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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-01
Tour-O Taxi Service. Phone 80.
Auto springs. all mnkes. korber I

Auto springs, All maker hoI"er W
Rorn this morning 10 Mr. and Mrs.
= T. Nar1njo. OF the Indian school
a. sen.
There wlll boz q regular communicl-
ton Of Temple lodge 80. 70 \. y.
& IS. NJ. tomorrow az IS o'clock.
uurafd r.. Young, executive sncre-
tary of the state fuel administration,
lea, today for santa re on fuel adj
Intimidation business lie viii return
tomorrow or tho following day.
Luis M Padtia Of Socorro lc.i to-
la, for III pasn To- take the final
physical examination for the ARMY. He
enlisted M the local recruiting station
IN the ordnance corps "" Was a
school teacher.
e.. y. Draper, anti Io station mas
ter. returned last ulrht from Joplin,
No. a.. was called 90 joplin nearly
two weeks ago as a. witness ian IL SUIT
on trial there
col and Mr. D. X y Sellers and
Mrs. - Gamoratou. Mrs Sellers sis
ter. were visitors iu Santa y" ycster-
DAY. They made the trip there By
automobile.
Mrs. y. v. Bcnuing and her
daughters. lean au' Alice, LETT to-
dag for L~ogau5purt. Ind. 90 visit Mr7
Bouning'H father. Thcy viii remain
there until NJ. Pcr.'ur. vhu has been
appointed general secretary Of tho
Topeka. Kan, Y, Al g. a, goes there.
q. Tot was fined $50 to-day boy Po-
lice Judge " " Mcclellan on IN"
charge Of retailing beer Tou has a
family liquor iicens" permitting him
10 sell bottled goods Police said he
furnished glasses for drinking IN back
OF his -t0r.
Col ". S Hupewctl was down town
today. huvlur recovered from "a Sc
rlous Illness
Arthur pruogor iA here 60 take
charge Of ulc Albuquerque Gas a
Electric company Js manager. sue
: cccdiug " g. South1rl who has gone
70 Trinidad SIR. pracger was for
merry aAsist'ut manager Of the local
! company. but for IN" last few years
he waa manager ~. mo gas and "ler-
tric company az Springfield, Mo
Judge Herbert T. H|taynolds of the
district court today granted the Citl.
yons bunk Judgment hy default aNatns'
W i Zithut tor yFff3c Tn" bank
brought suit on "a cote
/ Il. d. N~r"Iui"ta. ne trustee, nu,
Maj ~ d. Nuuffm1uu to-day began
suit in IA district court against
Manuel o. Vail uul MrH Mercedes
/ a. de- Yipil. his wife. FOR fsi.p52, al
Logging that .hr major held "a note 'Nc.
cutrd by NJ and Mrs vigil Mr.
yu..l was formerly district attorney.
Iipu T. D. Nrrdcr of Las Vegas lH
attending to business matters in Al
buQuerque today
g. T. Brown. 'hr well known So.
rocco mining man ~ in Albuquerque
Tor 20 short N,slt
Edward ',Jttl.H. i,r souc time con
ucct,d with the editorial department
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-01
CHAPLAINS WILL
BE- SPEAKERS At A
PATRIOTIC SERVICE
This Will Be Feature OF Episco-
palians' Convocation Program
for Thursday; reception Will
Be Held Tonight.

Patriotic services win be % feature ~
Oh, closing hours Of the Epi,ropaliaus'
district convention NOW I'm session.
These services will bee held tomorrow
night and three yhurluins from military
posts viii give addrcsses-thc Rev. l.. n.
Iul-apl %, civilian chaplain M Camp
Cody, he Rev. q. L.. Byrum. civilian
chapla.d re- Fort Bliss: and Capt. T.. 4.
5. Ferguson, chaplain OF the l35th In.
tantry. These services viii be- Dpcu 10
the public.
\ Joint conference, I'm which the WON.
nn Is auxiliary took part, was the chief
feature OF this morning. program. The
conference had 20 do with "Rclipious
tdurntiou.' The Rev E.. y. Bullock.
rector OF ~. john church, presided.
and Prof. l.. Il. Mitchell 81 tho stat,
university, the Rev. Hunter Lewis Of
Mcsille Park, the Rev. +. ". Pratt lf
Carlsbad and Mis- Eleanor porchcr Of Fl
Paso took part in the program. Bishop
Frederick y. Howden gavc the convoca.
tion address this morning.
\ reception for members OF the con
vocation md the Wamuu's auxiliary ~
go hu held az : o'clock tonight M tho
homo of Bishop uad Mrs. Howdcn. son
Park avenue. An pHrishioncrs and their
trirud. have been invited ~ attend Ia
meet 0ut.ot town guests.
tn" program for Thursday follows.
@. m-Ioly communion. Rev. J. g.
Moore. crlrhruui.
$3.50 Co. m-Qlict hour. Bishop How.
den.
1880 O.. m-nusincss session.
l2.sl H. W.-luu.h,nu Iu Guild hall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-01

