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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14

-armin Sepirlg uno Samilie, bon
&binelun5, lparen am letter. @ontag
bier, uuf @iud BEL Srou abbp
Soned.
-9ie folgenoen SeriOncn bon ct.
2ol,is poren am porigen Oonnerstag
bier, Inn Dem 9egrdbnib hires Ser
n%anoten, bcs p%eritorbenen Gbas. 6.
Iallsbunb beisuipobnen: Cigar l,nb
2pon Mai,sbunb, ". q. Sdlougb
ino @nttin. Sol, g. Soeroen uno
Satin. iopie Sralt 2uoiuig &eune
ncbit So6ter, SRI. Carmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on June
6, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
-&alter Soenlann uno @attin
limo ont lcsten Samstag bon 2ittle
Sails, Minn., bier eingetroffen, nno
meroen iid Elm paar @od,en BEL Srul,
Soemam's Safer, BIB. SCHUBERT,
aufbalten. Serr Socmann mar in
|Sittle Sails ser Better zines &auf-
manns>- @eidaft. gr gebort 81,
&lalie 1 uno miro mabrideinIid II,
ndfIter 3eit gum militdriiden OienIt
einbcrufen merben.
-Gbas. Summert, 2ouis Sic.
ipalo, ailg. Soffmann, @m. Scmcper
lillo Sp. Sipsfod, aus Der Rdbe bon
Eotsoam, maren am Ietten Rontag
bier CUR ansfertigrng bon Yapieren,
Inn fiir 2ouis 2ipsfod, meIder i'm
militariiden 9ienit lit, etnen llrlaub
5l erbalten. 2estcrer bat mebrcre
ader @eisen lpclder balO our grnte
reif iein miro.
-Sernnann bot fir $12,505.5 "a
&riegslparmarfen berfauft. Srot.
DEM Dies mebr aIs ipie Die SGlfte Def
len 1T, luas bas gan5e gountp g~efauft
bot, lit es bel @eitem nod ni6t gen,,g.
Sos Guotllm bon Sermann lit ltr,ee-
tabr $4,000, ODER $40 auf Die Ser
ION. @ir baben bis iebt I'M Surd.
idnitt nur Sc aui Ole Ycrion. gs
befinoen lid bier iiber 100 iiinge ger.
lot,en. pelde einen gi,ten 8%eroienit
baberL pclfe aber nidt cine ein5iae
&rtegsiparmarfe beiieen. Sinh sic
cine bon bicicn Ierionen?
-Sugb Simmer fam am 9ienstae
oteier @ode bon @asconabe bicrber
iinb ilbergab Ser Organization ocs
Hotben &reu5es $3.50, Den 3elt Der
geitra9e lpeldle er i'm @aseonaoe
Sduloiifrift fiir ben 3mciten ariees.
fonS ocs &otben 9reilses erbalten
batte. Das Guotiim bon @aseona6e
mar $195 unb Die geitrage betrliaen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14

