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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-29
LEGAL NOTICES

No 23s-2u

No 23&-2&1
O@e@ rF Gn1nGy Au1Se1r. Cas-
EcHmev. NoFEh D2koen
To 1ESEEfs Politician. In whose name
the feElowtng described real property
Yea are herahy notfasa that en- the
GEA 5ay q December 1914 the follow
ing EeScrtAs1 real prOpeFEy, situated
IN said County E0-WtGs NNLAaEe OF
Gr&n3tn. Etuyo2 township. Lots tWen-
ty-02es Twenty-Five and 2wsney-threa
IN. = and -. Block EGrtsen. Was
sol1 fer taxes 6na and delinquent
thereon fer the year 1918 rs provided
~ law that the amount Tor which the
sane Vas sol3 w3s s4S1s that the
subsequent taxes levied thereon for
TIE years 1914 1914 1915. were paid
hy tie purchaser amounting % sLsas
sid sale alEcWg1 by law VIII expire
ninety aayS after the service ef this
nctfce- nat the amount required 70
redeem said real properly from SAID
sale Is TEw0 and TF-Ieo Dollars In
addition 70 tks amount Above SgAtsd.
as necessary 70 redeem IRON said
sale. TIRE costs O. SarwlnG this notice
tMrv5 nuhThShtnE the sane IL PUB
ls&edl must ha paid. toEether VITA
Ench interest as NAY accrue On the
amOuHt q such taxes as provided ~
m witness where's. I hnvs hereunto
set ny hand and seal 1t EarEo, in
sad CoansT OF Cas-. this 2Seh DAY OF
fSssM W. r TUCKER
CS1nty Auditor. CAS- county. n u.
kApril 1s-22-2ss 1s1&l
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-29

state Of North Dakota, County OF
Cass. In County Court. before Hon.
A. G. Hanson. Judge.
In the matter Of the Estate OF Anna
johnson. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given By the IN
tiersigned. Christ Ness. Executor of
the Last VIII and Estate Of Anna
johnson. late Of the City OF Fargo. in
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-29

Notice Is hereby given that DR..
w. g. Brown has withdrawn from
the firm of Drs. Brown, Burton a.
Gronvold. He win retain his former
offices in the Stern block, 81 Bread
way.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-29

In the matter OF the Estate OF Ed
win Morris, Deceased.
Notice - hereby given BY the un-
dersIEned, William II. Wright. the
Executor OF the last VIII and tesla
memt Of Edwin Morris. deceased. late
Of the Township OF Napleton, ln the
County OF Gass and State OF North
Dakota. to the creditors Of and all
persons having claims against said
estate to exhibit them with the neces-
sRry vouchers within six months after
the first publication of this notice. to
said Executor at his ONCE IN the stern
Block on Broadway. in the City OF
Fargo. County Of Cass and State Of
North Dakota
Dated April 9Th. 1918.
WILLIAM II. WRIGHT.
Executor.
First publication on 29th day of
tAprii "a. May e-1s-2o. 1881
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-29

