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Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-10-05

! ing, all-day work personal leadership
in song, leadership into which must
go just the amount of energy, OF en-
thusiasm, that is to be got out Of the
singers.
The man in khaki was one Of the
song leaders of the war and navy de-
partment commissions on training
camp activities. Under the direction
of Lee f. Hammer, member of the
commission, these earnest, eager men
trained singers and leaders OF sing
ing-labor in environments and naval
stations, in forts and encampments.
And like the man who gave up COM
Portable evening at home to stand In
the rain and give few Of his boys
one last song, they live for the work
they do. Their hearts are in it.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-10-05
Killed BY A Train.

Cumberland.-Ch E. HOller. 81
years old, Baltimore and Ohio brake
man, of Cumberland, was killed at
Glencoe, when he fell under his train
which passed over him. His body was
removed to the home of his father-in-
law, Joseph Kriglein. Hyndman, where
Mr.. Hollers father also resides. Brake
man Holler had lived in Cumberland
a number of years.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-10-05

The death of Maurice Chevreonx, q
French naval engineer, has brought
out the fact that he was the real in
ventor of the Zeppelin airship, since
while employed in the Zeppelin work
shops he designed the six-cyliader mo.
:or which made Count Zeppelin dir.
igible a success.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-10-05

At Aberdeen, Wash, the national
wooden ship keel-laying record has
been broken at the Grays Harbor
Motorship Corporation yard, 10 Sec
onds being the official time. The pre-
vious best time for placing wooden
keel was IL seconds.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-10-05

The result of & census of the Virgin
Islands formerly the Danish West
indies) have just been published in
ali octave volume of TIA pages. The
inventory was made, at the request Of
the Secretary of the Navy, by the
Bureau of the Census of the Depart
ment of Commerce, under the super
vision of Mr. Eugene F. Hartley, chief
statistician for manufactures of the
Census Bureau.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-10-05

A sneezing drill for the prevention
of adenoids is being employed at the
Children's Hospital in London. A pow
der is shaken in front of the children's
noses and the resulting sneeze does
wonders, say the physicians.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-10-05

Two barrels of seed Holsters have
been put into the bay off The
Swampscott shore The Holsters
weighed from three to eight pounds
each and were loaded with from 49,
900 to $4,000 eggs each.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-10-05

The largest flowers in the world,
often more than three feet in diam.
eter and weighing UP to % roune..
are produced by plants growing on
mountains in the Philippines.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-10-05
Busy With His Buos

Busy With His Bugs.
Maid Ito professor in study)-Afad.
am has returned from her weeks trip.
sir.
Professor-Ah! Remind me by and
by to give her kiss.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-10-05

To prevent the waste of labor and
parchment paper and cartons made
for units of butter smaller than the
pound size, the rule prohibiting the
manufacture or sale of butter in less
than pound prints, has been amended
so as to go into effect on January l.
1919. This is to Obviate the waste OF
supplies of paper and cartons already
on hand.
After the first Of the year no quar-
ter or half-pound prints or any prints
less than pound can be sold; except
that retailer ,may cut unit of a
pound or more and sell as desired.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-07
ARREST Of FORME R
FRENCH SOL DIE R.
Z HAI,GED WITH EMBI.LZLENENI
90 NONLh FROM FHfNtn
GOtEIiNNENT