-Sobn 6ocritcr uno @attin fonlcl
am p%ergnnacncn Sonltng bon ct
Spltis I'M Gcruonotc 5l beiuden.
Strait GGas. &lif unb Spdtcr.
SRI. 2i35ic, bcinnoen lid lebtcn Conn.
tag l1rto Montog in ct. 2oliis.
-Irnlin &elmc uno Snmilie inn
ouf Die Gbas. Sor0an Sarm gc5ogen,
no SER aclune 9Irbcit crbulten bat.
g. .. Scfemcicr, Scr &aufmamn
bon Stolpe, bcfano lid am lctten
Samstag, gcidGitsbuIbcr, bier in ser
Staot.
-Sobn u. Hbclps unb ociicn Sobn
Ilpin, bon 9lunO, morcln an lesten
Iienstag bier in gci6Gftli6en Inge.
lcge1beiten.
SIN Ser Gpang. ct. Eouls Stride
miro am fommcnbcn Spnntag fem
@ottesbicnit itottfinbcn. Die Conn.
tagsidule miro icood) sur gclpobn-
3cit gcbnltcn perhen.
ben Hpit mar einige Gage Ser
uorigcn ISOLDE in G%alialpop Gountp.
Serr &oIt bot filralit BORT cine Sorm
gefallft unb miro bicIelbe ipabri6ein.
lid in nGhiter 3eit ilbcrnebmen.
Quit. 2oboubc llno Galll Woos.
mann, btc SiebbGnoler bon 9eraer,
famcn am leetcn Mittlpp6 bier on
NIT elmer In5abl idloner Sferbe, mel,
die Iie in Sutton. no. gefauit batten.
-SrieocnSrid,ter 9(ntnn &arI, bon
Galc, bot feline &onbioatltr fir bas
Inlt bcs bcilibcnocn Gi6tcrs bes @e.
ridts bon @arren Gpuntp our Insci-
&C gebro6t.
-5bcriff 0icsel bilft Dem 4rbci-
tcrmangel in Scr Stabt aus llnb iorat
ol gleider 3eit bofiir ooB Die Goun-
tp . @efansencn ibr 9ef6itiguna Der.
oienen. Im lettcn Sienstae nabm
CT stuei @eiangene aus Dem &arser
ilno periuanbtc bicielbcn gum 8oblcn.
idaufeln, fir oic ggscrs Millina
60.
-MnlaBlid Der Gruci,erullq ieines
announcements auf bas Solfsblott
Idrcibt inns SEER Casper $. Sbee,
bon Ibolt, Mo.. inter Inberem mie
folgt: Scr @ci5en liebt bier Iebr gut
aus; pert man obcr rcdt nahiiebt,
oann 5eist es iid Dab oie acbrcn
nidt gefiillt iino. Gs mar bier Al,
nab fir Den @ei5en. Oas aorn lit
%ltcllcnpciie gut; bicle Sarmcr ml,B.
ten aber na6pflanaen, bonn bas
Saatforn mar bier iebr ror." Z
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
Sattc feline Iesiitriernnss-6arte

S1criif u. ". Siebel nabnl an
lebtcn Sienstag eincn iirgen Munrl
in Sbbllt Den or ais blinbcn Eaiia-
sier AM ser DO. Gac. 9abn ianb.
"a in oieien &~riegs5eiten bas Saul
lcn5cn niht geoulbrt miro, perlongtc
Sberiif Gietcl Die Hcgiitricrungs-
farte ocs jlttgcn Burden unO als
ocrieIbe feline iolde Garte por5eigen
fcnntc, nabnt ser Sberiff oenielben
mad Dem 8cfGnsniB, bis bon ser 60
t~aIbcb6rbe in Bloomington, SlIs.
Nadri6t %cintrifft. Der Damn mel.
der iid Srpille Inberion nennt, sicbt
an BORT pobnbaft 81 iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
8%alaenhnmpr.

ngein, mas baben sic Dor Scsbrer
Sinridtung nod fir einen @rnid2"
DELINQUENT: SD modte mir germ
N1it trinfen, baB i'd BEL Ser @e-
fdihte Sen 3opf niht perIiere."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14


