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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-04-23

Oppressed Feeling in chest. Choking sen.
A. tion In tbroaI, Painful TO lie on left side,
sinking Of Snothering Sensation, DIM
cult Breathing. Heart DroPsy or Swelling
effect 3r aHkfe.s II you have one or more OF
the above ~ynptoms. don fail % use DIR. n ms
mans NeA-t Tablets. N-1- a secret medicine.
Il - satL tat one person Gus Of every four hes
weak heart Probably three-f0Urths Of these DO
&c. ., - ionsI ~ ~ $500 ~
Nerves. Don't AXE any CSancss when nrs
hinsman's Heart Tablets are within YOU
reach. More than 100 endorsements furnished.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-04-23

Pear STUNT Julia and Cousins: Here comes an
other ten-year-old farmer girl 90 join the band
90 cousins / am fair completed, have dark
h=f- land 10 hobhcdl. blue eyes and weigh
nrtv-uiao rounds. 7 20 n school. like to 20
to >rnCoI. ] Ike my teacher. Her ZANE Is Miss
Tis GalIcnt 7 enjoy reading the cousins lot
mv age.
hooc this won't find the waste basket. as
want 20 sec Il in print. I have two sisters
and two brothers 7 have seven little chickens
ian 10 lots "a helm mama ] wash dishes
sEd mind my baby sister. I can crochet a lit
tie. I Ike 10 read Letters where they tel what
they DO. tHiuk Dionths NIaTShall's letter was
fine. ! wish J rould visit her ] think we
would have a fire time gathering flowers
Well. ! gIeSS 7 had better close. as the baby
has walked. with much lore TO Aunt Julia and
ali the cousins.
>your cousin and niece.
TORENE TALENT.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-04-23
Fayetteville. Ca. Route 4. Box II.

Hello Aunt Julia and cousins: have been
reading your Letter Box and think u - just
fine I 20 70 school AZ Wayside and like my
teacher fine.
We have q nice garden. live on a farm
AMI like farm life We have chickens and hogs.
helm feed and care for them. new cousin,
WILLIAM MERCER.
Waysidc Jones County. Georgia.
L 81 enclose 10 cents Cor club button.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-04-23
New Feather Beds Only $3.50

g. Feather Pillows sI75 per pair Fl size and fll
,-,srsnteed All new, clean sanitary feathers: BeSt
o55ce feather proof ticking. Write for NV catalogue
SaiTgTPY FEETHEY PILLOW co. Ds. ne. CressSTo, r. =
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-04-23

Hcy. Aunt Julia. VIII some 81 you friends
move over and give me a seat by Aunt Julia
7 will promise Tot 10 stay long. Well. cousins,
want you all 10 get behind stump tlll |
describe myself. IL you don't you all will get
scared almost 60 death. Well here ! come.
! am fair complicated. have blue eyes and am
in the sixth grade al school. We'll. l viii say
goodbye and 60. -
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-04-23
YGUR HEART

,D0et u FIutteT. TaIpitate
or skip BcEtsR Hsve ycu
= hoFTaess Of Breath, Ten.
deTness, Mum bEess. OF
PsiuIn lea side. Dizziness,
Painting spells. spots be.
fore eyes. sudden Sta rting
iE sleep. NeTyou suess,
Hungry or Weak SPELLS
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-04-23

Dear Aunt Julia ami Cousins: v Ill YOU les
-i-IS ana l,,yS. I am a boy Of sixteen summers
I live on farm ard like farm life inc. hoW
-tn Won cousins like to help your inother naIso
rhickenS2 I for one. We have thlrt!-slN ii''''
rricks and they sure pretty.
As / sec all the other cousins describe theIu'
selves I will too. have DARK halr' gray e',y,SG
f.rl, co-nnIexfou. am > feet inches, weigh llO
pounds. ,--
sire do enjoy reading the cousins page very
nuch. This i the second trlsl 70 Aunt Julla :
rlTb AMI / Rora Mr.. Waste BASKET will be gone
when this comes a.. -,
will close ~iJI love to Aunt Julia and the
cousins. Enclosed find 10 cents Tor WHICH sehu
me club brrtou. Your new cousin,
yijcftc "a RUFUS ROLLINS.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-04-23

Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII you Let
SoUtb CarnIina girl ioin your happy band OF
girls and bcyss We'll. 7 will describe my
r~IC have black hai-, brown eyes and
s4rL -om7Ipxion. am twelve years old.
Wei. nv letter Is getting long. - will stop.
hoping 70 see this in print. l viii answer all
letters received. OLIVE OkOMEh.
Townsville. :. G.. L. r. ID. No. :.
L. S.-Enclosed find ten cents for which send
me one OF your club buttons.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-04-23

You nav avoid pains suffering have Thousands o.
ohsr women all over the country by writing for Dr. py!f
wonderful book which tells bow give birth TO happy he1J
children Write TODAY for FREE book POSTPAID, Or
.. n. Dye Medical institute, 81 Lincoln
Bldg, Buffalo, ~. Y.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-04-23

Dear Aunt Julia. Will you admit another
,ittIo Georgia -irI into you- happy band OF
bows and girls. Fa1her takes the journal l
Ike, 10 read the letter box. l live on farm.
like farm life fire. 1 go TO schooi az NC
chs nicsviIIe Am in the fourth grade. My teach
er'S name i Miss Mamie Ray. | like her tinc.
What do you cousins think OF the war. thlnh
il is awful. Will describe myself. am Tour
Fo.t siy inches tall. have light hair. blue
cycS dark COMPLEXION. I have two brothers IN
the army One is at Macon. Ga.. and one al
Fort Monroe. Va Well. my letter i settlhE
long I will close for this time. Win love 10
A'''' ALICE DEMPSEY.
NcrcrOsS "a. Route =. a.
T. S-Euclosed find ten cents lot "Aic"
pIease send me a CLUB pin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-28
G.. of c. Quarterly
Bulletin Is Sent
To Hundreds Today

forward A~huUJerqur a.. quar-
tcrly bulletin published Dbl, no" cham
pcr OF Commerce. came from The press
last night Ini officials go if. cnlm-
lei sIe getting the st'rt,tys ittIn
ptpor ready for mailing ''lty.
Hundreds of copies "ill hr lrtlb-
ut"d uWuuE members If tnr local
Chamber OF Commerce aud ilJH or
Plantations throughout the southwest
as well as among many Customers
who are Interested IN iniI city as q va
cation place. health cure o. more
generally. r. home
Thr publication thtf cuurtrr i,cli1
with intert sting facts about the city
and contains several attractive and
appropriate SUITS of DO ri iusItu coma
OF greatest interest ~ 4 business
way " the Houses Wanted adNor.
tisemcnt on the back of the pan
putin. up to Albuquequenns tn" fac
that more houses. apartment ana
rooms are needed at once and that =
N up 20 citizens to build them This
general demand for houses. with
which the Chamber OF Commerce 10
personally acquainted. h one uf tn
best indications OF future prosperity
and expansion for Albuquerque th1'
could possibly he shown
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-28
Arizona Cattle
Company Defunct

Phoenix. Ariz, Nov - William
NJ Massie was today appointed receiv-
er for la Osa Land and Cattle com
pany on the application 10 the superior
our of creditors scheduling liabilities
of nearly half a million dollars, OF
this Indebtedness t1t5.00 il u note
due TO Merchants National Bank OF
- Paul. MINI $su3 900 is a notc 10
the North Texas Trust company. Sum
orous smaller items of Indebtedness
brings the total 10 more than $500
OUN.
The assets Of tne company consist
of 1000 read uf cuttlr ana range
properties and rights .u Pima and
santa Cruz counties extending from
near Tucson Co the Mexican bouu-
Diary The applications FOR receiver al
legos that proper conduct OF the bust.
hess affairs of the company and prop
cr are Of its cattle through the wiu-
ter Will re- establish the company as "a
going concern.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-28