the subject for q discourse ON tho
Road to Success" has been the lo;
of the giant film actor and Italian
Alpine. MaCistc. Born ~ Hcuo
Italy. ON April 90. 1857. of parents In
humbl, circumstances his rise -
fame has been NOR" motcoric han
that OF any other famous figure IN
s%croculaud Receiving the usual ed.
ucation of a child 90 his status in
Italy. Macistc, who's proper name is
Ernesto Pugali. early displnSe ed symp-
toms Of the remarkable physical at
tributes wh.ch In later years earned
for him the title ~ THE strongest
man in ItnIv" 1t the age Of - h.
had attained the enormous stature cf
seven feet, weighed close to three
hundred ponds ANA could perform
the physical lahors of four ordinary
mon. with h an. he possessed am
unfuilinr good hum"r AN infectious
! smile and % handsome face. all of
which made the horcuicGu Italian a
popular idol among the middle
classes
while employed "a, u dock lahoror
by one of inc steamship companies.
Mucistc attracted the attention ui the
famous poet ana author Gabrielle
! D'Aruuulio BcoaT'r of his hcauti.
ful physical proportions and super.
/ human strrurth. he was cast for tho
part Of he Numidiuu slave lu D'Nu-
nuu2iu's nnStor ciuoml feature
"CahlriI" Nn Instantaneous person
IA hit ior M'cisto was the result and
when "CahiIit' uluN,l tn American
. audiences. Pageant wus acclaimed Boz
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-01
Witness Gets Jagged
and Fails TO Report;
Fears He'll Be Fined

Green Hicks. OF Diamond
Creek. Sogurru county. wls tp
have reported Co. the federal
court az Santa Ec az % o'clock
this morning ls 60 witness ~
that tim" how ilIuFa Was
fa,lup Polio, Judge " vs. Nc,
Cl,llsu
Hicks didu't mi.r',d tHo
name of the count m the sunni
} mons lie wasn't nspuuIhln
fur his being iu the police
} court instead Of tho federal
} court aside from rhe TACT that
} ne got "souscd. lie admit
tod IL ana judge Mcclellan
fined him $40
Hicks expressed f,lr that lH
would boo liable Co 20 finn, for
contempt because of uls fail
uro tu report boz Judge Colin
Nohlrtt court CON time Tho
} United States district attorney
! office prepared o. rush him tn
> nta rc in an automobile, hui
learned that be- would not Doc
needed uutil tomorrow Hicks
} will l,asa ON 90 ulin this after
noon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-01


Ulccurut. the great French gdWh-
linz game. f. shown Tor che Irst
time in an american motion picture
in social Typocrit"s.' a Mctro-All.
star SERIES starring delightful May
Allison. Whirl viii hc shown IT the
Lyric thcatrr today and tomorrow
l'hig piotur" is q screen vergion of
Alicia Bamsc,'s stage play, bridge Pc
"A mo- haccatat table could hc So
cured IN America, the Metro techni-
cal staff built an exact duplicate Of
the kind used IN the biz casinos at
Monte carlo and other gambling PAL
aces. Tho table was twelve feet. six
inches tong aud forty-fuur inches
wide and nntkcd of In accordance
with the rules at the game All the
accoutremcnt4 of tn" table were pro-
Nided.
la connection with the above there
viii Dee shown a screen Telegram
reel and % comedy rect
" the Crystal.
\ career which would make excel.
lent reading In fictional form or AZ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-01
Personal News Items


