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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-02

' T"y n we will be able to Compel. :.
s s1s markets of the world WIFI as's y. n
snlps on a price per ton basis WIN Wy our
tries" VI o'ner coun.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-02

/ Mrs. Frank Ross and children
have returned to their home in
New Orleans.
Mrs. j. R. bracket and daugh-
ter Miss Esther were visitors to
Ramos Friday.
Mrs. N. Walker and children
are visiting relatives in Lafa-
yette.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Fitzchild Nov. 31st. a son.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-02

When tire chest feels on fire and tne
throat burns, you have indigestion anu
YOU need HERBINE to get rid OF 'ns
disagreeable feeling. It drives out oau'
" digested food, strengthens the soDi'
oh and purifes the bowels SOFA "
Belanger Drug Company.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-02

MEN OF LOUISIANA, OUR STATE is ON
TRIAL BEFORE THE bar of public opinion and
the verdict will be rendered by your vote on Nov
ember 9th. The question at issue will the men of
Louisiana vote to remove the opinions a vote is
an opinion Of their women from being rated with
idiots, insane and criminals, who constitute with
women the disfranchised classes. Or, will we have
to bow our heads in shame while men from other
states remove this injustice by National Woman
Suffrage Amendment.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE IS NO LONGER A THE
DRY TO BE DEBATED but an issue to be met.
Government by consent is fundamental Dernocra-
cy and national honor demands when men are dy-
ing to establish Democracy abroad that women
shall not be denied Democracy at home. Econ
omic justice also demands that women as wage
earners be granted the protection Of the ballot
THE RATIFICATION OF THE STATE
AMENDMENT TO enable women to vote in
Louisiana will vindicate the spirit and sacrifice Of
the men who in the dark days Of reconstruction
fought and died to maintain white supremacy. A
vote against the State Amendment November 9Th
dlscredlts these patriots, usties and vtalizes the
Fifteenth Amendment.
WE URGE ON OUR PEOPLE A REALIZA-
TON OF THE ISSUE at stake. State Sovereign
ty, the basis principle upon which our government
was ratified, will be destroyed in the event of
National Woman Suffrage Amendment being
submitted and ratified and Capitalization in govern
ment substituted. The autocratic ideal Of Hamil-
ton supplant the democratic ideal Of jefferson.
WOMEN OF LOUISIANA, WE CALL ON YOU
WHETHER suffragsts or not to recognize woman
suffrage as INEVITABLE and the issue now one
Of methods. We ask all women to join us in our
appeal to the men Of Louisiana to confer our cit
lzenship upon us by state enactment and not as
with the negroes have it come through national
mandate. Let suffragists and ant-suffragists and
he great body Of women who have not expressed
themselves rally to preserve self government for
he state as we attain self government for the indi
1dual.
DUR PLATFORM AN APPEAL TO THE
VEN OF LOUISIANA FOR LOYALTYTOT THE,
)F LOUISIANA FOR LOYALTY TO THE /
p ,ATFORM OF THF NATIONAL DEMO
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-02
Personals

Mrs. E. c. Toups has returned
from a visit to Patterson.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-02

The Morgan City Daily Review os
livered to your home for Az cen'' :
month.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-02

Mr.. Mangan Broussard of
Cleveland Ohio is the guest of
his aunt Mrs. E. C. Holloway
and cousin Mrs. C. A. Blanchard.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-02

Private Simoneaux of Camp
Beauregard visited relatives here
during the week.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-02

OUR PLATFORMS AN APPEAL TO THE
MEN OF LOUISIANA FOR LOYALTYTOT THE
Or LOUISIANA FOR LOYALTY TO THE
PLATFORM OF THE NATIONAL DEMO-
CRATIC PARTY IN 1916, WHICH RECON-
MENDED 1.-THE EXTENSION OF SUFFRAGE,
TO THE WOMEN OF THE COUNTRY BY THE
STATES UPON THE SAME TERMS AS
MEN,"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-26
Edward N. Kavanagh
To Leave This City
For New Assignment