ing THANKSGIVING dinner today tu
France. Tcmpus sure du q lot OF
tugitinu these i,,h. AS old man
Martin used 20 say back hOm"
Eig day it was. too. In the 1f'cr.
noon We had "a band concert and our
Fighting Pilot give as "a little address
and then ~ night wc went oNe To the
Y II. 9. \. hut and they had 4 fine
concert there and some singera ana
actors from America. And the big
tun OF II was that they got us al
singing and We could choose tho songs
that We wanted.
II didn't take us very long to get
over There and do down \ Long
LONE Trail Awinding 10 Joan d'Arf
and ihcn we vas back home singing
the old timers. Gee. we certainly did
dig up some old oncs-Take the
Wagon Home John and a lot OF the
old barber shop favoritcs. .
THANKSGIVING IN France tgi''
who'd - ihunk II
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-28
PERSONAL NEWSITEMS

cts Tor - few days.
Mr. and Mrs a. g. Heffrer 81 ben
Yer, are visiting iu the city
Lieutenant a. r. Hurst b. stopping
over tu the city ruruutc io Fort BAY
ard.
Mr. and Mrs Honi, aiv,cr. OF Dem
ing. are visiting friends IN the city.
p. " stiles arrived herc from Datil
last night.
Ira 4. Thompson is a business vlsi-
tor here from El paso.
= T. FinkOlne. lumberman from
bes MOines. la. is here on business.
John Demos ~ here from Deming.
Mrs George Kennedy arrived here
from Chin Lee last night Tor u several
DAYS visit with friends
g J Roberts ~ Winslow. ~ here on
business
Milo uurliug1mc o. Magdalcua. is Il
business visitor IN N" CITY
Mrs ~ o. Hcrcley. who has heen
visiting 100 Nvw Work titN. has been
called to chicago by the death Of her
father influenza causing his demise.
Mrs Hcrcloy VIII remain IN Chicago
frr about ten days and Will then re-.
torn Poo Albuquerque.
word was received here ycstrrdn"
20, ivan Grunsfcld from simon Schio-s
'hlt tho lattcr's father. jacob Scil9s-
diro ut Cincinnati. -.
T. f~runchint arrested YESTERDAY on
70 charge " violating tho prohibition
was u%rr1ignod before police .fldr,
" " Mcclellan yesterday afternoon
lu police court and WIS found guilty
Dos th" court He was fined sg0n aud
10 jail for 80 dI,s. Frduchi-
nod gave notice Of appeal and wa fr-
lrnsrd on bond. which be- furniyhcl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-28
Desmond J. Farrell Is
Now First Lieutenant

Desmond Carroll. son of Mrs
Katherine Farrell 90, West Roma
avenue WIS commissioned q first li.u-
tenant in the ~hcthuuurtora cnmutut
OF inc Thirty tifth Regiment stationed
It camp Travis. iuat 90 week. heIur,
the aruIstic. was signed. according to
% letter received hs Mrs. Farrell yr-.
tcrday.
Lieutenant Farrell enlisted in tho
national guard q few weeks after wa
started and ufterWard .ferriur
himself 10 the r.gulnr army wus sent
To ag Officers training camp. from
which he expected go go directly %
France
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-28