NHH HNI
" ASIiINGTON, Narh e..
/ Charged with the rmbelllcment
~ -cScfh million dullnr~ from
the rrnch government 10 deal
ing- With american motor truck
manufacturers. ! rank !. Gold
'nil, retired French soldier - in
iaii here tonight awaiting EXTRA
diiinn proceedings. Whi'h viii
begin March 2O.
s0ldsuli BIS accused by The French
rmbaasy OF having appropriated 10
hls own use huge commission on
var contracts which he was sent 80
m" niied States 20 execute tor his
government
Dec prisoner declined tp comment
nu thr case. bot H,. counsel talked
freely asserting that his arrest eas
Qlc 200 political sniaronism Tho
ronch ministry they said. looked
with di.ayor on Goldsoll, close az
citations Win Albsrt Thuma. iorm-
"r minister ol munifipu.. aud that
iuum1. $500. tho real objective ui ihe
prosecution
Guld-Oll Nho o. about o. year
odd Nls born ot Russian Jewish par
ruiagr Boo Cleveland ohio hui vent
tD France about 3U year. aeo and
"a. uIiuuulod there boz l'lI when
var .ue declared 90 I'll. hc eu-
listed and ssr..a lur a year a chaut-
Ieur tor STAFF officer before beinE
retired fpI phy Irui 90 ability ll.I
anne Iu America Boo t1lt 200 place OF
ders tor motor truck liis counsel
Admits thar hc MADE mr.r profits
uH fn" Joliter" bun claims this was
permitted and dony any criminal cul-
ruMlIty Nrither the embassy nor
DpIdsull attorney would diyulsr dc
tails a. tlD transaction
Since there can be- no eHtradition |
tor 600 offru.r committed 90 this
.ouuirs Gol.ull was arrested a. his |
hotel here uu warrant technically
charging specifically the larceny ~
900 n France
Counsel tor Guldaull declared that /
proceeding VIII b. resist
nd NHurpu
Cullsull reported io he wealthy
having been heavy inyo tor In am-
"nterpr r. Boz France, Eng
land and GorWaus
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-07
CORN CLOSE STEADY
OATS ST R 0 N c { R
ESTIMATED OTNL STO,k OI
conn ~ FARMS stHrA>SIS
pHINtot : RECORDS

CHICAGO. March Corn
hua-h' better prices to-day. hclping
iiifIr bl Improvement in the aver
arc quality of arrivals The mar.
ke' closed steady aith Nav sI-1l
Cd u.f advance of shade cat.
raIued ~ = Co rroyi ions
RANGED from d cents decline to "a
.l-e of CO.. cents
Nearly halls of the supply OF corn
.nniur In sull contained more than
per cent uf moisture insettled
eeafh.r ami "a falling ofi iu the rap
HiH U. fIe crop movement counted
more nr Jess lu favor OF the ttills
Estimate were current that The
total stock of corn on farm~ Va
ff.l Hoo HHo bu hels. an aggregate
1rpas.ing ans previous records
-rfrfIuess 90 ufferiu n etcep' on
ie Iiei uniurns gave strength o.
ali. auI .o. too. iid export husine-s
pa aay of the guif Estimate oi
farm reserve. taf eeo COS bushels.
failed to keep prizes down
Provision averaged higher al ~
uli of hirher quotations on hos
Most of the huyinE va Cor shorts.
Winter packing "a figured a. sss..
90. sllrI cQullaIcd Win lasl yeaI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-07
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

KANSAS .IrY. No Mach q
CATTLE Receipts 10000. market
closing .'ou i1 steady 20 10 cents
lower native .teers. Se15n ! 3. 90.
native .uu ana heiters S1.s5n
d" IS v0.s.r and feeders. 5000
il-. II''. SIS .aO dia75.
Hogs H.aipts 5000. market
o" fo lU cents higher than yester-
daN.. lfca-e losing 10 to q 3 cents
lower fh.H ffe early market. plck-
rrs cop s1E-- rough heavy hogs
Nl5 heavy hogs. Si6.Go
n lE-H HNed and butchers.
flt.tH f-. light hos sis inH
it.l.. uiEs us.e51 1890. bulk.
tlt..fTi.f Estimated receipts
tomorrow lt With good clear
ln,e ou market
SHEEP I,e eipts t.ooo market
p to IS .cu's higher. lambs. sl5.Ii
~ 1898. f.fs. $1,000 ff l. 30.
Neih'rs $40 rHTus50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-07
GOOD BYE BACKACHE, KIDNEY
AND BLADDER TROUBLES

For centuries all over the world
GOLD MEDAL tiaarlem On has a..
iorded relief In thousands upon thou
sands 0I cases OF lame back. mm-
hago, scratica. rheumatism. guu
stones. gravel and all other affect
ions Of the Kidney liver. stomach.
bladder and allied organs o. acts
quickly o. docs the work D.
clcanses your kidneys ana purinoa
the blood n makes new man. "a
new woman. o. you % frequently
wards or attacks 0f mo- dread and
fatal diseases OF tho Kidneys o. s.i
en- completely cures the distressing
diseases ol the organs OF the body
allied with tho bladder and kidney
Bloody or cloudy urino. sediment 1r
"brlck-dust" Indicate au unhealthy
condition
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-07
KANSAS CITY GRAIN

