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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
AUSTRALIA HAS WHEAT
AVAILABLE FOR ALLIES
Ships Are Needed, However. to De-
Liver the Grain to Eu-
ropean Ports.
URGES MORE RAPID WORK
War Depends on Ships and Ships
depend on Men, Says Louis T..
Post, Assistant Secretary OF La
Dor, In Message.
Thy Associated rress.1


WASHINGTON. February 3.-MilIions
OF bushels of wheat are available in
Australia to feed the armies OF the
allies II only ships can be obtained.
crawford Vaughn. former Premier OF
south Australia. told twenty-e!sht
state directors OF tho Public Service
Reserve. who arc aiding the campaign
70 enroll workers for shipbuildinr.
The prime need OF the allies is
ships" Mr. Vaughn said. There are
to-day Soo.o0o.ooo bushels Of wheat n
my country waiting for tonnage. Tho
workmen In tho yards OF America must
realize that every time they slacken
Up or tako time off. the effect is just
the Same as IL their artillery In France
stopped tho barrags fire during
charge"
Louis F. Post. Assistant Secretary Of
LABOR. sent rcassuring message to
tho States represented by the directors
that the voluntary recruits for indus
TRIAL rervica will be withdrawn from
their present positions In such a way
"a to disturb manufacturing conditions
as little as possible.
We do not want these mon to rush
of to tho shipyards." he said. The
yards arc not ready fer them. We
Will enroll all who are willing 10 serve.
when they will DC met by examiners
who will determine their fitness for
positions. and not until then will they
oa offered Jobs.
Tell your people that the war de-,
Ponds on ships. and tho ships depend
on men. The part America will play
In this war Will depend on the,rcaponse
to this call for shipbuilders."
Cooperation OF all branches OF tho
government and OF the Red Cross was
promised tho State directors IN their
work. The campaign has two weeks
moro to run. and from preliminary
reports, II Is expected the goal OF ESQ.,
600 men enrolled viii be more than
reached.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
DU POINTS TO BUILD
new FEDERAL PLANT
Smokeiess Powder VIII BE Manu-
featured Near Nashville,
Tenn.
ONE MILLION POUNDS DAILY
his VIII BE Capacity of Factories
Contracted For by Government
Officials at Il Cost of Ninety Mil
Lou Dollars.
Especial to The Times pispa,ch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
WILMINGTON. DEL. February B.
Announcement came from Washington
to-day that the United States govern
mcnt has commissioned the On Pont
Engineering Company to act az It's
agent In tho construction of a smoke
less powder plant on the Cumberland
River. near Nashville. Tenn. This plant
viii be similar to the ono on which
tho government began work a month
ago near Charleston. W. Va
Du Font Company officials say that.
as this is government work. they are
not at liberty TO discuss either the
price to DO paid. tho terms OF the con-
tract or the proposed capacity OF the
plant.
The two plants 1t was announced
at Washington at the time the frst
contract was let, will have a combined
capacity Of 100000 pounds OF powder
per day The cos. OF thcse two plants,
according TO Secretary Baker. was 10
DO about 3eo.oooooo.
The experience OF the Du Pont Com
pan5 in building war plants Is taken
as guarantee that this new work
Will be completed in the shortest pos
sibie time. Tho company Is 10 a po-
s!tto1 Of preparedness such az can be
found probably III 10 other powder or.
Can:zatIoa In the world
NEW PLANT TO COBISE
FEATURES OF ALL OTHERS
The building OF the Hopewen plant
at tho beginning ot the European war
and tho rapid expansion OF the Car
ncy's Point and other amoke,css pow
der plants were carried through with
phenomenal success and unprecedented
rapidity. The new plans vii! combine
the features OF both HopewcM and
Carncy's Point plants.
When a contract was let some time
ago for the construction Of the plant
near Charleston, w. Va. the Du Pont
Company turned over to the govern
meat for the benefit OF tho contractors
ard architect. without expense 70 tho
government. all OF its plans and sur
Ycys and complete plant layout, to-
Gether with detailed working draw.
inga OF tho necessary guRcotton and
snnokcless powder plant units. SO that
there might be AS iiule delay as pos
3.blc IN getting these plants ready TO
supply powder for the American
armies.
Thousands OF skilled artisans will be
drawn from all parts OF the country to
carry on th,s work. Houses will be
built for these workers. Craftsmen,
mechanics. structural engineers. sani-
tary experts and technical men in
many l;aea win he needed in addition
TO tho experts who will be drafted
from the present organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04