Four-O Taxi Service. Phone 40.
Auto Springs. all makes ktrber co
Taxi. Phone 49, Nicholson Taxi
Dr. Austin H. Grille president of the
state college stopped of iu Aihu-
Vuerpue last night coming from Las
Cruces.
Or n. y Johnson. state veierinRr-
ian. was ben the city for u short time
last night
A. n StrotS returned this morning
from Gallup. whore he received a di-
rected verdict In the ease o: Sem
sheimer ana company against Jacob
son This Be- the Sccoud trial OF this
case. the former Judgment having
been reversed b., The state supreme
court
Tho first soldiers to hc mustered
out ut service lt Camp cody have hccu
passing thruurh Alnuuu'tQu on their
way 90 heir homes in different parts
81 Yhc country FOR the last three days
Some 90 the men who have been spry-
ing as INSTRUCTORS huNc hern 80 Camp
cody FOR - uunth4
Deputy sheriff g. e Brooks. OF
Grand county wa On Al~huduorquo
this morning pn Dis way TO East lIs
Vegas 10 cunfluc Pablo Nharta ir tho
insane stlum There" Nnsrra was c"n-
victcd uf the murder OF "a Eirl 900
Grant county two tt1rs ago and was
sentenced tu hang Later hl- mental
condition was investigate and hc was
udiudgcd insane
David ". Eosouvn'd. BOO the quarter
masters deuarfmruf az Camp 'ndA
arrived here this morning To- spend
Thanksgiving dut in Albuquerque
g. g.. Casey oi Prescott r. 900 tio
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-28
PRIVATE DANNY
IN FRANCE
BY FRAZIER HUNT
CMAIvTII, 2as.

GUESS o. VIII Lc kind OF hard to
believe but after an the folks hack
uuuue didn't have so awful much
uu as buck priNa,ca over here In
France this Thanksgivlug In fact I
wouldn't be surpr sod that we had
something on a good many OF thom
because out here IN this rest camp
whore ", are We had ~ too
Nou can hear q lot OF people in the
army grabbing she Q NJ but ars
OUTFIT that can sec hat us soldiers
three thousand miles away get a
turkey on Thanksgiv'ng rs certainly
doing a high. wide and handsome job.
And then 10 make IL good there way
cranberry and the uX!ugs ~
10 with IL
THANKSGIVING In France Gee whi2.
Who would u thunk Il two y,ols ago
\ couple a million " listed. horney
handed American fighting men cat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-28
Mortuary
oliver Wilson.

oliver Wilson. aged g. yearu. died
az "a local santtoriuu az @ o'clock this
morning Of pneumonia. following uu
Of influenza.
Mr. Wilson came 90 Albuquerque
from Missouri about nine years ago.
During this time he has been EMPLOY
ed as transfer man At ga" Santa g."
shops. lie was e member ut tn" %.
Il. T..
Nj Wilson leaves t wife and two
small children. also % mother and
father. Mr.. and Mrs. q. W Wilson.
ana % sister. Miss Rosetta Wilson.
who live on "a ranch west of tho city.
Another brother and sister are living
in the east.
The funeral viii be held at , O'Clock
Friday afternoon from g r French g
chapel Tho Rev g - Hickman VIII
nnirlJfr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-28
Fashions for Americans

II HE world wide c'ipr, to conscrV"
wool has resulted n - unusual
vogue for d.rt4,, ana suits
made of velvet ana so'Vctc"H ines"
rich materials really require coni-
p%aratively little Trimming. Some
times touches of embroidery appear
on velvet dresses. and fur of course
II the accepted decoration for the
velvet or velveteen suit.
one of the newes, methods OF re-
licving the severity u a plain vel
vet or vcivetecn dress is by wide
tucks that hold the material slightly
gathered and simulate puffs. These
gathered tucks or "puffs'' usually ap-
pear on side panels. the front aud
back sections OF the gown being
straight and plain \ velvet dress
may be cut on panel or princess lines
from, and back. with sides OF the
bodice ending Al the waist line OF a
trifle lower. Very lightly gathered
side panels on sections will he at
ttch"d. n three 81 four tucks ap-
proNimately two and a half 81 three
inches deep gathered TO form puith,
viii hr1ak the line ~ the hips. n
ocvelop the popular peg top siihou-
otto.
Many lovely drcsso have a velvet
GOT NfANfAffNA hhhA WIN AlflftA iAf
the garment of lighter weight ma
',ridt. such as satin 4 Georectte. A
black velvet skirt MAY have long bod
I,r ~ blue GoorEcti, embroidered IN
black. tan colnrpd G,orgeitc or satin
may uc combined with castor brown
velvet, or bottle groom velvet may be
combined with brown or tan GvVrgetto
coz satin
The sketch give. %uggestion for 90
velvet dress thar u be worn either
for afternoon CO.. py. pg. The front OF
the skirt i~ drawn ~. To form a grace
iul fr1pcry. with E yet flowers and
'u1yrs sIVinE u do.H live touch. Wool
flowers may h. used { preferred The
narrow train - |. enable. " iS
caught underneath me belt az ~"
back. and % DIu,t.f flowers match
Ing those used nu The front ~ The
gown cuneci's th, bot closing.
Many evening f... OF velvet have
FUN length sleeve. the neck may
hc cat sguur, cor s. aped.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-28