Ia Bark Psha> 0rezarz - we<wass
aoeuE To D2r1 tern Fzsssse71 ~ EEss11s2Ss
and ssys -. Is Fs20wSs
osTacy n sss new wsras th1z ~ HreaSaz<
q the Eue-Sszz F-scs9s@& u - r~esasszGEzl
osaos- ThNs HzaiaaEfoa : - $50 safeElara
% cur 1lrs-Izes tat we hEws tzAerake5 f~Oz2
e ~, obs - eey - - - 80 -
Slua SuEEeztel B0SA C EANsa Esa wers
pcplAr hsrOsss &c wa4 N ho-ess, Sz-pla-
MINDED so99&s-. in tie NNE1s g ES1aHGl rc11-
sS-S--S =, e 49, - -. - - -
3nE. j. In ths hands g - sc - Ra1lzhc2&ns
particularly elS tS AaZse& - F-I~ca C
sxoeps tha Srt1xscas3oa q rs-senal a1ssaoa
Westminster SEsw eszs s21 A. Ae@SS = G.
rs SlcceSSoFS haEe Golas~ea hlz s94@7aA 50
~coaoasl@ has IN E5RS l. scZszAtnE thae ks-N
worship and the 1oVa C sAe SpsSesrza4= mast
not Be allowed - 1z1Sas Is . aka
The Jamestown Carssal hss - Etts co@-
Dsnt On ~ths l93y froEz - ssos29 WerSs
arises % address ths chair At tha meetings
q TIE city ccGncl o. EauEGy 50 GcsS not
hold = c5EGr between hsr hEEe-S - Paf2
neither does shs have 70 rs1cwa her EesG
nom TIE TOP q TIE tRh1s- IL - EGdes pos-
more IKE soue @ Tat u - Nclzs n tha
average meWsp&n Er-S11c9 NrSe EoSe 081EAa
defeated John Sandy McTzvzsA Fcr TIE p2aca.
Aoot Doa- out that Vas sc2e rae whe1 rhs
Irish hsat THE Scoseh- II Is believed th2t s.
the flrSt instance IN which woman las hssn
elected 70 seat IN q city cclncl IN So-Sh
Dakota Mrs l. McSrsEa ram for Enayo- O.
Rugby and EoE - Votes but Hans EloEueSsa1
dug Nd 1Sa and vas given the sat while Ms
Mcbride VIII have % Stand In EGEsssy a
lady also rSz for mayer q Tat Municipality
hut mere MAJ GHrEas@5 her Political &S-
p&rationS for ths tine being
The jamestown Alert calls Ecr q Curb q ex-
tFAvaEauC sIpenEituras u this wATs
There has been mueA less reckless EpsE5-
ing OF money Noticed IN the large cities dur
ing TIE past year and che result q this Is
believed 70 ha = Gec~s8Sa IN drunkenness
In Minneapolis TIE court records G-1ic2rs
that this decrease has been nearly Sc per
cent The sole rs2Sol for this Is lot 8Scrao-
ed % prohibition srEumeGt& hat The high
cost q living. Eke SErE2Er c1eE@zE Ec-EE fer
saloons. Investment In Liberty bonds and o
more thoughtful ccnSs5er2Eicn q the value
% money are given IS ether reasons
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-29
Naf8ca ana Citation Hearing OF Finai
Account and EeetfGk0m fer Dha@
2xEhu0kem of Estate

state oF North Dakota County o.
Casz. In County Court. before Hon.
a e.. Hansen Iudge-
I'm fMe matter az the Estate OF Han
nmh IN EoEIund. Deceased
selma c H0Elunas AdmintstrafEtx
with the viii a1nsEse. Estlt1oI me-
Hoelund. Emil q. Hogluno. Steven t.
Haw9unH Mrs ANmGS w. Nelson ana
FFrrrg ri. KHoEiumd. Resnondents.--Ao-
ffcs and Citation Hearing OF k1naA
Account and Petition for Distribution
The state az North DAKOTA to the
above named Respondents
You. the said above named respond
smfs. and each Of yous are heFsh4
notified that the nnmt Eeunrt ana as
ramme sc selma Il E0E&umds the Aa-
TIE estate Of Hannah l. HoSlund, late
81 the Township of Reed IN the Coun-
~ 81 Cas- and State OF North l1kotas
deceased has been rendered 70 AnAa
said court. therein showing that the
estate 81 said deceased ts FeaaE TOT
emr1 settlement and distribution aud
neffaIontng that her account oe al
fnwmH tha residue Of Hatd estate -
AfsArfhuted 20 the persons theF@umK0
entftfea. her administration closed and
she be discharged
mat saturday the l5tn cay g NAY
a. Id. 1918. al DO o'clock Ira the fore
noon 81 fhaa day NJ the Court Rooms
81 fhta Court im the County Court
House im the City OF EMrN0s county Or
cass and state o1 North Iakotas nave
been. appetnte1 fer the eneltlnE aaa
hamFlmM &C said hnAE FennFt and AF~
ennntinm and petition for distribution
af the residue Of said estate at walsh
tine rnm place ans person Interested
IN said estate NAV anNenr end nile At8
exceptions tn MFttimHt E1 9@sa report
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-29