Mini ~ 1eh saoa. hns per Insertion
!, The foiioWins rates apply Tor repeated
S IS III WfS S. !ISSn{I?Hf
coMPANY G rRs or GTrl' CASH TO Ac-
RATE TER LINE.
SUNDAY ana bA sFPts. ,n ser ins' cents
CONSECUTIVE Insertions 40 cents
aituntion Wanted. Mails and Femal.
lines Sihln or or. sU Uss2 ee sss's in lne
,in Sasis 81 fneasnreInent is solid agate. 1t
nat an eai sS S All SO s Ds
eiassinca,sons no, guaranteed after 5 p 81.
SCBsTATJOSS FOR I'D. WANT ADS.
T Wss, are h, for the eomy.nisnse q the public.
regular ofiicc rates. which ar. given above
VEST or FousuEE STREET.
G Ges. End pharmacy. ,.?Sz7 w. Cary 81
!, .n aSssn's D:us store Floyd Ave. and Rob-
.o GnsTi t;, : Turner. Drussis. Yves. Broad,
M E:T9s rHsr p1ss ssss snoy.s Av
:. K. l. Booker D;us Sore. .ooi '2 Nest sia.p
t tGys DsSs s'es;; Allen AYE ana Grace S.,
m 5oG SlSs P ssFf Go 500 81 L. a III S.
ns stfsf brbs q: s. PINE g.
O, v X May d Bro. Brook Ave- und Clay
g, Tarant Drug Store. roushee and broad
EAST OF FousHEE STREET.
Cohen Co. II isas, Broad 81
TTreEie pT9s Co, sls y: B.osd 81
:, Wallls Drug s,oT.. FIN aud Marah ali
" i. BB ss.H iso SCI g T y Eit;h St
6, Richardson Drug Store. col X. Seventeenth
r. II: ChI,drey. 20 ~. Eighteenth st.
., turner's Pharmacy. T~cn,y-hrxt and Main
:. W u lam Pharmacy, Tmenty-nr., and Mar
= sprins..r Drug Co.. Twenty third and
.. Hord, Drug Store. rweuty-niu,h and Q
Weed { sshaat Drug Co.. rr.a,y-at,h
9, Woods Pharmacy. T~enty-ff,h ana Leigh
e. p. craig Drug store. sgs +. BroaS {, o.
,Kehardson Clay Street Drug Store. sol ~.
PARAMOUNT.
Fa'-7nount Pharmacy. ci.5 Fsirmount Ave
BARTON HEIGHTS
sloefe's Drug store. 800 %ortA Ar..
HIGHLAND PARK
A. ~. Conby < Co. 1900 Third Ar.
W. Y. Vaughan. Fourth ard etuar.
A. b. Townsend. Milton ard Maryland
SOUTH H1cHMoED
Branch once Tirnea- Dispatch. 1904 Hui,
WOODLAND HEIGHTS
Woodland Heigais Pharmacy. sio4 semnes
Charles w. Garrison. aii7 Forest Eli Ave
SwANSBORO.
b. NJ Robertss Drug Store. 2sof Hull s.,
FULTON.
P.oeie s's 6Ta: s'i s,oI wil!.msspyr Ave
PETERSBURG
Timer Dispatch Branch. 40 North Syca-
more street; phone Petersburg rs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
Most Cnnatr1o,ie Nan.

During the recent drive for Red Cross
memberships here man was ap-
preached and asked 70 take out mem
bership lie declined fatly and declared
he had not subscribed for the 7. 81. G.
A. fund and the Liberty bonds, didn't
propose TO join the Red Cross.
When pressed for a reason he said:
why, didn't pay $500 for a sub-
stituto to take my place in the ranks
during the War Between the States?
That is enough for one man"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
Many Take Ont In.n1.ne.