KANSAS OrrY. Mo, March e.
CASH OuE\ No o white. $500 40
.lu SO white. tl.94ul.gN. No.
= white tI,.ulN1. No. mixed.
81 >oH IH. 40 mixed. Si.72H
l,". N" mixed. yl.G3H l.61; No.
yellow s'Poa . 90. 40 yell
low f.t.H I>o. 80 yellow.
SLOT Is.
ONTs ~. white. gaH o2 10.
\1. white s. l-eHN3. SO mix
rd. go HH $50 % MIXED. >> l-2H
so Nu rat 500 90. SO red.
-. I..n.t
kAFfIN so. . white. S3.1tV
tNa 800 white. t3.1lu3.s7.
MILD MAIZE so. g.. S3.1OH
.I1 80 GNN3.15.
UAEIF' No. 4 $4,000 2'O.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-07


Gardener u some para n fH0
United States face 90 .eed famine
40 over ihr country good price.
viii boz higher thn gur than ..H
ana they were maher Iu I9It IHHu
ever before
seodmon deny chlrm of profit
tearing They blame fhr threatened
gmine boz o., s1.t 600 fhr railroad
freight i.c.up. and tns mgh price.
they insist lrD due 400 Ih, bnrHrr
and ihe higher cost UI prudurl.
fp"i" la.t tolr
War and weather ZOO Hr.r..I OFF
bringing about ihr shortage THs tlr
cut of seed importation. from
abroad Tho weafhcf nH aI brine
ing early fro.ts. hurt tho .e.d crup.
"yoryH hero boz The northern tltr
Little pr uu garden .r,f Hur
vested Boo southern #iatne ,s,srt Boz.
individual gardener I0r fhnIr own
uHo Georgia alone compete. with
N"hru ka lH producer ul uHt.r
melon seed
20" principal garden ..rd rradur
inr states are California NrW Irr
.ny Sow York Michigan. Connect
cur ohio. Nrhu .ka. tDnur.tIrut
Ohio Nebraska Minnesota Iowa auI
Wisconsin
lnIporWiiona u' erod before Tho
war were from France. Germany.
Denmark Holland lud DmHll Th,..
have practically topped excepting
Canadian importation
go that's Nbr fb,ra seed
shortage
liut seed shortage and the
c"n~equrnt higher ptirr- .huuld
not spell garden ut fund short.
agy.
For many gardeners aH.I. .rsG
They SOW ioo thIctN Thr eofIuf 3D.
broadcast when moor. food and n.i.
Ger viii boz produced 20, careful snu
iur 100 row. at proper distance.
Especially Tho amateur gardener
Co wI.trr n' .rnd Il. doesn't uuk
when hc be- sowing fHH while tEu
rood may boz tru mlI tH. Dol rf Coz
root muy boo ,.u '1rer .rI u.un.
much room IHn VI.. r.mu.r lr
ure nui how rrrr .hr p.ni t.I Do,
and double iMf Ii.fu.. m HI.p
piur seed r'n f.. mmR
NnIr than rtr. U.ur, tm...t
haa ur'i fIr coed com. ,uHfmr H.
sowing season Wttr rrrrf ..nd
count ny .un|u. rr..I. HnH Iur.
pIuu0.ur FNur rlfI.n ROW..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-07

DO not delay o. minute f your
back aches or you are sore across tho
loins or have difficulty n urlnatine
Co 20 your druggist o. once and get
box 81 imported GOLD MEDAL
iiaarlom On Capsule Thcy are
pleasant and sassy tD take They DIS
solve m the stomach and fhe k.d
uoya soak Ip mo 900 Ike sponge
does water rhef thoroughly cleanse
and wash o1f ths bladder and kid
ncy and throw Dff fbo Irf'lmma
zion which fho cause OIL fHs 'rpu
h'r Your druggist UIl rhr'rfully
refund yDlr money Do y0u arc nnf
satisfied aIf.. ID f.p 1lF u.' Ar
oep' oHy fh. pure original GOLD
MEDAL naarIam Du Capsule Some
other genuine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-07
sTOCK1lESULTORY.
B 0 n D. DECLINED.
RAILS AM sTEEIs lid THE
TEADINDN INTIM
of EAHI lDEVEi0rMENTs