IN the Matter of the Estate or OTTO
p Nelson. Deceased
Noeica u hereby given D. the undeE-
asrmea- OLAF III. TFyhus. as Admins
frStor @ the Estate OF Otto y. Nelson
ate of the ViILaga % kindred, in the
county of Cas- and state Or NoFtn
psSnfs. Dncaas@5. 70 the creditors Of
nnd an persons having claims 1EA4mst
sd deceased to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers within EouE
--~neRS affer the FIRST puhlicatton OF
us notice. to said Administrator az
hFs residence I'm the Village OF KIN
dred. IN the County OF GaSs and STATE
Of North Dakota or a. the once 0L
Pierce. TanneSon & CupleF. attorney :
for said Administrator in the city o1
Fargo. County OF C2Ss AMI state q
North Dakota
dated mis- 16th day OF April. A. ID.
OLAF A TRYHuS.
Al Administrator or the Estate or
Otto II. Nelson, Deceased
fApril iE-s2-2s, May 6. 1879
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tAprt1 d. Nav -. lsls.l
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-29

Judge OF the County Court.
(Apri1 22-2s. May sis, 1s1&l
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-05-14

YOUR Red Cross is an al-Amercan largely volunteer
organization, authorized by Congress, headed by
PRESIDENT Wilson, audited by the War Department. en-
approved by your Army your Navy, and
your Allies.
lhe work covers both military and civilian relief in
every War-tom Allied country and full reports of all
expenditures are continually being published or are
available through the Chapters
stands beside boys training here or "ove there"
1t watches beside the pillows of batlebroken men, and
offers rest and sympathy to war-tom fahtes on brief
respite from the front
1t carries food and clothing to hunsered mothers and
little ones in ruined VILLAGES
1t helps rebuild the scattered pile of brick and stone thew
/ once called Home"
1t brings back to the hopeless mothers arms her lone
lost child
helps for the orphans of the men who died that
civilization might live
helps for the thousands that have fallen prev to
dread tuberculosis
noby represents in deeds of mercy relief and resora-
ton the more than twenty million members that have
made its great work possible.
VW You DO Your Share Keep This and erey at Its Wok;
cento dollar spent war relief All ad
costs relief work o other than
Se OF out OF membership
>s the War Fund has eye contributed
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-05-14
Contributed to the Red Cross

LANCASTER MERCANTILE CO., s
LANCASTER DEPT. STORES,
R0DMAN-WALKUP CO.,
ROBINSON-CLOUD CO.,
J. H. wfTHERSPOON CO., a.
LANCASTER PHARMACY,
LANCASTER COTTON MILLS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
FARMERS BANK & TRUST CO.,
BANK OF LANCASTER,
u. HIRsCH & SONS,
J.T. WYLIE co.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-13
l. Transportation

experts Chicago that
vital between the freight congestion the East
the West Western such accidents billiards.
results from the fact that freight largely bulky
and ood offered bound for the Atlantic seaboard than all
rails possibly Statistics show thousands of
bound from New England New York and Pennsylvania
Fry few eastboun this condition will
the lasts and continue for thereafter Thousands OF
eabound freight operation and
down of all industry have failed it. The collapse OF east
transportation hardship Western manufacturers but
d them cultivation Of their home markets prove to
blessing in the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-13
Facts About the *tWhy the "4o1v of Selling Home

coal and the Northern Woods
markets hand
There people the Chicago
the above map) there in the entire Dominion
many England and than live the fol-
Washington Idaho.
Nevada Utah. New Mexico Arizona Colorado Wyoming Montana North
South Dakota Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma Realize also that
and will continue
boom Good times the
climate
territory desirable territory the world dominate
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-13
2. Home Markets