GREENVILI.E, S. G.. February 3
Ninety-hve per cent OF the men of the
Th!rt!eth Division OF Camp Sewer have
taken out war insurance, according TO
tho report issued to-day by Major
George f. Hoppe. divisional insurance
omcer. Total amount OF insurance
held by members OF the division Is
32oe.173,5oo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
OLD HOTEL is SOLD
Nnidorf-Astoris. I'm New York, p,n..
Into Hands OF New
Owners

NEW ToRK. February a-1eo-~s r
Holdt, Jr.. owner OF the Waldorf -
toria Hotel. has announced the sale OF
inc property TO company which will
DO organized TO operate IT,
The ground on which the hotel stands
II owned partly by William Waldorf
Astor and partly By Vincent Astor. II,
IS understood the transaction in no
way Affects this pronarty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
0sliekerrr for Green.tl,e Soldiers.

GREENV1LLE. S. G.. February a.
Fifteen thousand "slickers." or army
raincosts. have been received by the
camp Quartermaster Of the Thirticth
Division and are being distributed
among the men as RAPIDLY as called
for by different organizations. The
division is now we'll equipped as re-
CARDS WOODEN outer clothing every SOL
dier having one or two suits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
DEATHS

BRiDG EMhH.--D!ed. at her residence. $50.
Boston Avenue Yesterday afternoon at
go; In her iwsnty-tohr.h year. AIRS. NARY
survived by her husband, s. r B.!dsesnan;
mother, four brothers and three sisters.
fun.ral no,ice later.
JESki%S-Diei, at 1850 O'Clock p. 81.
!il wILLIAA JENKINS.
FursrAl notice later.
KELLEY Died. saturday, February ?. 1915,
a. the res!a.ncs OF her husband in Lynch.
" keiey, and daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. n.
j-ttr Major. o. MidGlsscx, Va aged twenty
husband; mother. father and eight sisters,
among them Mrs. Raleigh Wright. OF Lynch
The funeral, win take place TUESDAY
STA UGIiTER-Died. at his residence,
ruaty !; Richard j. sl.AUGHTEE. lie is
= smith. OF scuth Rehmond; Fi 4. h f.. Of
ti&;anton, Va George W. or Detroit Mich
l. W. Of Ncnrico County: Jane, NJ. OF
Philadeiphia. and a stepson, John L. Robin
s ss Of, 81 hiGhmonJ H1 enlisted In ssptsm-
ginla Cavalry Gary's Brigade. Fetz's D!vi-
sion; and was member o. Pickett Camp,
Confederate Veterans.
:, Euneral Eii, take place TO-DAY from
STEVENSON Died. Sunday. FEBRUARY 3.
son, 1907 Fourth Avenue. Highland fark.
NARY a. STEVENSON. widow OF Wiiliain
n. Stevenson. Remains At B!lupss pa.lors.
goo East Marshall Street. from which place
ment Oak wood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04

TEN FER CENT INvEsTMEYTs- -
BEND us your idle funds for tuvestn,ent
~lth our guarantee OF 10 per cent divi-
. xT.ra ,io up and rseeiYe our esrilncsts OF
on. r. C the hsie!e tSe bank of Tryon, Try
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
Seaboard Air Line Railway Compans
STEAMBOATS,
Old DOl1liniOnI,ine

i;ea.s 't!Snn.unu tuol Oh Ash slrss,
naiiy. 80 +. NJ Connec,ions With Main Linz
essiy s,Sep; sunday 400 ?. 81. Conneetions
g. e.sS i ~ fy' oy 90 y nhss $So 2 M.and
DAY NiGht ltne steamers stop az clare
yeyAncea. - SSS1to. SoS'
.ikGlSiA NAVIGATION CO. lama,
r lser 10y >caylisht for Norfolk. Old Point
,hewpori News and ait Janos River land:
SOC A. 81 Freight received tor iii iiiuffs smss
River Points - - James
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04

Margaret a. Aitkcn and Armistead II.
Harris. Admrs. q. I. a., of tho estate
OF William a. Aitlen. deceased,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04

TO the parties to the above suit and 20
MI others To whom IL may concern:
nave hXed OH Monday, the 4th day
or aarch, l?lS, at | o'clock A. NJ. as
the t,mc and "lS Mutual Building Rich
m"na. Va. AS tho place for executing
the decree OF which the foregoing is an
extract.
Given under my hand this Cd day OF
February 1918.
JOHN L. INGRAM,
Commissioner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04

ASrEarGt a: hitken. in her own right:
Isabella Aitkcn, Alice Aiken. Adam
Aiken, Andrew Aitkcn and Eliza
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04

fEG1STERED drug clerk wanted Amply
!, a. once. Hatcher Drug CO.. Broad and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
WANTED, a young man to
learn the stationery business.
Address p. 0. Box 1895. city.