Clos. Slime ltllo Irnolo Sum
inert, beialtben ii6 alll lestcn Diens
tag bier, in 9eibditen.
Capt. Otto Nerbrlier lit geeell
pGrtig Der Stellernlnm ailf Den
SGbrboot r8crnlam."
-Sugo Sbicn1ann lnb Satin, Dor
Ct. Souis mcilen sur 3eit nri, geillf
bel Ierluanoten an Holte g..
Sooner @alfcr, Selcgrapbiit Der
500. Hac. gnbn, lit bon Marid)oIl
mad Saboobie, Mp. pcrieBt poroen.
-5eroinano Gfuutid lino 6anlilic
befanOen iid ilbcr lepten Sanstag
ltno Sonntdg Der Scrponbtcn, in
Berger.
Sri. Martbd aolb. bon Ct.
2ouis, mar mcbrere Gage DER porigen
ISOLDE bier, allf 9ciu6 bel ibren 9ln.
geborigen.
81. $. aasmam llno Snmilie
iinb am letter Montag mad ct.
Souis gereiit. Srrr aasmunl1 miro
iih I'M oortigen gben Seminar mcb.
rere @oden bem Stuoium tpionler.
81. &. alin5nldnn beilld,t gegen.
DGrtig oie Staats . Normalifule in
Cape @irnroeall Mo. Seine 5onlilie
miro Sen CONNER iiber bier Der.
bleiben.
IS. Srebr. Sdott, nebit 8attin
nnb SRI. 2alira Soeifer, bon Setter.
ion Gitp, lparen an Dergangencn !
Sonntag bic @Gitc bon Hi6ter Sbeo.
@roi nnb @attin.
SRI. Innie aloppcnborg, wel6c
felt 5ipci @oden bier, bel ibren 81
tern, aue. &loppenhorg ,,nb Satin.
aui 9eilf gepeicn mar, lit am Won.
tag oieier @ode tpteocr nod Chicago
sereiit.
g. $. Shpeigbauier Better
bes Some Rcitauront. in Morriion,
unb Sreb Soellc, @eihGitsfiibrer Der
@asco 2umbcr & Undertaking 60.
eleidfolls in ABORTION, maren
ant 0ienstag bicier ISOLDE, &c.
idGitsbolber, bier in Der Stoot.
-Sarrp Sail unS @ottin maren.
ant pprigen Gonncrstag bier, ollf Ger
Surhreiie BON Ga Groiie, Som. nod
ibrem Seim in Berger. Serr Sail bat
cine 2ehreritelle an elmer Stule in
&anias Gitp erbaItcn lnb oaber icinc
Stelle als SUPERINTENDENT ser Shu.
len po' go Crosse a~lugcgcben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
STATE BANK
OF BAY. MISSOURI

@eerlnbet 1911.
&apital $4,000. lleberiduB $4,000
@rtbaben iiber $4,000.
getreibt elm augemeines Yantaeihdft.
8e3ablt 4 Yrp3ent auf lett epoiiten.
8e5ahlt 3 YrDsent auf Spar eppiiten.
Dat Sid3erbeitse9 epufit.&dten su bernie.
then.
unb bittet ireunblidf nm cure aunb:
fhaft.
Si~rettDren:
Simon 8oe9er. g. u. Meper,
q. gngelbreht, u. y. Wpeuer,
1tep. 8nihmann, gbas. @. Drpen,
Senrp 9anqenbers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14

Oireftprcn:
81. q. 9reltcr, Nobt. @alfer
SenrD Grass, @enrg S. Sefotte
Senrp Sdsner, 8. s. Stoenner
q. 9. @aIfer, Gaiiirer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14

True translation flied with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on June
13, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6 1917.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-29
TAX BODY REDUCES
SHEEP VALUATION
FOR THE YEAR 1878
Committee Representing New
Mexico Wool Growers Associa.
ton Petitions Tax Commission
Two Days Ago.

\ committee appointed by the New
Mexico Wool Growers association this
week appeared before the state tax
commission IN Santa Fe and asked for
a reduction In h assessed valuation
OF sheep in the state OF New Mexico.
on the grounds that the sheep grow
ers of h state haVc been very hard
pressed during the last year and that
there has been a 80 per cent reduction
Ia the value of lambs. compared with
1917.
The commission granted "a reduction
Ot 90 per cent In the tax valuation ct
sheep for 1917 The committee that
waited on the commission consisted Of
I'd. O. Otero and Walter connrll. They
"petiuon"d in behalf of all the sheep
growers uf the state.
Following are the reductions made
by the tax commission Common
sheep. assessed s. in 1918 will be as
SesScd Si.2b IN 1918 common sheep,
under ~ year. formerly assessed at
81, reduced 10 81 ga; improved sheep,
formerly assessed -, reduced To SO
%; improved sheep. under one year.
formerly s.. leduced to N2s thor
ouEhbred sheep. formerly 81, reduced
"a - p. thoroughbred sheep, under
one year. formerly 81. reduced To ~ .
%. improved bucks. formerly 500, re-
duced to SIS, thoroughbred bucks un.
der one year, formerly SIS, reduced
ts NIN.1s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-29
ANNUAL CONVENTION
OF STATE G. P. A. TO
START HERE DEC. Il
Many Important Suggestions to Be
Made to the State Legislature
Will Be Determined Upon at the
Meeting of Sportsmen.