NJ Edward y kavanagh who Tor
the last three years has been inpc'tut
on grazing ~ the South Western \'.
tional Forest district, mas been select
cd by thu forester oi the n't"l
States TO be- yhici of grazing IN In"
district fprcstrr's Office at Portland,
Oregon
Mr kaNauagh has been ben th, Tor
est s,r,t,, tor twelve years. 'uI
through hiS practical knowledg" ci
the stock business and grazing mat
t,rs. and his efficient work HlonE
these lines. has risen steadily from
the position OF range on the Lead
vile National Forest I'M colorado 10
his prospective office of assistant ioi-
ester. which rs one of the best assign
men,s that can be made IN the forest
service
Nj kavau,gh leaves behind him e
yer, large number of friends. both
within and without tho service. tie
NIlI leave for his new assignment
about August 10. It's successor from
the district Office here has not boon
elected
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-26
NJ the Lyric

knintuck" Cuss had 80 many rca-
sons TO hate the ,alvorts that when be
got a calvert iu Inns power hIs whole
heart avh"d to do justice to his vow
Ia get even Tn" Calvcrts were the
cream ot the ~austoCraoy IN the little
kcutu,kN town, the IaSses were poor
white trash, not lt To associate with
gentlemen even m enlisting to fight
the Southern Rebellion That was
several y'tts ago 'kaIutuck" was
now q Western hlEhwaSman, and tho
Cdlycris and Graham Lyons were m
the INNING business Molly was on
the way to visit them when she was
taken nom the stage coach 10y the
outlaw \ calvert rs IN his power al
last.
But hen" q strange thing happened
The calvert hrtIoss and the CAS- rem
cgadc became deeply interested IN
each other. MOLLY might have botray-
ed her Captor hut instead she warned
him II was the i%rstoorat, Lyons.
VINO was the traitor Believing that
MOLLY had q taInt OF negro blood m
her en- he TOOK advantage OF her
brothers desperate financial condition
To demand Molly but not as "A wife.
Unable To stay away from the girl who
ulled ms whole hio, kaiutuck" came
Just IN tmc to defend the honor Of
a calvert ana 10 wreck vengeance on
the man who had cast s o many insults
upon him
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-26
DRAFT BOARD WILL
STOP RELEASES FOR
ENL|ST|NG IN NAVY
Gets Orders Not to Free Any More
Men From Draft Until II Has
Enough to Fill Quotas Called
Until August 81.

E'siSlrahls un"'l the S''''''',
Service law. WI" are suhl''t 10 ''''
% August are NliluaIIN h"Ir'" Il"h'
enlistment IN Do navy ana marine
CORPS Ice am order received ioa'N 10y
the hI'tll BOARD
" navy 'h' m"llh' '"ipH nav
been '''cptlns i'L'sli"h'a "h" were
'hl" ." get li"h 'h' "I"I' '"''n
statements mat lh'N were nor h''"' ~
I" wa quotas me army ""N'N'''
' .
Ih' uIn''. ''''l''" 'N me n"'.'
TO-DAY HiI''tS 'h'' h" ""'' ''''""''
ore To h' ISSUED I" I'RlH''"'''7 'o' '".
hSim'ni no ''lh'l OF ''' ''""'u'S OF
the service mat nav" nee" '"I'','"-
'h'"' ""'' NV """'' "' ''''' 'N''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-26