WANTED. registered OF registered .ss!sian
GruGSist Must be able to furnish brs, OF
Te1erHIiccS Good salary and ,cpl hours
5: cndid opportunity fa.' live man. Address
Faiconer Pharmacy. Newport New. va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
LOST AND FOUND

LOST. January 80, fountain pen with GOLD
hand. name Wharton engraved on IL Re-
ward II returned TO 90 BROAD Street. Phone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
HELP WANTED--siaie

LOST. Saturday afternoon. hirsdale dog one
year old. rolled leather collar. Liber al
reward II returned to DIR. s. W. Budd. Med
zeal College of Virginia. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE

THE most attractive. hIch-clan, roornirv
,t and boarding house business in Richmond
best residential section. with roominr ac.
uonmodAtlona for sixty neope, rupninS
Dini,ns-rSom has seating capacity OF seventy.
i>htrc house bedrooms and parIors ara
handsomely Furnished. Income Is now % ono
a nionth. With expenses. OF ,l.ioi owner
retrtnS on account OF health WtIl r.La
5000 This Is ono OF the best bu,inass
proportions In Richmond. Address z -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04

"ANTED, registered or assistant registered
Pharmacist: also thoroughly cSnerlcnced
unregistered drug clerk. j. {. C2rsucn Co
BNAkEMEN hrcmen. sisj-sii0 age $50;
enpcrlsHce unnecessary. !. els. care Times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
SAFES
FIREPROOF
NOTICES-Isecal
NEW AND SECONDHAND sAErs
Z. =. -SOOkE SAtE AND LOCK co

VlRGINlA--IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF liENRICO COUNTY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04

We know you want tho best leo cream
Wynns. Madison 3Jt0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
FOR SALE-IIorscs
SlRGINtA 1sELiAbLL hALAAk

WOLF X lii,OOkS
,ou Tim md plenty horses @nd mules
reconu -hnnu wagons. puSsies and harnsss
or sale daily Auction Jays. Tuesday and
aturday. bring Us your surplus stock We
flil sci! thsm Tor you. and you San get your
nonvy snms day. 49,
lS09-ll E2s. Franklin Straet
Phone Madison h2aI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
RAILROADS
Norfolk & Western Railway
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
To and from Washington and be,,,a- n.u.

SiSaaona Arrive kachmond
. : "a ~ ,,S.e -tM s.uQ All 9.35 Psi
NJ III AZ ttsssS Al ia.aS IN 8l0.2i PM
7oS au ! 90 81 s.So ~ .il.25 PM
SIS An $40 fG IS s; 81 81 !'ssssss NJ NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
I. 3D. WANTS

SUNDAY. 10 eenta line per Insertion.
The lowing rates apply for repeated
i,niss I, PR0EiDED ALL INSERTIONS
no GHAMGE or COPY. CASH TO Ac-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
ICE CREAM

FOU eale. SIX iarEs mules aEo rrs Eor,as
right out Of work Have no further nss
for them. VIII cell cheap Can be seen nj
butchers Stable. AZ North Fifth SfresI -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02
BUSINESS MEN MAY
HAVE TO GET ALONG
WITHOUT CLERK AID
Commercial School Head Tells
Kiwanians of the Great Short.
age Of Stcnographers and Book.
keepers Resulting from the War.

