said cause ON on before the .lst day
Of June l91>. judgment viii be rrn
dcr"d IN said cause against yuu los de-
fault aud the relief prayed for iu tno
complaint iu said action viii Dee srtul-
ed.
You viii further tEke notice that
George : Eloek Whose office u post
office AND business address les rooms
pud q, stern building Albuquerque.
New Mexico is the attorney for tho
plaintiffs in said cduse
Witness my hand and the seal of
the above entitled court this tn day
~ MAY. lslN.
NESrOE MONTOYA.
lScan clerk.
rs THnMAS g. n MADISON
Deputy.
Pub May TO- r. 2I 80.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-24
ACCEssoRIEs

pODEItI TIRE 60 TirCp, vulcuu-
i2iug and accessories open nights
.ud SUNDAYS Tire service anywhere.
Phone 4GN. lga North Fourth -.
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WANTED SquSts a. the Mecca
cafe.
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FOR RENT-Apartments

TOR REST SiN-room house, hcnp
completely r%"modclcd, clos. an, low
lands. o rooms furnished at 500 So
Bird, house being r%omodclcd CITY
Realty CO.. 2U7 " Gold Phone 5ir
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-24

frly balN and Iphu Nruahlr Albuquerque
y " fftorrtt. 'uf |U|HNuine
Dated HI A.h.lH.U... y Map - l'ls
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-24
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY 20 luau on real estate soctu'-
itv e07 West Cold. city Realty go
ThunC 71G.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-24

LOST Saturday evening e mole gray
fur neck piece between city and
IonkhridEc Manor Liberal reward
II brought to the Herald office
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LOST

LOST ono yoar old female Scoicl
collie dog; also child'a playmate
Ecward. Phone 1881.
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foE REST For light housekeeping;
three nicely furnished rooms, down.
stairs, newly papcrrd and cleaned CT
South ArnO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-24

FOR RENT-iHrgc south furnished
room with glassod sleeping porch,
suitable for two. Tlb T. Central
Evening journal., 1918-12-06
HOUSEHOLD NOTES.

A child three years old can safely eai
ripe pears.
It Is best not to cover spinach while
cooking.
Use no fat for soap making that is
1T for cooking
All large. hard fruits must be washed
before pairing
Children should never be allowed rich
and heavy preserves.
Cookies Will keep soft If put into a
cloth-llned jar when hot
Saving milk means utilizing every
drop that comes into the home.
Keep the garbage can covered and
you VIII not attract so many flies.
Use meat On the family table Just
often enough to tempt the appetite.
The baby should always wear his alb
dominal band with shoulder straps.
Paraffin bags are excellent containers
for dried fruits and vegetables.
III cupful OF blueberies is left over
from breakfast use them in blueberry
cakes or pudding for dinner.
II the gas oven burns your cake or
bread, put a pan OF water directly un-
der the baking and II will not burn.
Save your fire and your food ma
terlals by finding out at the start ex-
actly how best TO prepare the mate
rials.
Evening journal., 1918-12-06

Your abilities, II offered through the
Want Ad market. will bring richest re-
turns-Adv.