Thursday. December u. has been
- the date Tor the unnual con
Nention Of the New Mexico Game Pro-
tsctive association The sessions Will
take place at the Albuquerque cham
her Of Commerce. state Game War
den a |l;ouault. Ir, auG officials OF
the - T. \. today began outlining
the program for the meeting
Working TOT q state game warden
s~atisfactoTy to the sportsmeu OF the
state viii he the principal business OF
the convention. GoNcruor.oiect Lar
ragoio. IL Is said, has already prom
ised the O. 4 A. q voice In the selcc-
ton OF "A warden, 10 serve during his
administration. a. T.. A. officials
claim that without an efficient and
Woodworking game warden the vol
untury efforts OF the Sportsmeu of the
state TO preserve the game would be
Largely hullified
\ complete schedule of needed
changes in the state game lnw VIII al
so hr taken up hN he convention y
a.. T. \. plans 60 go before the com-
ing Legislature with "a complc'" pro-
gram og notifications Tor The game
law which has previously been agreed
upun by every sportsman ntFtnlHh-
tion in Sew Mexico. \ proposed clos
ed season on deer n turkey tn, re-
vision Of the hunting aud fishing 10.
rrnSf requirements Wv NllHh'N"
the state law into conformity with the
federal migratory bird law. ana OF IN"
insertion into the state law of q CLAUSE
p%rpVrnting he appropriation OF the
Lnme protection FUND Tor other pur
noses. will be- among the ptiucipal
Items To be- discussed
The new local game protective as
socittions recently organized az 'hn.
ma. Gallup Cdrrizo2u ana vi laso VIII
Also probably be proposed tor formal
admission To- membership In IN" state
organization New officers OF IN" state
organization Will also he elected,
In addition 10 the regular delegates
from each local organization who VIII
Ice expected to attend. the @ - \ IN
,ites every sportsman I'm the state ana
all other persons Interested ~ gam"
aud fish and the protection "t VIA
Ufs to- attend the convention
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-29
CITY PLANNING BIG
MEETING OF MAYORS
HERE IN DECEMBER
Newly Elected Members of the
Legislature Will Probably At.
tend Conference to Study City
Matters.