= u Henderson principal of tho
Albuquerque business college. spoke
10 the kiwuuis cluh luncheon TODAY
81 the shortage of uusincss help oc-
olsiuued hN the war. Moro than two
dozen students had enrolled in 90 fcw
tt,- he said. but II was impossible
tu meet the demand The govern,
ucuty effort tn get stonorrnphcrs
aud b-ookkccpcrs needed Tor the addi-
tional work in departments Mr. Hen
dcrsuu said was little lcss thnu fran
tie Even inexperienced stouorrnph-
crs were offered ti2n0 20 year.
Mr. Henderson said that unless the
seriousness OF the situation was UNI
dcrstoud business men would have 90
figure un doinr their office work uu-
insisted or pay higher salaries than
the oNistiur rutes lie advised husi-
ness mon 90 urge their young friends
to take business courses az once.
licv charles rcckmuu. pastor ~
the lrldc avenue Methodist church.
spoke 81 business hs rotated tu rciie-
ION IN the sight of God. he sait. q
business man was only the stcwlrd uf
the business aud wealth hr might ac-
lliro and would have Co recount for
how hc used them aud what he die
with them.
The attending prize. IL fountain
pen donated hy T.. j. strong. was won
Boy Rev Nluuzo fright " T. Strum-
gu..t was IN, silent hoostcr
chief Accountant Franklin of the
T. : Indian service Wts present. hut
heiur e believer iu preparedness de
rltucl tu consider ~pcoChmlkiur
without preparation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02
i-l-F4sise isi9isfI-taA3sf9l7
COMING EVENTS.
:iAsisK444e sFtsFsFiFsislsf

The fellowship luncheon 90 ih,
Y. VI. e. \. SUNDAY evening vii bee no.
by Atloruoy john g. ~imUs,
The missionary society of the Chris
than church VIII meet tomorrow af-
trrnuon ~ go ut the hom. If Mrs.
a. NJ. Wells SEQ West Granite Tine
hustcsscs viii be- Mr. T. Van Clclvo
and AIRS " e. Ware. Mr. Sidno,
~ Bedford viii Dee the lc1o'r Every
body invited
There will Dee ln importput meet
fur of the nerurlIllo county, bar ns.
.oruuou tonight at y O'clock ut the
chamber ~ commerce E"urruuilu
tiuu rluus viii Doe offered 10, "a com
mition appointed 80 the last meeting
3 fuIl attendance is desired
The MISSIONARY Society OF th" First
Baptist church viii meet Thur-d1t
afternoon 40 @ 1u at the church ''r
the uD-oryancc Of the first day pro-
for the week Of PRAYER subject
Preparatory Prayer and Praise
Leader Mts. Taylor
Regular communication of tcWu''
lodge SO q \ f. a A. NJ Thursd'N
evening January o. 1918. VISITING
welcome
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02
THREE VEHICLES IN
CRASH ON BARELAS
BRIDGE. MAN HURT
Victim Is Taken to Jail, Accused
of Reckless Driving, After Phys.
ician Attends to His Badly Bat
tered Head.

jose Tdpiu OF Ranchos &c Ntrisco
was severely injured this afternoon
when u which ne was driving
crashed with two huggics ON the Bare
las bridge. Tho team Tapia WAS drty
inE broke fro mthc tangic Of vehicles
ana ran away. %ovcrturninp the wagon
aud throwing T1piu out lie was cut
about the head So severely that ne
required the services Of Dr VI, IS.
Wylder. the county physician.
Two men iu the other vehicles were
injured. according To- report Their
names we're not reported to the au-
thoritto-
Tapia was taken to the county Jail.
whore o. was said he would be
charged with driving his team over
the speed limit ON tho bridge and
with reckless driving.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02
City School Open
Today After Rest;
Two New Teachers

Al the city schools r%euprncd thus
morning following the holiday yuca-
tluu. Superintendent Milne reported
this afternoon that everything was
moving along nicely and that tn"
teachers aud pupils seemed To ente.
into their work with renewed zcst fol-
luWing their rest.
Two new teachers began work toe
day. one In thu high school tnko-
the place of Glenn Borland who re-
signed shortly after school trtned
last fall to Join the culors Ills name
is Milford Taylor teacher at science.
tie BIS "a graduate VI The Teachers col
logc Of Colorado and came here from
La Juutd where hc taught in the htsh
school. The other now n is Miss
Beatrice scissor, who has been as9isn'd
foo the third grade Ia the first ward.
succeeding Miss Barton resigned
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02
R~edington to Speak
Al Equal Suffrage
Meeting Tomorrow