Tho hodics Of MI. and Mrs. T.. y.
Frausetcttcr will lie In state At G. r
Frrnch'g parlors from - unity d
o'clock today. Roth bodies will he
shipped on 30. = tomorrow To Wichita.
Kan. for burial Mr. Branstetier's
mother AIRS Jeanne rugh. and Mr..
Hranstctter's mother. Mrs. Louise
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-28
Frank I,oldcn

The funeral Of Frank Bolden. 30
years of age. who died of the infll-
cnza az Helen on october %. will be
held from c. T French's chapel, al
3 o'clock Friday afternoon The Uo,
g. q Hcckman Will officiutc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-28

Constipation causes headache. indi
gsstlon. dizziness. drows!ness. For a
mild. opening medicine. use Doan's
Regulets. 3Oc n box AZ all s,ores.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-28
William, kuhfahI.

William kuhfahL 2S wears of age.
formerly of Grand ledge. Mich. died
at noon today az his apartments in
the highlands after a long illness. He
is survived by relatives living In Mich
igan. Strong brothers win have
charge of arrangements.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-28
Freight Steamer
Ran1rned in Fog at
New York Harbor

New York, Nov. 2s.-The inbound
Norwegian freight steamer Jepthow
from Rotterdam, while entering the
lower harhor here early TO-DAY during
e dense .og. collided with an UNI
known steamer. \ large hole was
stove in the J%cpthow's port bow The
other ship disappeared IN the fnE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-28

For haby's crouI whites caily
cu;s ane bru lses. mammals sore
throat. Grandma's iame mess Or.
Thomas Eclectic oil--ths household
remedy. 20c and soc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-28

The body OF r. G.. Hicks. who died
~ his home early YESTERDAY morning
viii lie In state at &. r Frcnch's par
lore from y until Ia O'clock Friday
morning. The funeral vii he held
from french's chapel at 10 o'clock to-
morrow. The REV e. q. BeCkman will
.ptiriate. The huria! viii hc at FAIR
view cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-28

Phone 8. iSea rsrrn an ve-t Cop.
per. for first ciax livery ". l.
rrimble a On.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-28
EXTRA. EXTRA!

Ladies' wanted at Red Cross I
work rooms. 4
Since peace is declared work I
has been stopped On surgical 4
dressings. but there Is an cmer- I
gency demand for hospital gar I
ments and refugee garments. one
garment now Will be OF infinitely 4
GREATER service IN saving life than
many garments three months 4
from nov Tuesday night classes (
Will continue hut Thursday night 4
classes are abandoned The flu 4
viii not got sou while YOU are 4
working Tor the boys over there. 4
Evening star., 1918-11-14
WOUNDED sEvERElY.