II plans now being made hy the oity
commissioners matcrlJlil'. members
OF the state Legislature viii o., Invited
to attend the meeting OF cit, mayors
and city attorneys ~ O. McNicu.
which will be held IN Albuquerque on
December ~. II is understood that
several members 81 th, legislature
who were elected at the last election.
have expressed their Willingness 20 at
tend the conference la order to study
the problems that are confronting
municipalities IN the state
a program Is being arranged for
the conference. the mayors uf differ
cnt cities will uo asked To present some
subject Cor discussion 90 tho meeting.
Tho city commissioner TODAY are
sending out the following letter TO
mayors and city attorney
referring to former letter concern
Ing relief To- municipalities. either bN
legislation Ia be planned with q view
OF asking assistance from u icgisld-
ture at the coming session to bee held
this wlntcr. OF hN a combination uf
our best thoughts and the solving OF
our own troubles. - viii remember
that at hat time We suggested the
hultluE 81 a conference Dt convention
OF mayors u legal advisors of
municipalities
W. are of the opinion nat some
thing is Urgent to be- accomplished 60
give rs this relief. and this h. to advise
YOU that u commission believes n
necessary tina We hold such q com
Ncntiou here iu Albuquerque. conn
mencinr say December -. and we
would urge yoUr acceptance of an IN
Nitatiou 20 bee present on such a SAY.
suggesting that your city attorney tc-
company YOU
We assume that YOU are In the
same position hat our municipality
finds itself IN that he peopl" are con
tinually demanding NOR" IN TIA" va
Of improvements. our incom" N not
increasing and ny easSn OF statute
prevailing. We are unabl" To make
of the community. but We do believe
from our Investigation hat with 4
concerted effort on The part Of th'
municipalities. and Il We combine up
ON some program rs q result of our
deliberations. that 10y II personal In
nuenc"s w cam bring TO bear upon
the members ~ our Legislature" due 10
convene. W tan expect relief.
we are contemplating IA" making
up uf q program which viii tll one
day or perhaps three sessions and az
The same time apprcciatinE that the
subject ~ of sufficient imp1rtanc" tu
warrant our %spcn,ing even a longer
time in The discussion and planning.
Itealizing that tonne one must taxi the
initiative. We Will at nee formulate -
tentative program. but meantime
would especially request suggestions
from YOU as to subjects tu be discuss
cd. aud II YOU 1r" particularly loaded
on any of thr." SUBJECTS ~ Hill bc Qua
pleasure Co include >nu In tn" pro-
gram
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-29
NOTICE TO BUSINESS COiIIGi.
SIInI MY

II Is hoped that all students VIII
MAX, a special effort 20 DE on hand
next Monday morning. boccmbrr ..
IN time FOR opening We shall cali
school ~ the regular time, $50. Oh
Monday, bat II may be found fouHihlc
and desirable go lcnEth'u th' day
somewhat ia order to make up, SO iar
as possible. for the time lost h> the
eight weeks we have been closed.
Nirht school viii also hc r~c-0pcucd
Monday nj Z y m, aud We hope uli
who possibly can viii DO on hand.
Arrangements have hccn made whore
hN Spanish viii be offered IN the
evening school Those who wish 10
take tins subject only viii bo given
u special rate
Dr Hope viii have charge ui the
dailN inspection OF m" sohaol, teach
Crs and students, iS required 10Y The
board of health.
AIUrQi'ERQIE BtSINESS cot
LEGE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-29

i-friii.u. viii leave Minneapolis. today
o.. Wa hlurtuu where ht has been
Called for BE- conference ou tood dd
HIui~truuon questions Mr Johnston
%, ',po,trd to return Co Albuquerque
m about TEN DAYS.
Dui o. Is o. SELLERS reports that
ul roads west are closed. with the rN-
uruflun of the cute south los wJY ot
|sn.urru. san MurciHl. Hillsburo and
UruIuE. tu ease Of u snow storm 40
HIllahnto COL Sellers says. p"mius
ml, Dee reached hy divcrtinH at the
Elephant Butte darn. 90 ~ ptso, and
thDu Co. Drmlup.
Word WIS received in Albuquerque
this morning hat Thco nm. who lived
iu tht city three years ago. died 100
October from wounds received iu ac-
tiuu with the American rNpchitionary
furoos lu finance. Tho parents OF the
young man live 80 the clyde ranch.
ucar las Vegas and ARE well known
here.
Npbio smith. arrested last night on
a charge ut d%.surdcrlN conduct. was
fiuna $50 boo police court this murninr
Jurk Warren wuH arrested last night
GOA a charge uf being drunk lie told
Ioliro Judge Mcclellan that hc bought
the liquor before th, prohibition law
went into effect lic was fined SO.
Jack HANDLE. arrested last night hN
= 90 NNHNNM AH| HN"NHNN NfN m ANHNN hF W.
disordrrly conduct was fined $50 in
police court TINS morniuE hy Police
Judge W W Mcclellan
Two ntcwou uf the Go, trHl fire sta
ton are 100 tt tu'ir uuuIt- with Span
i.h |iutlurnln Louis Ftcdoriaks has
Leon confined to his home for several
DAYS TIN morning Harry Frodcricks
vua stfickou with the diseBs"
word has been received here from
WurYau EYtIuUu fNtf his ttr warren
Graham. Dr. underwent 100 operation
un his throat ut Los Aurelc- Calf
aud thu: the operation was success
tul THE boy was taken to hc cNumlu-
ed uy specialists iu the california citf
j q. Miller assistant district 90.
torucN. returned Yesterday from Gal
lup where he has been attending the
regular term of she district court
there Tho prlud iuty completed its
iu,c-F cation. tud returned 90 uu'
bills luU uiuc ru bills.
GEORGE chapman ur Ontario. cane
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-29
NEWS ITEMS