10 Auo,iatsd
NEW YORl March . -Rail and
steels sharedhe honor OF today e
desult0ry I'D market the former
advancing Cis points on intima-
lions ~ earllfedefal development
favorable 10 u transportation .ss-
tens. and thtntter re- ponding sub
siantially 10 he very favorable eE.
hibit OF earnis
Pools Wefs'ss con p.cuuu spec
ulatiye ls.uellike General Motors.
Baldwin lamoiiye and Mexican
Petroleum hiding within compare
lively restrict limits and ending a.
net rece.Ig of ! 10 points
Sales amount 10 2as 600 shares
can loan Ailed a' 81. per cent
with an abunlnce ~ offeriue lires
were alain . only feature OF the
foreign evchigc market rllyug
lightly fromlecent acute ~eatnoa'.
Investment hpnf,, continued 10
shade on llrf dealing bat the Lib
criy group ltdencd after oarly ir.
regularity Sal sales. par y1lle
aggregated siru.00u
United St4s old declined Us
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-07

~ Universal OF Mexico city, which
wl- received here today Dr Suiroh
va. said 90 have reYOl'nd with 70
small band of men. lie was Killed
while trying zoo escape the KILN
being justified 10y the ancient Icy
upa or law 20. flight which per
mit- the shouting of Or.'"o~s trying
10 escape. the paper stated.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-07
FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK

FORT WORTH. Texas March 6.
HOGS gr.Hnts -.t00. market
closed o. fU Is cents HIGHER. too
SIC 20 hulk ila.Tsh 1850.
CATTLE ilsa eipts t.s0e iuclud
ina 5000 caite. half OF run not IN
vet beef steer, 10 cents higher. TOP
81 tn. bulls ffa. 00f 90. cows
strong top s. 90. bulk S. 800
30. ht.fer fronr top s. 20. bulk
s. ieH fH bulls strong S. o. s.
20 calves teaiy. top Sl2."n.
huli 81 sHn lo.s0. stOckers an
steady siecrs s.oaG SEQ; cows
and heifsrs. fe.aouS So. Cslves
g. 80 20 ia 90.
SHEEP M rsceinfs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-07

NEN lOWk March % Following
lhr arrest at Washington today ol
Frank j GpldsoIl ACCUSED Dos tho
French government col the cmbol-
clement ni from tH. sUu.uul 600 So
nuu uHa tho oincpa ui the Alliance
Nutors corporation in this city Noro
liIed D, NlIrod 70 Rocker deputy
|ai. aiiurur, general Action was
a.rH Nr Hesker aid ai the re-
quest of Nmbas.ado Ju 4eruud ho
hrl fho attorney scneral's office
1890 months t.O io investigate Gold
.HI.. uuir While Guldsull B. moi
m officer o. the Aliauc. Motors
Corporation h' has admitted that
Ur b.. up, uI The principal owners.
according goo Nr Becker
Tho intp.ueIiipu ol Goldsoll's at
Hif. .l. hrru under way tor The pa Z
iNu months. said Mr. llechcr and
HuI uf fhr evidence procured ha-
been forwarded to France % IN,
HDrn found fhli Goldspll has been in
r...U oI commits siui, RANGING from
-. poo N uor cent from the different
automobile IHH motor truck cnmpan
900. AN col France forbid th'
collection OFF commit ious los govern
uau' officer when they are engaged
H H mriormaurr uf their duties
uI fH u Is believed viii br The
H..I. uI ,HHr.. guld.oll viii be- com
rIIaI 200 uDe bould hc hc returned
zoo IIau..
Str Gr.... said chat Gold.oll had
5000, Iu. tro bought t3.uuu,n1n oi
IibrrN 1.uIs aud that Tor th" col.
'uein. twenty days nr .old slou.-
5000 % U... uI. .JIcs ErC-afiur g..
Hnu U"H Ihi. liquidation accord.
Iur Ju 30. Becker caused o. material
ra.. Iou bon fHr price u, tfp bonds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-07
Il FILED -
AGAINST SEAIiS-I,OEBl Ck