Personal News Items


tut" contain matt'ls pertaining ..
Grazing 'tftlr- uu the GAIA aul u...|
national forests Ho viii return about
August
James o. Flood OF Kansas CT, ls ir
tho cats
. 3 Baxter OF k,us,s city Is h,r,
uN business.
Walter y Morgan II Regina. \ NJ
enlisted today at the army recruttiul
-'tii"u tn the coast artillery corps 10.
viii depart tonight for III Pass fut
iluul physical examination.
\ son VIA born 10 Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Ember,. OF 3it South EIih
street Wednesday.
The legislative committee Of the
Sew NloNicu cattle and Horse GROW
cts ..sooIatou wilt meet I'm Alamo
gprdo ON Angus, 2.
j G i'ukin OF Ration is In Albuquot,
ruri.
Miss 'orncIia Porter. who has been
visiting hrI parents In the city. for
several V"rhs. leaves tonlght for Eu
t'ka ''uf where she IN to be dir,,
ton ~ physical training and esthctic
dtu'tur 900 the high schoo
Superintendent Reuben Perry OF the
Indian school mo Mrs. Perry returned
I'-' urrh' from an auto trip To- SAINT,
l' 1000 THu-
g. Soils Of EI paso Is ia AuHu.
uuvruuu
Richard Nil'dEo nu enthusiast.
mon hof ut M" Buys aud Girls car
h"uiug .'ur marketed his fins, str.ua
beams this v."k after supplying u#
mother with sll she could us,
Five girls ~ the city have con
trihut'd @" tur Red Dr,tss the SUM ur
go which wts fho proceeds fsum fl
program which the, r%or"utly rt.,
consisting Of theatrlr,l tublcauN
u.usI, y" p.rls or" Iuliu Ruchur.u
Dorothy WOLF Agnes Meyer. Jessie
..nIf and Mary wiyeubach
W % Hl,ir ct 81 Paso n iu the
,Iit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-26
ALBUQUERQUE MORE
THAN MAKES QUOTA
FOR SALvAT|ON|STS
About $500 Above $4,000 Set for
This District Subscribed for
Fund During Two Days Of
Drive.

Although q complete report had not
been received from all sources At $3.50
his afternoon II was stated hy chair.
man Z j.. Mabry of the Salvation
army war fund drive. that Bcrualtllu
ruunty's quota would %" exceeded by
approximately $500 This b. based
upon the estimate uf the committee
that served th" shopmou and taiu.
men here. who are counting upon $500
in subscriptions when the number
promised have signed up today
pld Albuquerque went over the top
with double her quota aud Los can
dolarias returned almost double her
minimum quota Il Is expected to
have reports from Nlcmeda md
Ntriscu and PadIllIs. showing ,hat the
minimum ot SO each has been eN-
cccdcd but none Of these IL included
IA the estimate above given
Tho committee IN charge 81 the
campaign has tire" eltcIvrs Co r"
port iu the council ~ 'et'u-r Du'
of these ~ - person iu pld Town.
Icputed to Dee worth 100000 who re-
fused e. give even 10 dollar tu the
fund. n D. stated that b, ht- mot
contributed heavily Co amy Of the other
war funds The other tVu ,t-c- tr"
boz Albuquerque proper and are cases
81 business men With 10 Ouur.-hiuE
business who refused go give ANYTHING
tu the fund and who have lE.wi~o
contributed very util" Go any uf the
other funds Ton war relief The uuu
,tl of def.u~. viii %, requested 90
summon th"~. parties tur tu ">pltua
ton In one OF the eases .,rre r'
frrred To- TIA" solicitors mot uul, r'
coivcd uu donation but Worr them
selves rud"ll received
However thc-. three yt-.s Wet" tho
three rltriug exceptions 900 th, gen
oJil rul" the management Of th"
campaign uouur, and great stress
~ laid upon thu unusual spirit of
cheerful giving that accompanied
every donation large ,ud small
~ there va~ ou, -"riou. dpuut 900
the minds 81 the committee lu charge
81 this drive Js iu th, h.rn esteem
iu which TINS great organization ~
charity tuI mere, i- held lt the peu
pile uf this ,uwwuuitN at least 1907
such doubt was completely removed
10, this twu.dt, campaign said uu"
OF the prominent workers ~ De-
perfectly ,etuut.hiuE th' hold the
army has upon the propI" rud 'll
seem tu recognize M" ttut that every
dollar given poo 'hi- urEtn l,'.Hu r"'.
Whore 10 Hu.- th. most EunH
II is stated that tho roit. ,>r,u-.
for IN, drive 300 t,Iu1III. COUNT Be-
N,u. which ~ ton Telegraph 'rl"-
phone and postage
Thu Elk. order has demonstrated
aga,u ITS splendid "Jg,u,liug power
and that 10 can 'puf over Tor m"
other follow les Vo' ts ipJ itself The
Ilks ass tu "rd"r. have themselves
contributed -uut, g. uu" u"r Co. vur
trlirf Nui ,l VIA" worked 300 this
drive were Elk- Get w'uIh"rs of 1u
Elk~ family tud thr contributors nr"
not iu lu, ~cu.y confined tu the order.
cot ruur-"
The committee appointed Dos the
lodge io conduct the driN" wts ruur
posed IT r J. M,bry chairman. Rabbi
No..c bergman T. \ uuNi. Frank
krusko aud Frank Sturiz
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-26
~


