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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-30
Fashions for Americans

TEOCkS uf heavy linen. smar'ly
II tailored. are coming bon Tor warm
4 WettncJ year. They are oNpou-
siyc when bought ready To- wear. gud
certainly particularly cheap when
made Jt home. Is Eood linen fabrics
are scarce, and very high iu price
Hut uulo-, One wi-ho. Co wait until
The very end Of the season. when
mark down sales have brought price,
Go % reasonable l",ol making things
at hofu" be- % les expensive method
o' .rcssiur than purchasing them
ready 90 W"ur. .ud certainty NOR, lu.
diviaulujy 3 possible
The sNoth offers 20 urpcstIou FOR
t linen .ro,k which may hc dyvol
upcd iu white with supttchc braid
Wa Joe navy. yellow COR other color. OF
ilo gown may hr 100 color with white
h%ru.iiur. IL r 90 sI.u-ov'r affair. an
opening JNpu' ll, .n.i,. f,.p 100 'hu
side front making thi. po .hlo Tho
s'-l. 'i.l ipu-"'v. srs Do. boz 81 color 20
match either tho frue. CO. 90, trim
ming
Th, shirt OF this dress is ,ors mar
row. measuring mot moro than one and
% half Yards lu width. aud the back
bee entirely plain. with only short
round yoke FORMED .y 90 ruu,,uua.
ton "i the front plocl braided. 60
r'llrfs &c. -"vori',
very interesting Ju, Iu.oI, cot
,,uu fIirir urpurhf our tIr. season
Hnd which is being used 900 llrro
IuHrtity fpr separate s%l.lrts. might o..
collected for this fru,l
IT," m.t.rIal iH satin finished ana
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LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
Peter Looks for Piper
BY THORNTON W, BURGESS.
tcoPYRtoHT. sie BY ! " BURGEssj

NETER RABBIT didn't go home
r To- the e. old Bricr Patch The
morning after h- heard the voice
of Piper the Hyla Tor the first time
Usually when he had spent e night
In the Green Forest hc got back to
the dear Old Brirr Patch 10y daylight
or a little before But this time hc
didn't go home at all lie went
straight over % the Smiling Pool in
stead. II wasn't M safest place On
the world to Doe IN tn, daytime. "
Peter was willing To run U little risk
FOR the sake 90 seeing piper the Hyla.
aud he knew that he never would h'
able TO find Piper Boo the night %
was hard enough boz daylight
So Peter was ou the bank of thu
Mr. sun throw of his rosy blankets
ana began his daily climb up in he
blue. blue sky. The Rlnck shadows
flew from the Jolly Little Sunhoams.
the birds began 20 waken, which
near that they began Co sing, for
the very first thing a bird does when
Il opens lis eyes IN the morning is
Ia call or sing Il was lovely there
at the Smiling Pool listening 90 an
of thr Joyous sounds. Peter almost
forgot what had brought him there
Then out from the smiling PuuL
sweet. swcct and clear aud sIruris-
.uTiy loud came another voice Go join
iu thc happy chorus Go greet fhc oJy
peep peep. nrcp. peep peep,
peep Peter gr.uuol Ilp,g the
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7 IANE you yet subscribed TO the
II third liberty loan II not, why
Your nance to subscribe Will soon
he gone. \ few more days and IN"
nationwide campaign for war funds
will have closed.
You MAY have argued yourself i'm
to "a state Of mind which gives you "a
delusional justification Cor your fail
ur" 20 subscribe. But YOU had better
devote some moro thought TO che suh-
jcct before it rs too late.
II YOU are an American IA real
American there is only one thing
that can excuse you from lending
some money Ia our government W
his time of national need. That One
thing Is poverty.
Tho man out NJ work and b man
whusc income scarcely eufficcs Tor his
family's upkccp are not expected by
Uncle sam to try 90 40 the impos-
siblc. But to an othoia Uncle SAN
says:
1T is not % question of whether YOU
shall or shall not buy liberty bonds.
Il ~ q question OF how many liberty
bonds YOU can afford TO buy.
This money that YOU are now
asked to lend b. 90 be- spent Tor youI
benefit.
~ b. 90 be spent in making sur"
that YOU shall DE able To continue TO
enjoy personal liberty In % free coun-
try.
1T is tu be spent iu tho defense of
your home. YOU family, ana your
own w~cll-hciuE
IN rs 60 DE spent iu tho support of
an army ~ your fellow citizens. who.
answering their country's call. have
willingly |Journcycd thousands of miles
90 keep wars d]esoIHfiou Tar from
Won.
picture the sacrifices they AFRO
called upon 20 make. Are "a willing
that tho, shalt Civ" nll aud do an.
while YOU give and do nothing 600
loi uo toll % with an tho en-
phJsI, no my command that no -uph-
istrg rau excuse You if you persist iu
f,ur failure Co. buN liberty bonds
Whatever plea y1u may 1li'E". your
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Chapter 90.
WAITE SANDY SPLITS
it-nE ON Lhn hmm IN N