WASHINGTON. March C. Sears.
Roebuck and Company was made
defendant in complaint filed by
the federal trade commission today.
charging the concern with unfair
business methods.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-07
MEXICAN WHO RENOITEn
KILLED WHILE ESt ApING

NN a .Huli uifN Irf"H
III pASO. Tex. March b. Dr
jos, Slroh, o member oi the NcN-
can house OF deputies. rom guerra
faro. was ,hot and killed m ne state
of Qu"uIaro recently. according 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-07

NEW NORN. March g Lead st"l
dy spot go "a 10; spelter dun
spot Fast 81 Lou,i delivery offered
ut tt0
bar silver Sc is.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-07

NrW YORK.. March u Cotton
closed steady u net loss ot 20 tn
"G point.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-07

NUtIil. GARDEN
SIiu COMES IRON

= NnIHE GARDEN 4
= SEIn COMES IRON 4
= U..u Sew York Sew I
= I... California Michigan 1
= Canada
: &c.. Sow Yort GAIA #.
T. Urni.
= cabbage Long IUuI .
: Connecticut
' carrot california com .
= uDHIruf 1
, ..nr California
, Sweet Corn ohio NIrn 1
: H Sew 'nrL. Connection I
= ...If..H
: Cucumber NI,hiwu 80. .
= |r. N.V lUrl
= I.EuuUt N.U lrr..t
3 .H Connecticut N.R .
= |.r Ulout .laudI
= fHr. california
: WASHINGTON NirhIr1n I
+ N.H lrrgy Nebraska I
> uuu California Sew I
= |m Connecticut V,bi 4
p I.r ..p Connection I
I.H Michigan W..ur /.
= ..a York Canada
, T.rp.. Sew Ier.r, 4
, Pumpkin Nebraska 1
= Tomato N.u jersey 1
, u.HIeu Iowa 4
Evening star., 1918-01-27
q y

Representatives ].
Hampton Moore Of
Pennsylvania and
Frederick N. Zihl-
man of Maryland
ask Uncle Sam to
take over and oper-
ate Chesapeake and
Ohio canal as a re-
lief to the railroads
and to help break the
fuel famine. In civil
war days 500 canal
boats were a big fac
tor in supplying
Washington with
food.
Evening star., 1918-01-27

An Informal committee Of
Robert Howard Brooks
Wted SchoH
Association and Representative
Representative the photo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
TOTAL WAR COST OF
ALL ALLIES REACHES
z HUNDRED BILLION
Three-fourths of Huge Sum Has
Been Raised by War Loans
Entente Debts Twice Those of
Central Powers.

Washington. Nov. lg-Thc direct
cost OF the war for all hclligorcut ul.
lions to last MAY ] was reported 1T
about $4,000. 600. 900 by the federal
reserve board bulletin, ISSUED today.
and n Is estimated the cost will
amount 10 nearly S2OO. OuU. 600. 600
before tho end OF this vent. These
calculations were compiled bN tho
board from various sources aud whil'
their accuracy Is not vouohri for. the
board believes The figures are sub
stanti0lly correct.
For purely military and naval pur.
poses IL Is estimated that AN bcllig-
.reuts a spent about SIS" 600. 600
coo TO Nav /. or about thr,c-tourths
of the total war cost. rho balance
represented interest ON debts and
other indirect war expenses
How the cost mounted from year
To IA ~ Illustrated bN fluctuations
showing mat tho mobilization and tho
first five months of the war IN 1Ilt
cost all bclligorcntH about 10000
OOO. 600. IN 1915 th, expense Jumped
to S26. 900. 600. 900. IN 1915 they iu-
creased to s3S. 600. O00. 900. and IN
1917 thcs were estimated ~ 500. upu.-
600. 00Q. This year expenses lave run
u little above last years rate.
About Sl5O.0 600. 0OO. 600 of the total
var cost has been raised 10y war loans
lay various nations and comparatively
little 10y taxation The pubts debt or
the principal entente allie Is calculat
ed ut approximately St0b 600. O00. 00u.
or more than twice as much as the
aggregate debt OF the central powers
set AZ 5000 600. 600. This does not
TAKE into consideration debt incurred
since last MAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
LOOK At CH|LD'S
TONGUE WHEN CROSS.
FEVER|SH AND SICK
Take nc chances! Move poisons
from liver and bowels
at once.