the Central West ideal economic position
by dense populated territory knit together by the best
the United States and wealthy from the production of
Eastern rails congested because they
hides WOOL coal lumber other products of Western
forests and largely from the sale of these products that
receiving its share of the billions of dollars of Liberty Bonds
mus received m this district waiting to be spent 1t will be
FOR manufactured products will be spent largely for the
o. Western manufacturers, Western manufacturers seize the
unity now offered them.
realize that the value Of the this almost three
was few before the Do realize that the
com this greater than this yeas
crop! All the big fundamental of wealth in Illinois,
Michigan and Wisconsin drawing billions of dollars into
ivory which being spread through high everywhere from
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-13
4. Cost

these
The Chicago Tribune prepared only but absolutely
efficiency Chicago
the Chicago
the like blanket This hackneyed
In Chicago subuubs-3 out Of fannaies
The Chicago Tribune
Within 100 miles of Chicago Of families read.
Chicago Tribune
Within 200 miles of Chicago Of families reads
Chicago Tribune
Within miles Of
The Chicago Tribune
districts in and near Ccaes
The Chicago Tribune has distribution practically 100 per
this
which the Worlds
laon half today. backed
service which nses distribution and thorough dealer
advertising . rum.
Consider ALSO that the
comfortably folk who believe
known
Consider further territory where trans
portahon the best to be had n the United States
Doesn't all this efficiency Of
in adve1hsmx2
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-13
3. Service

Tribune has had from half dozen IF
studying Market and ndavog tandardze
goods As result The Chicago Tribune tell fro
what being paid in block in the cit
conditions surrounding partcul
product salesen give ratings dealers supply data o
hundred just how this works
by the following instance:
certain manufacturer had maintained Chicago
thirty He thought he knew
all about the local market for his
product He thought he had covered Chicago thoroughly
possible advertiser and fighting
in every to maintain his thin layer Of business He
the advice which The Tribune has been giving
and Of for
but willing be Shown he accepted the
cooperation merchandising of The Tribune
had they knew about how to sell his
trade his salesmen who had been
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-13

working the territory for decades As A RESULT, m
THIRTY DAYS HE INCREASED HIS DEALER DIsTRIBU-
TON IN CHICAGO ALONE OVER 200b-and this before
q line Of advertising had been
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-13

-ore distant markets off by the collapse Of eastbou
Fifteen million Us 900 000 prosperous people in the five
caRo constitute the desirable market in the world
3Chcago Tribune merchandising equipped
advice and practical service in building sales in this territory
at possible and dominate this rich compact nlanc
fraction of the cost of a national sales campaign.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-30

a%rtiCulturct
Gumon EspinOst was formerly en-.
tiuNcd M the state ,,atioual bank, and
Vac later appointed collector Of in
tctual revenue for NcW Mexico. He H.
NoW on route 90 France as q member
or @ machine u squad. ana today the
rious Mrs Espinoal IS praying for hcr
SONS safe arrival
Miss NOsnlina EspiuoHt rs an IN.
s'ructor IN spanish and French at the
University OF New Mexico.
The rest of the family are studying
10 follow ia the footsteps Of their elder
brothers and sisters Gilhctto ~ a stu
dent at the University Of Colorado az
Boulder; Jose Edmundo ~ a junior IN
the high school here: ropita- named
after Nalcra's famous heroine. PcpItu
Imoncz TX a sophomore az the lorct-
to convcnt ~ Santa Re; and Alfonso
Ernesto and Luis Guillcrmo are pupils
IN the A~lhulucrQuc grade schools.
Mr. and Mrs. EspinoSn are of pure
spanish descent and were pioneer set
Tiers Of Colorado
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-30
TRIAL OF 0. R.. {.
CASE IS UNDER WAY
IN DISTRICT COURT
It's Origin Dates Back TO Time
When Trainmcn Were Seeking
Eight.hour Day and Strike APP.
peared Imminent.