KING. Leslie f, San Jose. Cal.
KIEKUP. Harry r.. Bayshore, n. r.
MuIHoLAND. Francis p. Philadelphia, Pa
REYNOLDS. Bud, Kansas City, Kan.
CORPORALS:
cL1CkNER. Carl Mckinley. Maustsn. VII.
DORAN. John g.. jr.. Pittsburgh, Pa.
KNERR, Raleigh, Poison. Mont.
LAEE, George W., Harrisville, Mich.
BAND LEADER:
ALTDGERFER. Frank E.. Lisbon. ohin.
MECHANIC:
koHNkEN. George. New Ysrk. \, Z.
PRIVATES:
CARROLL, Alvin G, Flsrala, An.
CONNORS, Lawrence. Cazenevia. w.
CORLISS. George Albert, Hehron, Neh.
CoWIE. Walter &. Barre, VT :,
DALTON. Claude E., Naples. 0kfA.
EPPOLLIO. Flippo. Few 4Ysek. D. Z
EB1iGN0E8 8a3s Ysnl3aa. 2u1s -
Evening star., 1918-11-14
REPCBLICA DE CUEA,
VICECONSULADO.
VASEIINCTn II q


Sc anuncia para general c"necm!cnto que. dc
, lerdo con 10 estahlecido I.or In Ley del Serv-
s~in Militnr Ubii.atorio de II Eepublica de-
cuba, tvdo ciu.8dano cuhano cue haya cum
lido Ips 81 h,.bierc t,e crnpiirlos el
ola } de Mayo dc 1919, les memories de IS
euoe que resi0an eli este DiStrito, tienen Ia
obii9acon DE- acrdir cste Viceconsuado a
uenar las solicitudes de reciutan,iento.
Direction: 1880 18th ST.. North West.
AVAILABLE NOW FOR ALTERATIONS AND
5sEMODELING, u picked force of ten carpen-
tiers and foreman. on time and material basis
NnlS. Terms application
I'll 18th st. NV. Main 1884.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TENANTS-wITH
peace the Salisbury law becomes imperative;
Inscriptions landlords already preparing no.
tires: call attention Of congressional friends.
:; ESANT. 15s
J WILL BE AT THE OFFICE OF A. T.
1Ioltman. 1870 New York ave. NV. sATUR-
DAT. November 16. to receive taxes due on
superty in Alexandria county. Va.
Z. w. BALL. County Treasurer.
Evening star., 1918-11-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 sfDCIAL COMMUNICATION or NAVAL
THURSDAY, November II, 1918, pm: NJ.
NJ. degree. BY order W. II. NJ. T. DIXON.
Secretary.
10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. I Will NOT
10 responsible for any debts contracted By any
body other than myself
ROBERT NJ g. DEANS.
1881 Irving st. NV. 15'
EISMET COUNCIL 1886, ROYAL ARCANUM-
Regular meetings Of this cornc'1 which --cre
postponed on account Of the influenza epidemic,
will be resumed the /
Thursdays Of each month, beginning THURSDAY.
Eoy. IA. B. ". ROLINGER. Secretary.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PERPETUAL
Building Association. at 11th and d SITS. NV.
on MONDAY. November 1S 1918, at 7:30 pm.
by order Of the board Of directors.
]. W. CARR. Secretary.
ON NOVEMBER 90. 1918. AT L O'CLOCK
Co., Inc. 1407 G street northwest. Washing
ton. D. O.. the undersigned will sell at public
suction stock trust certificate, representing
End evidencing the ownership of 10.21S shares
Of the 1ripure Water Systems Company, to-
gcther with all rights thereunder, which said
.e.tincate was issued by tine voting trustees
md certified By the registrar to Jesse S. Ner
I.n and by him in1orsed for transfer. Said
<ale will be made for the purpose of enforcing
payment of unpaid debt of said Merrill TO
The undersigned in the sum Of 81 $50, with s
Ier cent interest per ennun thereon from July
2. 1916. to date of payment. PETER f.
BLOW. 5N Woodward building. Washington.
u. G. 19s
Evening star., 1918-11-14

DANCE DUE TO BE GIVEN
Oct II, 1918, by American Rail
way Express Association, and
postponed account of epidemic,
will be held Saturday, Nov. 10.
1913. at Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie, 9Th and F sts. ne.