Mothers can rest easy after giving
california Syrup oi Figs because in
a lew hours all the cloRgcd nap waste.
sour bile ana fermcnting FOO gently
moves out OF the bowels. and you have
% woll. playful child again. Childr,n
simply viii not take the time from
play To empty their bowels. and they
become tightly packed. liver gets slug
SSH and stomach disurd,rod.
Whom cross. teNcrish. restless. scc &C.
tongue is coated, then give this deli
cious mutt laxative" ChIldrcu love
ll ana o. can not cause injury. No
difference what 1Ils your little one
30 tull OF cold. or "a sore throat. diar-
rhocn, stomaCh-achc. bad breath. re-
member, "a gentle inside cieansing
should always DE the first treatment
given. Fun directions for babies.
children of an ages and Erown-ups
are printed on each bottle.
Erwdrr OF counterfeit fig syrups
ASK Nour druggist for a bottle OF
california syrup of Figs" thou look
carefully and see that IL Is mad. bl
the california Fig syrup Company
w mukr ma smaller size. Hand back
with contempt u other ng syrup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
Work at Funston
Active in Peace

Camp Funston. kas.. Nov. 19.-Thc
arrival OF thr peuco dove uas not as
yet curtailed the routine training OF
u-httng men Boz this camp Training
IN ull departments continue with app
parcutiy the same rigur as was main
tanned whom the boys believed that
they had &c good chance oi gotting
over thorc' TO chase the Germans.
An advanced course iu ovcrV rami-
ficatiou ct trench warfare ig being
given 60 IL group OF picked mon from
the lbtfh depot brigade ON smoky
litil Flats ~ includes buvonct fight
tuG. hand grenade wartut, and pruC-
tc".m going over IN, top Lieut. Os-
huthc Wood. son of Major General
wood, is onc OF tho chief instructors
while tho detachment m present ~ in
command OF col VI Q BigcloW, com
mandor of the roam and col . l.
HAIL Jr, senior instructor of the
brigade.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19

power TO have everything that the little folks could pos
sibly wish for.
This has been no small job because of course we only
wanted made in America" toys and at last they are
all here.
Toys that are good for your children because they are
Amencan-and talk Of dolls, why, we have a whole
town of the cutest little lovable dolls you ever saw.
Then there are beds and carriages and doll houses too.
The boy will find his real heaven of delight here with
telegraph sets, electric motors, steam engines and all the
workshops TO operate with them.
Don forget, THIRD FLOOR, and come early.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
Costa Rican Says
Government Foes
InsuIted America

Washington. Nov. lP-Samuel y.
Piza. secretary iu charge Of tho costa
liicaS agency here. said In "a state
mcui today that enemies Of the exist
Ing government were responsible for
incidents 1t san Jose. which ave rise
10 reports that hostility had been
shown toward Americans during the
celebration of the signing of the arm
isticc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
The Happiest Event
in World History

was heralded by music, when the angels on the
first Christmas morn sang of the birth of the Savior
Music, in all ages, has been mans natural cypres-
sion of joy. Today, when the world is rejoicing in
an event that means more to humanity than any
other since the coming Of the Infant Christ, let
Your heart respond TO the inspiring music that
the worlds greatest artists will sing md play
for you through the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
There Is Dignity in These
Clocks

4 splendid Eift and
SO 10 ans
room. Tho selection
is so large We adj
Vifo that YOU come
an and look them
over 40 matter if
you buy or not Wo
Will ho glad.o show
you them Jcwelfv
Section. Main Floor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
CanceHing Naval
Contracts Rapidly

Washington, Nov 1g.-NuNal ord
nance contracts amounting to xi2l,-
500. o have been cancelled since hos
tiiitics ceased. Rear Admiral Earle.
chief OF the nuNtl ordnance bureau,
told the house naval committee today
when IN" committee began framing
the 1890 naval appropriation bill
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
By Ripley.

Thousands ana thousands OF them
have heon taught to p~lhy--and taught
the value of physical exercise They
have been tnurht GO play our gumes
20 box. swim. run jump ana to
play baseball football ana the other
games.
Athletics will flourish and records
VIII fali,
And anotner thing. the returning
soldiers viii have something 10 say
about ro.estahlishiuE the nport OF box
ing tb,cughout the eguu'ry'