'HlN Nlb N.ENl'1 "l1IIr was
sitting on the bench boo the big
han "f our I1riu0ks Iookue
100 th" % 'tir"z fu 90 l.f ~ old may
azlHss hat had uc.u SCENT us soldiers
Pos fnc kind people COL! America.
Wish ! was home WORKING In the
'ld Name store sandy cnuud,d.
80" women here. rn girls 300
l1ucp.. ru chance tu even L.l al
damn" Nhat'hu m'ou -th.. is tho
ufc' 90"
sauus Weu, com tbumpur hIs mar,
l.no but pretty soon he stopped short
aud -ort uf rtspcd for breath. "Sly.
Danny hockey al this. 1c whispered
rh'u no rcId this ppWc. written ur
ths cover
''lt q soldier boy reads this
WHO wants Co have 81 soldier Sis
Let him wr.'D 70 word or two
Nu' hr shall hly, % g,rl named sue "
And saw heres hrr aidr. aud
everything" Sandy went ON. "Oh
uN me Tor this rIo dame. Watch
my work now
In about twelve seconds Sandy
WIS writing q letter. tu This ~Ip tell
ing her how lonesome no Vas and
how from hor pomr hr knew that
IA" was some dame and for nor Goo
ar wor Immediately
Wen for tho newt two days sandy
Wasn't just what Nou would ,ulI 70
what" Of 20 soldier But along about
Tue day n come uud sandy d.l
over 'h.nr from an indian war to %
Turkish hafam dane, ih,I ne run
mn stairs and wrote h'r sixteen page,
OF nub-duh and army secrets
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actly whore his voice really does
come from when ho begins Go sing
again I'm look for HIM"
So Peter waited and presently Piper
began 10 PHO once more. Peter
stole To the very edge ~ the smiling
Pool and looked with all his might.
He looked and he looked and he
looked and he looked. He looked So
hard hat he forgot everything else.
So when Jerry Muskrdt suddenly
asked him what he was staring az so
hard Peter was so startled that ne
nearly tell INTO the smiling Pool.
There was a look II fuoIishness ON
his face as he replied
Nothing Jerry. Just nothing at
an ] am trying 20 look ~ SOME
thing and can't see st.
Jerry laughed.
You ..r" honest anyway. Peter
said he. Tell me what you ar, try
ing to soc and perhaps ! can help you
find it,"
Piper the Hyla replied Peter
with great promptuDss. Sometime
Il seems 20 m" that Piper must bee
just 70 voice and nothing elise. bf
course, J know this isn't So. because
/ found hila last spring ] know he's
real and / know he e. somewhere
right In front of mo here IN tho
Smiling Pool but hos the hardest
person to see ! know Of. think he
might show himself when a fellow
has come all the way over her" to
make a friendly call az | have. Just
listen to nat voice OF his. II seems
To come from over there on the other
side ~ the Smiling Pool IL seems 90
come from behind tho Big Rock. and
II seems 10 come from right under my
feet Was there ever anything more
provoking goo
Peter stamped WITH impotence and
instantly Piper stopped piping.
What did you do that fore" de.
mandcd Jerry Muskrat OF Peter.
Don't % know that Piper is one
OF tho most umid OF an who live in
M" Smiling Pool For my part {
Ike tu hear him pipe, and ] should
suppose YOU would when his mos
'nge rs such a Joyous n
'l do, Jerry. { do. replied Peter
huWhly 81 didn't wcun ~ Brighten
him I'm keep perfectly stIll now and
perhaps hon begin 90 pipe again"
So p"tcr sat perfectly sim aud sure
enough presently Piper began again
\cNt Story: Peter Cmoklr- 1T
IatY... I.,u.,,. H.,
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IN OUR SCHOOL Paul By w..,