Auto Springs. all makes. Korher co
Four-o Taxi Service Phone 80.
ray your dues to the "2-hit' club
y. La Gamma. nuc shoe repairing,
402 " Central, phone ~.
Miss Louise Wilkinson OF A%lhuqucr-
uIv has been appointed Hu Instructor
at the spanish American normal
school ~ "a Rito. y NJ according 10
an announcement made here hy Pres
idcut EoSco" a nm
warren Graham. member Of tha
stat" pouitcutiutN commission. re-
turned last night from Santa Pc where
he attended "A meeting uf the com.
mission
Mrs Hugh Waters and children
have returned from HoNic. Nrk AZ
ter an extended visit with relatives
Th" regular weekly meeting of the
girl scout viii be held in tho irmur
at $50 tomorrow afternoon
John Becker OF Rclcn D.. iu the city
on business
Dr Nathan Boyd of Las Cruces rs
iu Nlhuuucruuc
Mr and Mrs T. Sandor-uu aud Miss
Katherine Snndersou uf Sew York, ar
rived iu the city yesterday
Miss Iuoy Scut 81 santa Tc Be-
visiting bon the Diif
\ meeting Of the Rows and GIrl~
Gardening ana Canning rluh VIII ho
held ~ tho high sohoul tomorrow at
trruuuu 80 . o'clock 4 dcmonstra.
ton iu the mixing and applying ~
sprays To- cXtcrmiuato the various IN
sccts with which We az" troubled
viii hr given by County get i u
Hamilton
District Forester EodIugtun has iu-t
returned from a Two days trtp ON M"
Carson national forest iu northern
Sew Mexico ll' leaves again tonight
FOR silver civ whonD. b" viii cont"
north with other momhors OF the ser
wire uu huischack tu Nugdti,ua The
particular object of the trip ls 10 50
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-26
FILED
AGAINST PULlIAM
BY GIRLS MOTHER
Temperance of 6..year-.old
Daughter, Who Was Missing
from Home, Leads to Mrs, Jack
Dawson s Action.

rho indIug of Colcstine Dawson.
Who had been missing from her
home at iOl South seventh strcct
Tor marty twcntN-tour hours, re-
suited TODAY in the uling OF a com
plaIns hN Mrs Jack Dawson. tn"
gir's mother. against Mark Pulliam
before Justice of the f'euoe W. W
Mcclellan
The complaint charged iuiliarn
with committing - crime against the
girl while she was under the lnllu
'u,- of wine. The glrl Is 10 wears
old
The police said that PGiliam :
married and lives at 100 North
Eighth street tie ~ well dressed
and. they said, wears large diamonds
IN u ring and M a %stlckpin
tie had not been arrested up 10 a
late hout this afternoon
The girls story, as related ~ me
poIcc. Was that she awoke FRIDAY
morning. m "a oom at IN" Sdwmill
saloon 90 the Indian school road.
she asserted. the pOiicr sad, thrt
puIliam had taken her 10 the place
the night before n an automobile
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-26
NEW BATTLE FRONT
PICTURES WILL Be
SHOWN HERE SUNDAY
Washington Has Sent Fifty Slides
for Albuquerqueans to See at
Lecture Of Private Dale at High
School.

Fifty official scenes from front line
trenches, never before shown Ina the
southwest. will be- one Of IN" features
OF the rousing recruiting meeting To
DE hcld by Private John II Dale, sun
day evening az y o'clock at the audi.
forum Of the high school
The committee On public iufurma-
ton has forwarded to private Dale
fifty slides showing actual fighting
including some OF the history making
battles uf this war. Desolatc lands Of
France make up part 81 the Genes.
as well ns some Of the first prisoners
captured los Americans.
: thrilling address tx being prepared
hy Private Dale for his audience az
the high school lie will also make
a strong plea FOR support Of military
training at the university.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-26
INTO GARAGE
As FAVOR. EXPLAINS
MAN UNDER CHARGE
G. A. Hodges Tells Court That He
Went Back to Get Can of Oil
Which He Had Left on Floor Of
Office.