PAY your cues to the "a.bIt" ,Iut
Four-O Taxi Service Phone 90.
Auto Springs. all mak,s k,tner 60
Taxi Phone ttG Nicholson Tt,.
Col. George H W,.N OF Ip. A.
gclps. be- iu the cit, nu cuisines.
Mrs j. D. white d. 3D. Mountainous
visitor in Albuquerqur
Nj and Mrs. 4 II Corey nf UH.,.
uiN. are visiting FRIEND .u tho ,..
Sparks. ~ the Sncufr. T,I,u.u u.
company. b. in the ci'N .u cuisines.
Mr and Mrs. william TuIiu OF Dra.
Neb are spending a t'N HlF W th.
city
state Game Warden Or Uouuuit Dr..
Mrs. Rouault ana Nil. D,UtldIuo Eou
ault are spending a." d.. 100 AIbu
qucruuo.
: y Kelley is a visitor herc from
Santa Re.
Frank owen. manage of the Santa
Ne Electric company hI. mother and
daughter. Miss Bcss owen Jr" here for
u short visit.
MIR ana Mrs. 9. J Wallace Of Hol-
brook. are here for q f,W DAYS.
George r Brown of bIH-nu ls uu
Albuquerque visitor TODAY
T.. \. Bond. merchuu' 10 Grants b.
here ON business.
y. \. Gilion arrived bort. frpm Los
Angeles ON a short hu u..- trip last
night
Mir. and Mrs j. e Mg,r. and son of
York. Sob. stopped over uIfht her"
cnroutr 10 Los Angelo
GEORGE Fuggett arrived here from
piitu Ranch last nirhf
II Head of Bcrnuhlio. is a business
visitor In the city
\. VI. Harrington b. hero uu "a short
business visit from S1g Francisco.
I.I.. sH..sla .N.lfFH.. ...r.farE 81
the New Mexico Health ls|sociutinH.
has been asked 90 speak ou general
health conditions ~ fh, state az the
church az willard ncNf sunday morn
ing ana ~ EstanCil sunday after
noon.
g. G.. Kircher. forest supervisor frnm
santa re b. iH the rit1 uu business.
James T. Mullen. suu,ryisor ut the
Mauzauo National Forest. returned
from Fort Wingute lls' night suffer
ing from u relapse ut the influenza.
Mr. Mullen LETT Tor The 'uff % Tow days
ago upon tho request ui the federal
authOrttieslthat he assist rffHN Officer
m making plans Tor tn, rr.upcuIug ui
Fort Wingate ~ "a government otd'
aanco depot.
Deputy sheriff Ramon trtiz return.
ed this morning FROM cal Irntn.
where h. was "A wituoss .H % case Doe
ing tried az camp E'uu"t.
Nation Barth 81 this city was mar
ried az Iiho. y. VI. uu November 20
to Mrs celia Hibo. according Go word
received here hy friends
Harold a. Seller. with tho Awori-
can cNpeditionHrv forces Iu France,
has ncen promoted iu second lieu
trmTt Youug S,ilrr has been IN
trnucc since last Augt-' Hc enlisted
In he Ncw McNicu NATIONAL guard
her, horuN before WEI Was declared.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-29
BUILDING CAN Be
CARRIED ON HERE
DURING WINTER
Prospective Real Estate Develop.
r Are Urged by the Chamber
Of Commerce to Start Construc.
ton at Once.