Tho Equal suffrage League wtl'
meet tomorrow afternoon 1T 30 az
m" home of Mrs. - - Stroup. i"'
North Eleventh \ feature OF th'
meeting viii DO, uu address uy Cit,
Manager PAU q iicdiugtuu, who VII.
outline tu those present some of the
things ho has uu ht program loi
making Albuquerque 70 bigger sud bot
ter city. An men and women who arc
iutcrcst'I either Boa equal suffrage ui
tn, governments ~ city are
cordial, invited Co. bo present. 90
addition tu MI. ~l;cdlu-luu's addro
there viii bee Music and rccIt1tiouAl
numbers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02
Personal News
Items

Auto springs. an makes. Korber Co
Four-O. Taxi Service. Phone 40.
Kness Taxi. Phone sos. Day. might.
Merchants lunch, IL TO . ,. m.
Soc Pullman cafe.
Frank Gomez Is having a shed bull
at N2l North Eighth street.
" NJ Ely Of South Eighth street
b. entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Charlie,
Gl'srow Of Iarned, Kan
SIR ana Mrs. Monte Powell of Den.
yer. former residents here. are ir
town ON It visit.
Howard Batcmau of ucmiug hu,
returned homo after visiting his par.
cnts here
Mrs II. - Grain is visiting relative.
az Mcrhorsou Kan Mr.. Grain. VIII,
went with her To- Mcpherson. D.. home
Mrs l. n ~Chambcrlin. logo Wc>r
Central is seriously 900 wiih an ~.
tack Of pneumonia. but is reported
convalcsclng.
senator ana Mrs. Isaac llarth re-.
turned from Estaucia this afternoon
whore they had been FOR u couple ol
days
Ted strong. who has boon tray.
cling with = show company is visiting
tx visiting his parents. Mr. ana Mrs.
Harry strong
f. y Campbell "a santa 30 ruilwa,
switchman ~ iu - Joscph's hospital
with Il broken shoulder ne was
struck by the tcndcr 90 an cnginc ia
the lower railroad yards
Joseph Jolly. 81 Flagstaff Ariz.
has returned home after visiting hi.
wito's parents. Mr., and Mrs William
M%cClurkcn, has returned home. MIS-.
Jolly will remain her, several weeks
longer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02
Mortuary
Mrs. Sclua rcmcr Isloch.

Nr. selma Ttwvr EtucH. aged -I
Years died 90 ONE o'clock vest 'rha'
afternoon af the homie of her par
rnts. nos south second. OF Bright
diseasc % had been ul Cor three
months. She b. survived %, her hus.
band. George Etuch. formerly 'u'
gagged Boo business boz A~lhupuorpu" but
uow of u%ulbrput. Nri2. her father
mother two sisters One Of whom i-
Mrs Rolph A@huuuad"r and -four
brothers
Nr- Etooh was born BOO Syria.
Funeral services viii bee held at q
u.,IurF THURSDAY morning 40 th" So.
cred Heart church Burial ~ Santa
Ilrntr, vuIu,irrE lrl"urr 't" lh'
tIt,I Fred truIIot' b. iu charge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02
A Holiday Message to
Young Fighting Men
q ontrihutrd by George \dc to the
National security Leagues cam.
pHien of patr!oti~m Through
Education).

"a $4,000 . "a
WI" '"' ''s '"I "l ''s'
- .''e' ''"'"r "a.
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How MANY Albuquerque Headers
Have Had Those sudden rwingcs?

HIVE you ever mad "a "crick in the
back
Does your back ache with a dull.
heavy. dfasgy thrIu'
T. 90 hard 60 srltighten up after
stopping
Hard .o arise from a chair or turn
iu bod
H. tho urine durl .olorcd Passages
Irregular
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use "a tested klducs remedy.
I've DOlu's kidney pms The REM
cdy that has proved Us merit,
Convincing testimony here iu an
AlhuUucrlue mans statement.
j. g. summers. West Lead ave-
nue.. sa' "uo1u.s kidney Pills de-
serve much praise .lr they proved TO
bc excellent when D used them. Sew
cr1l year. ago nay .nck became lame
aud sharp paine pierced rle. When ]
stopped u was H.licult for me To
straigh,Du. J go, LOANS Kidney rills
aud Is noticed .me relief when /
mad u-rI the ur. box. J continued
t',lua 'r,m uui.I lrcd ~ the lame
ness and pains 100 ..r hack. lhaNehl
had symptom OF the trouble
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