Tn answer to q charge 81 entering
the Phillip1 Faragc 3l1-3lI Wcsa
silver avenue. & \ Hodges, an cm-
ploNo ~ the garggo explained to
Justice of the Peace W W McClcl-
Ian his morning that hc was doing
- r rhtllips manager OF the garage
q favor.
Hodges said that ne had left u can
81 oil on the floor OF the office and
that. after locking the door early this
morning. thought that some ON" might
Kick the can and spill the oil on the
floor He broke a back window to
re-cntcr. according to Phillips
The manager testified that he was
watching Hodges. who worked until
midnight. from a dark porch across
the street from the garage. lie said
he saw the man go To the cash reg
istcr. hut go away without opening
Il Then ne said, Hodges turned OF
the lights. He came out and locked
the door
Phillips went Into the garage and.
he said soon aft"rward Hodges en-
tered through the window Philips
asserted he heard the cash register
bell ring lie switched on the lights
tie held Hodges uutil capt Pat
DGrady came. he said lie said
o'Gradv searched the man and found
$40 In his pockets That amount was
missing from the register h" said
Hodges denied the statement mat
he went TO the cash register when he
r.-entercd ih" garage
The police said that the gatdg" reg
lister had been looted twice. before
last night, aud that Phillips was On
watch for hat reason.
Tn" court held Hodges under $500
bond To- await the action 81 IN" grand
Jury.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-26
CLERGYMEN IN CITY
WILL DELIVER FOUR
MINUTE WAR TALKS
Meeting to Be Held in Near Future
to Arrange for Patriotic Ser
mons in Churches in Connection
With Sunday Service.

Albuquerque clcrg\ men are iu be-
conn" four minutc-mcu ana official
representatives Of tho committee ON
public Information. according Co an
official announcement made public
this morning hy the chairman of the
iour-miuute-spcikcrs This h being
done IN AN cities 900 order 10 bring
60 closer realization OF ,u, wIr 20 CON
Ercgdtiuus.
40 definite date has been decided
when local ministers and priests Will
be asked to begin their new duties,
but a injecting ct CLERGY men aud four
minutc-mcu VIII probably he called
for some evening ucNt week to dis
cuss the plans
-Four minute patriotic talks ur" now
being given tu congregations uf
churches of al denominations by their
own pastors and ALSO to sunday
school CLASSES boy their supcriut"u-
dents
Tn. ,hur,h division OF four minute
mon Viii reach ryrututIlt 90 potential
audience OF ,, uuu 900 and moro. II
l- claimed here t- there .tr' l'."n"
uun Protestant commandments aud
f. rou 'uu Roman ,.t'hoII, '"muIuni-
,ar's boz the United States
There or, 1000 churches in the
country local y.,rr,wcu -t, ut "t
this number UuW are Protestant
and f. 900 Roman catholic. ana b. Is
hoped that ,,,utulll, every gather.
ink ia aIl Ut these cdifi,os viii be-
addressed ny 70 four minute man II
'h, clergyman 'tuu"t find time ion
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-26
Lemon Juice
For FreCkIeS
Girls! Make beauty lotion at
,home for a few cents. Try ~

squeeze the Juice of two lemons IN
10 q bottle containing three ouHccs Of
orchard white, shak" we'll aud YOU
have a quarter pint Of the best frcckle
and tan lotion ana complexion bcautl-
iicr. at very. ,cry small cost.
Your ROGER has tho lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter viii
supply three ounces OF orchard white
FOR "a fcw cents Massage tins sweet
~ fragrant lotion INTO the face neck
arms and hands each day and see how
frccklcs and hlcmishcs disappear and
how clear soft aud white the skin
becomes Yes II Is harmless.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-26
Louis bright

IcuIs Bright 80 Years old. died 80
. o'clock this morning ~ abscoss
was the csuse Of death. Mr bright
came here sunday from Fort Worth.
Tex Funeral services viii be held a.
. O'Clock this afternoon at S'tuuf
Hrothcrs' chapel tn" Rev T.. y lIul
lock. rector of st Johns Episcopal
church. VIII ofnoiatc Burial Viii
ho IN Fairyicw cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-26
MORTUARY.