~ the Denycr Times. has come 10 Al
buquerquc 10 join Ito editorial force
of the Evening Herald.
". n. Ryarts. OF socorro. who has
one OF the largest peach orchards in
New Mexico rcporto thai he expects
to harvest ia, bigr at crop no has
had In years.
Ralph G. Ely. United states food
dn.iutstrator viii arrive from Clovis
this evening on tho cutoff
T.. +. Culllum. assistant 20 Mr..
Hoover at Washington who IN this
! wccl; installing "a new food adminis-
trut.r In Oklahoma, Will arrive IN Al.
h]uqureque in "a few days TO confer
with the Uuitcl States food adminis-
TRAITOR herr, Mr. C1llum liz n OF tho
big men ~ tho National Biscuit Co.
and ~ one ~ he dollar o year vol-
untcers In war service. He visited
A~lbuqucrlu" once before.
Lieut. Gregory. Inspector assigned to
the foo administrator who has re
! Gently visited DemInE silver city. anI
other southern points % the state,
Will return % Albuquerque tomorrow.
Mrs. Harry /. Wilson chief Of tho
div ~'on ~ public libraries. Is spending
FllN week m tHN AAFlf hNiu country n
telegram received from her by the
food administration today adv'ss, TIM,
she h having splendid meetings. and
tina all the women are taking lively
interest In food conservation. pub
iicity and nome gardens.
T. r. Putncy. Dr.. will be In the New
Mexico Military Gnsttute'e quota 10
tho fourth reserve officers training
sa.WtYa TIA NraFNfNrfa l. aarp nNa-
pariur tho nst OF men II will send
70 the trimming camps and young
Pu'ucy Is ono OF tho applicants
a number of artistic baskets made
hv se.chi = Ikemo,o. chairman % tho
Committee on Orrapationnl Theranv
ir the Chnmber II Commerce wero
exhibited ~ Monday nights needing
~ the board 81 directors MIR Ike
motto PREPARED the baskets by ~
Of proving that an amateur ccn''
elslv turn ont baskets 81 A good
Grade 81 workmanship with only q
very limited amount % previous IN
.'ulctiDu 4 study is nov heinv rade
ly pr ken OTTO Of the procticahility ~
p'aru g employment ~ blackberry mi
other manual arts ~ the disposal ~
health usekers 90 sauatorla and nri-
afs horres iu mo ~tv
Tine regular annual ''ec'ion ~ o.
fleece ~ the RIO Grau1e GIn I'm was
hell .n 'h" store room ~ Mr. Henry
johnson Monday evening Apru ~
prd rho ~tn'o0frv officers elec'Ad In
.orlc rur period % enc year: pre~'-
dent \ Chauydu Vice President. n
A.. Hlrrtuer. Se"ret1rv II y Jami-on.
TREASURER J y iiannum; Director.
e. a. ituds,n.
4 special meet ry OF Officers 81 th-
( Erirht. OF Co1umhus will he h.sid ~
tho homo o. REV A. NJ Mandaiarta
tpuirht ~ 90 o'clock
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-01
Catarrh of Stomach

Mrs. Mary Fennen. r. r d. Po-
mona. Missouri, vines;
Il wish 10 say a few words In the
ptaise Of Peruna. have used Il
with good results for cramps In the
stomach. Also found a. the very
thing for eatarrh OF the head. Ny
sister was cured OF catarrh Of stOm'
ach by the use Of Peruna,'
Mrs. r. T. Chomer. 90 East i2nd
st, Chicago, III. says: "Manalin
best laxative on the market for liver
and bowels, very good for indigestion
aud heart burn.
Those who object 10 liquid medi'
elnes can sessrs Psruna tablets,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-01
Will Hold Funeral
of Father and Son
at the Same Time

J'nc# sullivan who was scut to tho
Ht'ir hospital son insane at Las Vegas
after Doc had made two suicidal at
tcmptS az pld Albuguerque. threat
cncd 90 KIN himself there Sullivan
found 30 brick ana threatened ia
crush his head 4 guard tool IL away
from him
sullivan jird iu tho hospital SUNDAY
from natural causes. little moro than
twenty four hours after his father.
Patrick sullivan. dicd at his home IN
ola Albuquerque Fred CrollOt
brought the body ~ the younger sui.
Ivan here nGd r. double funeral win
~ held fer the father ana son.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-01

Every druggist In ,own-your drug
gist and everytody's druggist a no.
ticed q great fan ng off In the sale Of
caiomc. They all give the same rea-
son Dodson's LAYER Tom TX taking liz
place.
"Culomel iR dangerous ana people
kncv IL white Dodson's liver Tom
l. perfectly safe and gives better re-
suits" said a prominent local drug
E.st. Dodson's Liver Ton" Is personally
guaranteed by cvery druggist who sells
81. \ large bottle doesn't cost Vory
p,uch hut II "a faiis 20 glyc easy rV-
Lel IN every case Of liver sluggish
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-01
Ca|omeI Loses You a Days Work!
Take DOdSon'S Liver Tone Instead
Read my guarantee! If bilious, constipated or head
achy you need not take nasty, sickening, danger
Gus calomel to get Strengthened up.
nesl ma conatInalIon ~ hay.