The plaintiff attorney ,u tho ease
of Frank \ Murphy, Santa rc Coast
Lines conductor. against members uf
the order OF Railway Conductors. on
trtnl in the district court. announced
at noon today nat they rested.
The defendants were To begin tire
unfolding Of their case this after
noon u was not expected that they
would finish before tomorrow They
had five or six witnesses to call TO
the stand,
The plaintiffs inning lasted a day
and q half The trial was begun
Wednesday morning MI Murphy,
the plaintiff, was the first witness
He VAS On the stand an day Wcdnos-
day and until after 10 o'clock this
morning, The pluintfCs attorneys
called only two other witncsses-E.
Pinney and +. a. Nohl. both con-
duCtors.
The cas-" h. the outcome OF the
expulsion Of Mr Murphy from tho
order of HALLWAY Conductors. Thu
court ~ not making an inquiry into
the causes. The purpose OF the triEl
Is To ascertain whether or not the
order acted IN conformity with it's
laws Mr. Murphy contends that il
did not.
The action 81 the order followed
the appearance Of q circular letter
at the tim" whom trainmcu sought an
oight-hOur day and Indicated viii.
ingn"ss 10 strik" Il II were not grant.
ed The letter horr tho name of Mr.
Murphy and those W several other
trainmcn II was asserted that they
signed rs members OF . committee
appointed at "a meeting of traium,n.
tn" meeting believed. II was said.
that Santa Fe trsinmcn could obtain
greater concessions by acting indie.
pcndcntlv OF those Of other railways.
h Albuquerque division Of tho
order held "a trial ana acquitted Mr..
Murphy. Attcrward the Obrar divi-
sion At San Marcial voted To cNpcl
him and this had the same effect as
II the division Of which he was "a
member had taken the action
MIR Murphy asks the court to cam
eel the urdr' OF the Ohrar division
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-30

pr Tobias Espirosa. the eldest sOn.
is u successful practitoucr of medicine
at Bolcn,
AurcliO VI Esptuusa \ NJ. IN -.
ia professor of Spanish at the Inivcr-
sitv OF California. at Bcrt"lev lie has
won national reputation as % writcr ON
the phoncttcs OF tho Spanish language
and ~ e sympathetic compiler ana in
|torprotcr OF Spauish-Amcricau juvenile
FOLKLORE. When the Ia Sallc FNtcn.
sion university OF Chicago needed %
director Zoe It's home course iu com
mGrciHl spanish u chose Dr. Espnosl
az the best man for the work.
Jose Cclso Espinosa is a lawyer IN
Phoenix, Ariz.
Mrs Maria Brazil and Mrr Dionistn
'.tnv"1 were both teachers IN the Al.
hupucrquc schools before their mar.
rlago. Mrs Brazil rs now living In
Willard, n NJ.
Miss Gertrude Espinosa, formerly Il
teacher in tho Bclcn Schools. is now
Az organizer OF Boys and Girls clubr
IN New McNico. tor the department of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-30
Rotarians' Picnic
in Tijeras Canyon
Is For Everybody

The Rotary clubs picnic schedule
for tonight 900 T!icr1s canyon viii be
for Everybody not only members of
the club OfuCors of the club hoped
that 200 persons would go They in
tend To- make the picnic an annual
custom.
The picnic Viii start AZ 3u o'clock.
The picnick"rs Viii not Eo 20 the can
Won IN q caravan. ThcH VIII 20 IN
parties. each taking its own supper
baskets
Governor L,ud~,N may atteud a.
sent word that b.. would attend II ne
could Justice e. a Hanna Of tn"
state supreme court and JudE" a. y.
Btrncs VIII sprak ana II the governor
attends h." also viii speak. Misses
Grace Stortl and Istcllc Harris will
sing "Eulr Sew Mexico aoyumpunl
ing themselves uu ukclrles
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-30
Plant Vegetables Now
Advises Club Leader

june ] | tn" closing date toi APP
plcutlons 10 ioin the War Garden
cum and TO gct water rates accord
ing To IN announcement made today
~ 'Iub Leader ! j. Phillips Ap-
rilnhtion cards viii be mailed ON re-
quest or can be had hN calling az the
county agents OFFICE IN the Commerce
building
Now that tb" hot weather ts com
Ing on, much water can be conserved
by thorough cultivation. snys Nh
I'hillips. Tine garden should also he
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-30

ha,, been contracted FOR II each
student IN school viii take the copy
that he has contracted for and make
EVERY effort To sell at least one OF
two more the manager Will be sure of
selling an the ANIMALS
Decoration DAY has been proclaim
cd Il run holiday by Doctor Boyd \
notice 10 that effect w,s placed ON
the bulletin board Yesterday
The sigma CHS nave planned q
picnic IN thr mountains. The, n-
tend to start in the morning and eat
their dinners and suppers iu regular
picnic style Ncuriv fifteen couples
will make tho trip IN cars
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-30
County Treasurer
Office Closed, but
Gets $35, 900 Taxes