Funeral services for MISS iiaZ'l
Naudcrsvpt who died Thursday viii
pc held at I o'Clocl Suuia. after
noon At tho home % n"" parents W
and Mrs. T. ! Nnnderspvt, az it"r
West central venue Burial VIII pc
I'm FaitVicw cemeterN Miss Wander
sypt was q gifted musician 81" 'I.
pcarod IN concerts and IN churches ~
pianist and contralto tn Chicago be
tore she was forced 10 come 20 -
huqucrquc stN wears ago On account
Of declining henlth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-26
Defense Councils to
Form Community Board

Representative of tH, 'uuut, ,oun-
cl of drrcus, viii organize precinct
councils for tu, mountain districts
Suudo, cot Nlfryi Gruustrld l,tfnol
Garcia. N,stor Nouto'1 and Mao
Nnrdhaus VIII motor 10 Ihilli ana
cali a meeting tot the appointment of
OFFICERS for the precinct board This
Will complete the organization ct tho
council ol dcf,usy 900 ErruaNllo 'uuu-
t, as most eft the p9octu,t boards have
been formed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-26

They met several of hIs friends there
shc said.
The girl said she was taken 10 old
Albuquerque Friday AFTERNOON sine
came TO Albuquerque on a street car,
she said, and patrolman I'd bona.
hue found her on North First street,
The police. who were Informed Of
her disappearance by her mother.
were searching for her
sheriff Rafael Garcia stated tu,i
hc would ask the ,oulty commits.
sioucrs 10 close The saloon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-26
OPEN AIR MEETING
TO IN HELD TONIGHT

priytt" John ~ Dale. recruiting
service. wIl push his campaign ou
the streets. speaking from an auto
mnhilr lie will start his upen-air
campaign tonight speaking At a street
intersection lie Will follow the initial
stroke 10y other speeches. ON the
streets.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-26
THE THE TIERS TODAY
BY SELL u. LLOYD

PASllME-Norma Talmadsc is wonderfully appealing IN
Ghosts Of i~ctydav.' "Cnde5 OF Love is a screaming two-rcel
Keystone comedy.
"B"-"tn Majesty, Bunker Bean is a hve.pah Paramount
picture that shows Jack Pckford at his best "Two Tough Tender
feet" a Mack Scnnett comedy, and a Paramount Photograph are
also shown.
LYRIC The Scarlet Drop" starring Harry Carey and Molly
Malone. is a splendid play. \ good comedy is also shown.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-26

Mrs Maude C..rkc, 2 81. died
Wednesday ut he home ~ Hclen. Sr"
~ survived 10y he husband and three
daughters. two of whom live IN cal
%irornia. g. r French Will have
cbarg" Of the funeral which VIII
probably be held SUNDAY at Bclcn.
Arrangements have not been com
r.stcd. awaiting TIE arrival OF rcla'
tiNcs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-26

You owe II 20 ,uur,"lf to get the
hottest coal When irving to con-
serve buy SugarI'e coat costs 40
more than inferior coal.
GIBSON-FAW IT. MBER Company
phur, $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-30
trustee S. Sale
Of a 35O-Acre Farm in
Hanover County, Va.

AS trustee under certain deed OF
trust of record in the clerks office OF
Hanover County. Va. in Deed Book SO,
mage zoo, default having been made in
the payment OF the debt therein Sc
cured, and having been thereto re-
questcd by the beneficiary. l Will, at
o'clock L. NJ,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1918.
at the front door of the courthouse OF
Hanover County, Va offer for sale at
public auction. that certain farm known
as Il part OF Glover Lea, situated in
Henry District. Hanover County, Va,
near Old Church, and adjoining the re-
mainder of the Glover Lea farm, the
Harrington tract, and the lands OF APP
person and others. For a more par
ticular description. reference Is made to
the deed OF trust above mentioned. se
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay. the
Surancc premiums and the amount due I
ON Tie notes secured under the deed OF
trust namely. $4,000, with interest
thereon from February 20, 1918. less
$50. Tho balance In equal installments
at ono and two years from day OF sale,
TO lie evidenced by notes of the puf-
chaser. with interest added and secured
by trust deed on the property. 3sF
ROBERT "A, LANCASTER. JR.,
TRUSTEE