ness and constipation, You hav" only
To- usl for your money back.
DodsCi's Liver Tone Is "a pleasant
tasting purely vegetable remedy
harmless tn both children and adults.
Take a spoonful at night ana wake
up feeling fine, M bAiousness. sick
headache. ACID stomach or constipated
bowels. II docsn'; gripr or cause in
c-urN"uience an the next day like yio-
lent ,alonrrl TAX a duse Ut un.omcl
TODAY and tomorrow You Will feel
veal. sick and nauscated Don't lose
a dnN's work. Take DodsoR's Liver
Toro ins tead and feet fine, full OF
igor and ambition,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-01
rnInIng 40 The Idcnl.

chief Flynn's motion picture cN.
pose Of the Imperial German govern
mcnt's spy activities I'm this country
II presented IN the form OF q serial
phptodrama called The Eagle
I've" produced I'm twenty episodes by
the Whartona. who have made q wide
reputation IN this ficld OF rroduc-
tion. II will be presented at IN.
Jdcal thcatrr beginning SUNDAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-01

volunteered for active service Scour-
ing 20 leave OF nhsci Gee through the
intervention OF =. Nnnuuslu. tho giant
uctur-suldipf WI" starred iu thV film
version ut The warrior tho --latest.
war ep"etaclei u which 10" 'S now Ov-
lighting American audience
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-01

public and press as the screen find
Of pc year. His fame and fortune
assured, M.r'atc h,rrmc "a leading
member al tho Italia Film company.
producers ot "Cahirt..' AZ the out
break OF hDsuli,ios he Immediately
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-01
Thomas II Ince presents
ENID BENNETT ~NauoHy Nauotyr
NGAmmowa Otnn

Bennett aus Andrew Arhuck1o The
direction OF Jerome storm. under tho
personal supervision OF Thomas a.
lncc himself iHsures mn entertaining
hour with charming Miss Bennett ns
entertainer o. ohicf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-01

- read nv evsrv class ~ rnsn-srd
women too TRY one
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-01

N the -"
S%upportinr Enid R'nnctt m hor l1'-
est Paramount |photoplay, Naughty.
Naughty ~ the ~ thcutor today
only. S. nm excellent cast including
Earl Rodney. Gloria Hope MARRIOTT"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-19
w. s. s.
 For Sale Here
For Sale Here

announcing that There you may buy Thrift Stamps and War Savings Certificates" Every man, woman and child in the United States is responsible for the success not only of this cam palgn, but the successful prosecution of the war When you have bought your first thrift stamp your next duty is to see that your neigh bor buys one. When you have accomplished that then it is your duty to see that your neigh borhood grocery store and drug store are agen- cies of Uncle Sam's, selling Thrift Stamps and Baby Bonds. Then it is your duty to buy more Thrift Stamps and to encourage those in your community to do likewise Every moment of your spare time should be given to this work We are at war with shrewd and crafty na- tion They are tireless in their efforts to tram pie upon the stars and stripes and we must be likewise ndefatigable in preventing their bloody, steel-studded boots from tramplng upon that which we hold dearer than life itself
 Don't think that because Thrift Stamps cost but 25c that they represent a little thing. They rep resent the unity of 2O,0OOOOO loyal Americans banded together to wipe out the German curse. When you buy your first Thrift Stamp you bring peace and victory that much closer And every time you say word in favor of this important national work you are showing your patriotism in practical, helpful way
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-19
WirthnOr Waists
 S1

It looks as though the manufacturers of Wirthmor waists tried their best to make the Wirthmors for this week prettier than ever in honor of our January White Sale. The four new styles are simply beyond description.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-19
Weather:
Fair
Store Opens dt $50 q. m.
H is tue duty Of eUery
 citizen

to see that their druggist, their grocer their coal dealer, their butcher, their dry goods store, in fact, every place in which they transact business sells Thrift Stamps and Baby Bonds. Not until these bonds are as easy to buy as a paper of pins or spool of thread will our gov ernment acknowledge that their distribution has been complete.
 Let us make it impossible to look anywhere without seeing big
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-19
New voile Blouses
 S3. 50

Voile blouses are going to be especially fashionable for spring. These at $50 will be more than popular. The styles are indeed fetching and the quality of the voile in keeping with the excellent workmanship.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-19
Selling out dU skirts

Offering choice of any skirt in our stock, regard
 less of cost or former selling at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-19
HnUe you seen those $l.l9 Shirts lUhich hnUe made such c hit?