Although the opuutr' treasurer Of
Wa closed today iu uhserNHuc, Of
Memorial day u.s. tau collections we're
heavy. The, amounted tp $50 GOO.
They came iu the mail
Treasurer O Natsuu Nad an-
uouncod that nr would not op.u the
doors of his office. but tnat did not
prevent nIs ,ullortiu- tt\,s lI' got
am armiuI uf envelopes. containing
cheeks az the p0stofhce.
The Santa r. railway Nas chiefly
.rospousihI, ton the size ct the holiday
collections It's check Was among
those received boy Treasurer Matson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-30

Mrs j e. Ross. who has taken
an active part for more than twenty
wears IN work 81 the Mcuuul school.
while her husband was superintendent
Of the institution. die At her home
here last night Mrs. Ross was a.
years Did Besides Mr.. Ross she leaves
t sister. Miss Alice Baskerville. lu-
neral services will bC held saturday
morning AZ 1880 O'Clock from the
PRESBYTERIAN church. lntrrmcut viii
hs a. Ftiry,cw cemetery. Tho body
viii lie IN state Friday afternoon from
O'Clock until 3 O'Clock At Strong
Bros p]aTlurs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-30
DR.. W. d. Ildmnrd.

funeral services Ton In " a. Ed
wards. 90, years old, VINO died AT his
home here Yesterday, were held at
80 O'Clock this Afternoon from Strong
Bros chapel The Rev. Sidney Bcd-
ford utiIr,utrd Temple lodge SO d.
\. b. and \ NJ he'd charge of the
services tt the grave br Edwards
Is survived by his willow and TWO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-30
MOIlTCARY.


The body of Alice Elizabeth Lock
wood. \ months old. who died ot the
home ut h"r father. hairless Lock
wood uf Pueblo. colo. viii u, iu state
tomorrow morning a. Strong Bros
p%drlurs from \ 90 20 O'Clock Tn"
baby viii be buried beside her mother.
r.stcr T. Lockwood daughter Of Milo
y Thompson at !'airvicw cemetery.
The Rev c. - hickman viii CON
duct the grave services The funeral
services were held ~ Trinidad. colo
last Wednesday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-30
LOCAL FAMILY OF THIRTEEN
BROTHERS AND SISTERS MAKE
UP A DISTINGUISHED GROUP

AS distinguished as it is numerous is the family of Mr.. and Mrs.
.CclSO ENpinosa, of 1928 North Eighth street.
y doctor, a lawyer, a university professor, a university instruc.
tor, -four public school teachers and a state collector of internal rev.
cnuc make mp the part of the family that is not preparing itself for
an equally brilliant professional life later ON.
The bare recital of what the EspnoSa brothers and sisters are
doing will he sufficient to show what an extraordinary group of young
ncu and women they are
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-30
UNIVERSITY VOTES.

That the Mirage vii Dec out by the
cud Of TINS quarter ls - certainty,
Every student Us urged to have soiuu
ouc IN mind that he may sell an "a.
ira annual 90 because ol the small
ness OF The student body II VIII h"
difficult TO sell the 800 copies that
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-30

The reader who does not turn from the
front page of his paper, whether
through lack of time or lack Of interest,
is a prospect lost for the advertiser who
pays for the space within.
A winning newspaper, therefore, must
have more than an attractive front
page. To be a good advertising me-
dunn it must be published at an hour
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-30
"PropertyleSs People Must
Be Protected"

AN editorial by Marion l.. FoX that viii
give You something to think abou, over
sunday. and for many days thereafter.