onto II out 81 one 81 his mothers re-.
tthio cloths with q u"aoc at sheet 81.
ON" middle 81 the stars that he cut ou
of d.. SISTERS old blue dress. assist,
Dos lN Brigham ~ % pair 81 s.ssurs
Th.y hi-tcd the flag up 60 the ia
pole ON The chikkru house 4 And
Anderson played The star Spg nglc
Banner yu hIs mouth organ a every
body marched around y ver,.
pr,ad.
While b was going ON, Captain VII
klus. who Is Goa charge OF the soldier
over to the muuitIon factry whcr,l
thc' are making shells come along a
wanted To know what II ali meant, a.
when he heard about u he was very
proud, too, he saying IL wascnt evcrp
ilmpl, that had got o. persons In it
fighting In the IA
Torn said an his relatives wuseut
oNupkly fighting but was Just doinl
their bit, the stars being for the g.
chitrcns he has sold 10 the soldiers al
raise eggs with.
FATTY's WAR STAMPS
Fatty Believes rs kind Of wondcrini
what to do about his War Saving
stamps. FATTY has been breaking al
rcrkids iu the school with thes
stamps, ne dopriving himself - cand,
& c,cryth'ng he likes more nan any
ono ever thought he could do Il. a
he had nine of tha 25-cent stamp
saved. but lo.' the card 20 past,
them q m so he kept them In his pants
pocket. a when ne wcnt % get then
out this morning ne foun they hac
an stuck 10 tho pocket q he coulden
get them ont without tearing them.
80 VhuI Fatts want To- know is it
he ,hnll take the pants down TO the
post office a turn thrm in with the
STAMPS stuck 20 them or what EN
pri ham says that would bee the righ
thing 10 do, but II Fatty does that
ne wont have any pants they being
the only pair he has got. tie Is very.
much worried.
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Private Danny's War Book
BY FRAZIER HUNT

one ullce "bnv Wonderful - ia
900 ali IA. thousands of b,,,. b.,,i
.n1uid ha,,. found y,n and r,f
YOU for nv own rop,p.r.r 80 b.,
.ouI solder boy An no. ,.,rs
has,, boon v~,Iiinr ,rIy r,r Van 90,
wonderful .at. Won
We'll there vas ,.' NOR, ~ t,|
sam, STUFF but f must IA, M, s,rn|
come hack s,r.rp ana ,l,y,I In, !.
90 F,r sroed
TN, SECOND v.o.k bo ry,l 10 an Il
fur Tins Princess s,,, In com, d,v.
ro Damn SATURDAY. urtcrno,r All
.hc WAS 10 vo,r , fatal raj ~
OFF rpu,uc,u .n .b. v,.,,, MIN
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Albuquerque Herald
Page Four
JOB OR JAIL
BY Dl,. FRANK CRANE.
= (toryeIcHr. 1919. ~ FRANK CRANE

New Jersey, Maryland, and West Virginia have passed laws
making idlcncSs an oheusc TO be punished by law. New YORK, Georgia,
Florida and other states are moving toward the same Legislation.
ANY male person between the ages of eighteen and tty, who rs
unemployed. will be pcualr2cd by these laws; and II seems 10 hc the
intention of the lawmakers that no distinction be- made between the
hobo and the millionaire.
In almost every family there is one who is perfectly willing to
toll not nor spin. but 10 eat, drink, and smoke earnestly while some
body else earns the money to pay.
And the more kindly such gentry are treated, and the NOR"
Christian spirit there is played upon them, tn" oncrlcr. trlilh cr,
and no counter they git as Old lMl taurcl used to say.
Every village has its quota of these lccchcs If thcrc"arc saloons,
there is their rooSting place. They irfrst the postohicc, IN" grocery,
get hungry or sleepy. They are good smokers, good whrlers. and
good checker players Aside from these art, they are good for
nothing.
Except to eat.
And sleep.
And consume the oxygen from The atmosphere.
The big city has its loafers of an mtcnscr and gaullcr type. on
which there are two kinds. one ia the drcgS and the other IN ia" scum
The drepPcrs nfcst the unchau doggcricS in the poorer quarters
They Toll around the water front. Ism II singular how water seems
to draw these human vcrmh, though they hate il. for personal use
II here is dog fight or a disturbance of the peace Of any kind, the!
gather in crowds 81 quickly they rrrnlud YOU OF h"s.
They are. Human flies.
The summers are as bad, except they are physically cleaner.
They are shaved, and ther nails are mantcurcd, and they wcar silk
shirts, hut their little souls are just as >olrl, and their it'll" minds
as nyspcckcd as their brothers of the SumA.
They get up in the morning at , p IN They lounge in the lux
urious sofa of the expensive hotels They frequent clubs, where they
drink and play pool and drink and gamble and drink and talk and.
dozc and drink some more.
If this war teaches us anything it ought to be that the loacr,
whether he is living on his father. or Is supported by his wife, or has
his own money left him by foolish parents, O n whether ne bc u PLAN
bum, as dirty outside as in is a menace to our existence.
If it be right 10 draft healthy young fellows to go to battle. II is
also right to draft the vicious and idle sackcrS, and put them at
some sort of forced labor tu help support our boys IN khaki.
1t costs $50 a day to keep an American soldier in France. Every
no%nproduccr at home ought to be put to some sort OF labor that will
help pay this bill.
all we can to make the industrious and fore-handed assist the govern
ment; ism { it about time thr heavy hand of military compulSion was
laid upon the sackcr9
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HAVE O SUBSCRIBED?
By H. ADDINGToN BRUCE
Iparcnthood." Etc.
Author OF Tho I