Hasn't mentioned to you the fact that the Love man, Joseph Loeb Store for Men selling shirts for 119 that were simply wonderful?
 NO? Then listen As 'man to man. we hope you will see these shirts We say see" advsedy because that's about far we'll have to go-to get you to them After that you will do the rest.
 Pay close attentonhese shirts made of madras The patterns printed on but into the body of the madras there is "self" stripe. That stripe won't wash out you know and the printed pattern is just fast We guarantee that Complete range of sizes from IA to IT, laundered cufs correctly sized to fit comfortably about neck and shoulders Neckbands that won't shrink Superior shirts in every way made of better fabrics than will in shirts selling at this low price for long time.
 (Main Floo)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-19
Welworth Blouses
 S2
Georgette crepe
 BlOuses S5

These are grouped for special clearance in the January White Sale. Are in suit shades, also flesh and white, and are in mostly conservative styles which makes them suitable for wear during the com ing spring and summer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-19
SAVE ON SILKS in OUT .Jnnuary Silk Sale
 nOIU in progress

The who silks this spring will be wearing badge of patriotism Our soldiers need the bulk of the tents and other equipment will practically exhaust crop Silk fabrics therefore going to be popular among those who would show their patriotism
 So already this that silk sale this January has done the greatest volume business history Now that know plan have lots of your spring and summer wardrobe. ~ as8a&s The Loveman Joseph Loeb January Silk ssa sale tis good the opening day Notwithstanding sands of yards which have been sold many thousands of yards still remain be sold at the most helpful savings offered silk buying public.
 2na a1oon
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-19

At 5.95 to 22.5O the Blouse Shop dis plays a prize collection of beautifully hand made and hand embroidered Phil lipine blouses. The embroidery work is inimitable. These blouses are absolute ly superior. (2d Floor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-19
One- third off

In this sale we disregard every thing but our desire to sell these skirts. We have not restricted a single garment; notwithstand- ing the fact that many of the conservative models could very easily be placed in our spring stock or in our stock for next fall, and sold as easily as new skirts. These, skirts, it should be remembered, are in most ev- cry instance, of all wool fabrics. No doubt you know that all wool fabrics will be very rare and very expensive if procurable at all in the garments of the new season. The leading manufac- turers of women's apparel have already announced this fact. Now you may choose at a reduc- tion of one-third off original price any sport skirt, any novel, ty skirt, any conservative skirt in our stock.
 Do not neglect this privilege.
 t2nd Floor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-19
Store Closes 6 D. m. Saturday 9 D. m.
Red Cross headquarters
 (BaIcony)
Bslcony)

We would deem it privilege sir if you will permit us to have moment of your time in the morning to show you through these new spring hats. .4t40 They fine hats indeed Hats any store would be proud
 to show it's best customers There window full of them on 18th street that tells better story than could possibly tell here Won't you see that window? And then won't you come injust inside the door-and let of ex- you how becoming the new grays and greens and browns are?
 Whenever get hold of in our Hat Store who says
 Pd rather take beating than buy hat," know
 that we are about to make staunch friend for the Store for Men, Putting the right hat on the right man is our ob and we've got the right hat for you srgt here in new 300 line
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-19
LOVEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB
Knitting WOOI
 75C

As special feature for today in the Art Needlework Store the third floor, offer all wool knitting yarn in gray khaki for 75c hank This is superior quality of knitting wool for making for sailors soldiers.
 This price is for one day only and wool will be sent out C. o. D. and sold by mail order
 (3d Foor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-19

If coal should become scarcer than it is now, the demand for these stoves will be even greater. and we advise you to buy one mediately and begin saving both coal and money. (4th FlOOr)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-19
New voile Blouses
 S3.95

These represent the very limit of good taste and desirability. The woman who is seeking blouses of quality and who will look to them for much service will not be disappointed if she makes her choice from these
The Little River news., 1918-04-10
Unofficial Figures.
AShdOWn

The above figures have been compil- ed for the first days work over the county. So far as the News is able to learn from those who are compiling the lists they are substantially cor rect. There will be others to report as the drive is just starting. Some of the places fell behind on account of not pressing tho sala3 while the crowd was together. They will show up better later The list ol the in dividuals will also Eie published later, as it was impossible for the commit tees to compile the names and pro perly list them on account ol the great rush for bonds. When it is published it is expected that the report be as accurate as possible.