Prospective house builders IN Alhu.
qurrque are urged 10y the Chamber OF
commerce not To wait until spring a.
start construction. but To begin Ut
once Albuquerque weather adapts H.
s"lf 60 building Ia the winter as well
~ spring and summer.
The demands for more houses in
the city are increasing every day aud
the building nf medium sized nome.
offers an attractive financial propO-
sition Those waiting until spring ~
luild in the hope that material aud
labor prices viii be lower by that time
viii undoubtedly he disappointed &c.
cording to Indications at this time
Another reason fur building npw ii
that " every one ut the prospective
builders waits until spring. there viii
be a decided shortage In both men
ana material which viii delay the
completion uf the much needed new
Albuquerque homes.
There Is little question but that tn"
proper type of house viii rent at once
lE the c.iy aud winter building Will
secure early tenants and bring In scv.
crul months rent which would De lost
II construction was postponed until
spring
business men 90 Albuquerque are
unanimous in the opinion that tho
sudden letting down of wnr industries
in the east where many persons wcr"
held ON ccuun of the high salaries.
win result ion t large number ut these
persons moving at uuCc to IN" west
and southwest. The chamber of Com
meror is anxious that these incoming
families may bc able To .ecur" homes
here Immediately upon their arrival
II H. the suggestion of the chamber
Of Commerce that prospective builders
consider the erection Of homes pat
- - N.L. go. - NH
lecture. Ma extreme models are stig
Icstcd and freak types should he oil
'olutrly summed. but homes built
along IN" lines of conservative spanish
architecture will undoubtedly PROVE
very popular here and will add a dis
unctlvcness To- the city which every
Iails Ia find.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-29
Convincing Testimony
Given hy Many albuquerque People.


Experiences old by A%lbunucrque
people
Those who have had weak Md
ncys-
who used DOau's Kidney Pulls
who found the remedy effective -
such statement prove merit,
You might doubt an utter stranger
You must believe Albuquerque PEG.
pie.
Here's Albuquerque proof Verify IL.
Read. Investigate. Br convinced.
Noull find why Albuquerque folks
believe in Doan's.
William II, prohert. ST.. bridge car
penter. 1915 South High street, y. ..
box No. zoe. says; Bridge building
requires much heavy lifting and
working In stopped positions. That
brought on kidney trouble aud rheu-
matte pains Il my back and should
ers. causing me no end 0f misery. I
couldn't stoop or get up quickly be-
cause II the lameness In my hack,
I finally bought Doan's Kidney Pills
at the Alvarado Pharmacy and they
gave ne such excellent relief en- a
few DAYS that I continued taking them
until rid Of the attack, wouldn't
think of taking ans other kidney
medicine than Doan's for ! have
tried many others ana ! know that
Doan's are she hest
Price soc. at an dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's kidney Pills the sans that
Mr. probeTt 81. had. Poster Milhurn
Co, Mfgn.. Buffaie. y. I.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-29
Twin Beds Will Have
Same Cast Playing in
Pacific Coast Cities

The funniest play IN tho world sal
ishur, Field and Margaret MaNu's
famous comedy VIII Ne seen at th'
tr,stil opera house ON Monday ne
cemhcr Wnat e mistake It is to
.uurn.. that modern audiences ,v"
lo.t tIoir taste Tor .tu. Mtrl"str ~"
couledy The reception ut this re-
markahIc play an over the world
proves that wholesnm" comedy thor
ouchly well done, is sim popular the
world over. Twin Reds" IL rs sweet
as "a nut. absolutely ,lcan and entire
Is amusing. II Will b." presented mere
hy Inc same great cast aud production
oreanized especially to play all the
prominent cities in the middle west
and Pacific consi.