Author OF The Riddle of Personality Psychology and rarcnth"oi" E".
Copyright. 1918. by Tho Associated Newspapers
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Hyla was very much awake, and Il
wa good. OH 80 good. 10 hear him
Peter stamped on IN" bank. In
etantly pipcr's voice stopped Peter
ErIuucd again He's lust the same
timld little chap he always was.
thought Peter II Jlway- surprises
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Neat Story: Peter Dmokic- At
! armcr Browns BOY.
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nae that one $50 umid should sing so
loudly. ,uppus. 10 D. because Boz,
knows lust how hard D. is 10 tell oN-
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7 rAyE YOU yet subscribed TO the
RI third liberty loan II not, why
L L not
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Il sometimes happens hat a wise
mans conscience Is al good as new
because hc never uses Il,
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TUESDAY
THII was pwItr o. Inf ui cN'lf0-
wDuf over Co Turp S,lh.u#.
yard yesterday afternoon Turp
maxim. 90 s,rN.r, ills with Do s.1'J
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DECLARES JERUSALEM
Will BECOME MORAL
CENTRE Of THE WORLD

LONDON. Jan. 81. Correspondence ~
The Associated Prcss).--"I believe that
! Jerusalem after tho war will become tho
moral confer for tho world" said Sir
Mark Sykes IL British authority on the
affairs Of tn. Near East. in al interview
here.
There ia to-day throughout the
world" he explained. "a dccp-rootcd de-
sire that this war shall BE- tho last war
Eut if this hope is Ia br realized. there
mus. hc some force which will control
nations. People talk OF The Hague Con-
ference. and yet We know that hitherto
these conferences: hav" been. and may BE-
again in the future just hypoCr!;ical
convcrsat Ions between lawyers. dipln-
mats and soldiers preparing for fresh
hoSIiltirs.
Moral force. ann physical mus, hc IT
the disposal nf whatever authority man
kind desires Ia Set up To shield the WORLD
from wmr. But the physical force ot 4
l.eaGil" &C Nations must il" at tho call
If y moral force higher tham tho Hague.
II you look ~ Jerusalem. arc there not
moral forces there stronger than any man
could imagine III" moral forces Of Cal
vary and Sacrifice. ;hc moral forces or
ZInn and eternal Iiop". the moral forces
Of Islam and uhrGi"nr"""
Sir Mark hrlivrS that thor" will he
cries u! pilgrImng"$ ~ Jerusalem after
lh. war more expensive than that city
Inns ever S""u hr!O"r.
w" have the gods. lev. Nnslrm and
christian. ct a tr:"i;y 81 impulses which
nj! :cnd ward. After he war
Jews will 30 ~ tens and hundreds NJ
thousands. got as cnlnuists. hut rs WISH
tors to sac whrr" the littir sect! Of Zion
ism is being planted. EnsSlanS will visit
Jerusalem in 4 flood riding perhaps 10
two or three hundred thousand. can
iracin" even that the Pope himself
might call his oh ild!rn I" Pilgrimage Of
E,p"utauc". and untold. Numbers rc-
Spondmg t" the call. ! can imagine also
the followers IF other Christian
churches going Jcrusal"m-ward. And !
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War Service Exchange :.
Headed By Sanctuary:

'''N''''A 49,
ton OF 4 war service exchange under
Major y. y. Sanctuary. of the adjutant
gen, rails department. was announced
today by The war department. 10 thlS
exchange hereafter will DC referred -ad4'
written or verbal tenders OF service OF
any chaactcr il. Tho army. 1t will be an
information bureau for all applicants,
and will serve :LS 4 connecting INK WIN
tho department Of labor or other aRehe::
cirS in search for mon Of special TRAIL
ing. Associated with Major Sanctuary
arr WinSlow Russell. 1T the Phoenix
Mutual Insurance ca. ana John }. CosS.
editor OF the National service nand-.
book.
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can sec Islam participating IN the PIT.
grimag". Jerusalem is lodcstar which "
affects all these people.
After the war we shall have a civil
lied regime in Palestine. for | cannot
imagine even tho Central Powers dcclar.
inE that there can be no peace unlcEx-
tho Turk returns 10 Jerusalem. Tho.
Turk has been there since the days az
Sel!m the Grim. and consequently there
have hecn at work forces which have
used JcrusnIcm for III" purpose OF TO-.
,ncnting diScord in Christendom. of.
holding Jcwry n; arms length and pro-
noting war and ill-feol:ng among NIL
men. ~.
What nc the future We need net
question who is Gnln; 10 be- III Jsrus;is
lem. K is sufficient IN know that the
Turk has gore. and that Jerusalem IS
therefore minus strong positive force :
for ill., The war will give the Turkish
rl;dwc 4 great setback in ISlam' and
that means Il spiritual revival In Islam
of Il nature different from anything we
have srcn before. Tho intellectual. sptrtt::-
unl. Arab and Indian will play great
role. Noslems will think moro OF the
Word than or the sword ~.
Watch for the Opening Instaltmem
Of Gerard's Second Series Of Articles,
Exposing German Intrigue. 81
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About People
Movements OF individuals to
and From tne Clt1.
AT THE Hottest.
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TODAY IS FIRST
BLUE MONDAY
This VIII So Jobless Day for Thousands
and No Place to Go But to
the Play Houses.
Tho dawn ,hiS morning will

: IN" u'" ''t'H "'"'"i"b VIII nr lilled
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{ ,pnrr,,, Thu. rich ,nrruiry ozoro Will,
'io' nav t'''' "''' '''' "uH'h All" huF-
~ that Ia :" common on III" starting
morn Of ,hr week Tho usual rush in,
4.,
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I III" pavement in their morning rounds
! Will not 10 fur! hcnminr. thu. honk hnn,s
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49, ,o., oc,1 b,. rnturnpd IN Wash
49, ,rwnrsn, roIlcge after
cnondiuo: III. rrnk.rrd with his par-
,,ts 49, n.ond c,rer,
-. Do,1.;ro snnnt
MISS r."MI ''rD, ~ =, W-na,,inq
o"u""' N'S'''''- '','''''
Eugene barh''!' l"'"l'''i ~ 'r,'' ;::
but now attending School IN l'tIoil'
was in IN" Guy. Olt spent 'nu VIZ
end visiting his parents II 9'euoen'
vile.
Miss Margaret Harvey or HellalT'
spent the past few days III me Guy
the guest Of relatives.
Arthur Eau"r 1T ;ixIrcnth street,
Who is NOW attending Carnegie Tech.
in the city. visiting his parents.
.,,-,, no,r,~d IF (, Gainesville
..,,,n, ,hn r...'l .;.,.1 visiting relatives
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va v.r,,,;rr vbo
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Miss Marguerite" rank n' oIlaui sue
j. confined 10 her NOME WIN ''1i''S"
and l. reported to b" getting aI"hs
nicely.
Charles Evans Of War" God has be"n
spending rhr past few days 'lSI''hS
his parents Oil Fourteenth street.
Clarence Dawson, ST., Oh hlVer'lc"'
who has been confined ~ ms nome
with illness for the past few weeks, Is
fjr,r rIlnnrr nlpnlN
Ray HolSt"in OF ChAplinc street let
for ParkrrShurG, Wh'!" ne VIII sPeno
several days. III" CUES OF his parents.
Frank CnSianHU. prominent man OF
ST. tlaigENiIi'. who has been conhnHa
To the North Wheeling hospital for
the lasi few days, is reported much
improved.
james Ferdinand, prominent young
man nr Martins Ferry. will leave this
week iur Erie. Pa, where hc will make
his future HOME
Edwin Noll formerly Of this city.
has left for his home in Canton, after
Il short visit win lrlfnnS mere.
Carl Miller of the Triadclphia
High school spent Sunday, the guest
Of his parents in New Martinsrille.
Miss Nellie Mcdonald of the east
cnd spent tho weekend as tho guest
Of her parents III SleuDenFlllc.
Mrs. l.. II. l'ngan Oh fotllteeh'a
street, who has been confined 10 hef
home for the past few weeks - very
much improved.
Thomas OtonnelI oi Nor'h Wheef
ing has recovered from short Illness
and Is now aDic 10 DC ABOUT
Miss Edna Ray OF Nineteenth street
has returned home after snort FlSll
with relatives in New MartiRSyille.
Chester Pearl OF tho east end Is able
to b" about again ntter recovering
from Il short illness.
Charles tomack or brila'T' mas re-
turned from visit with relatives IN
New MarIinsrillc.
Charles Lewis OF sixteenth street
who has been confined 10 bis home for
some lime, is able 10 about again.
Francis SChnll Of South Wheeling