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The evening herald., 1918-03-04
STATE UNIVERSITY
BEAUT|FY|NG CAMPUS
AND NEAR GROUNDS
Conforming to Plan Crystallized
by World S Best Talent, Will
Spend at Least $780, Work
Nearing Completion.


Ih' ''.'. nav N'I7'i. .''.'Ne '"
lISI' ing cN'hple Z" "lI puN''' l''..','-
l'"n "l Ne" M'N''o 100 'he vNl,'s'' .
"'i "a" '","t an" '''''''' "N'
''" -, '''
'h' l'''''"E B'""'''7 ""''u "E '"'
"h'' ''7's'
II mas near'' .nltu'I tNpcudhk
t3,'"o on th' surface hrt''rlnents'
winch have included ana VIII inriud'.
grading aud l''ojlng the space between
the Administration building ana Ten
tr"l avenue. putting n ah under
ground sewage system which takes
the plhce ui .hr uld ml'f"u'-h
sewer and c's--p"oi' putting down 3"
wen which slrIds water Tor aa pui-
pos grading Plumb street "n lh"
west of the university. establishing "a
private lawn spr.ugiuE system put
tins in a priva'" reservoir. used h
watering the young trees, building ana
grn'oIling two streets "n ih" uniN''-
The evening herald., 1918-03-04
COMING Events.

Rcsular mcctmE or Mineral lodge
No. g. knights ur rythIas. Monday
night At o'clock 40 l16 l-2 West
Gold avenue VIII confer page rank.
Officers and memhcrs requested tp hc
present Visiting Knights welcome.
The Tuesday literary club viii meet
tomorrow afternoon at the homo of
Mrs y. W. Benning $40 North i'm.
The Christian rndcavor society of
81. paurs English Lutheran church
will hold It's annual business meeting
az the church this evening Reports
covering tho work OF the past year
will hc heard. and officers for the en-
suing year elected. \ social hour will
follow thc business session.
The evening herald., 1918-03-04

present Al tho song portaiucd 10
the melodies uf the slavery days and
some real harmony was heard iu old
plantation day style Besides the
singing program there We're also sew
cral readings which wor, delivered in
au exceptional manner
Secretary ionninE announced last
night that IL was desired to soil 500
tick IS here. 10 the person selling
the most tickets a 81 ruh' piece viii
hc awarded The one coming out
second best viii receive $3.50 ard
the third iu th, race wall receive 50.
The evening herald., 1918-03-04

atty Tor murder he was supposed Co
committed. but Of which hc was in
nuccnt I'm this scene. little kath,
riuc risce To unusual dramatic heights
ana her performance would do credit
ing stage on in film
Jane, always irroprc-sihlc. i~ ospo-
ciJlly SO In "TroublemJkcrs and rs
seen ~ her best.
"Troublcmakcrs g. 'oN stand
ara picture
ln connection with the above the
management is also repeating His
Hidden Purpose. with Chester Couk-
hu Js thc principal fuu-mHkcr
The evening herald., 1918-03-04

during the season of stock in Chicago.
her untiyc city. she appears al the
pastime thcatcr Mucn D. and iG in
"FHry-up Sal
The evening herald., 1918-03-04
Lawyers Club to
Give Luncheon at
Y. M. c. A. Tomorrow

Tho second luncheon Of the lawyers
club. formerly ihe Berunilln county
bar association. will he held at the
y. N g. a. at H. o'clock. noon, too
morrow An attractive program h1s
been prepared also splendid menu.
and much interest iS being taken n
the affalI Every lawyer !n thy city
Is urged Go be- on hand promptly "n
the stroke OF 4 90 as the Herald b. hu-
ihurizcd To state that. like time and
tide this luncheon viii wait for no
man.
The evening herald., 1918-03-04

Even when rchoo. girl, Dorothy
Dalton the trnliau, and radnntiy
beautiful Paramount .,Br of the Ia
NOUS uimpl, cyIrcrT % strong desire
for dramatic career After pcrsugd-
ing her family 90 allow her to take %
course at 20 well known school of
dramatic art Miss Dalton secured k"r
fi.N cngugcmcut with Virginia Harmed
The evening herald., 1918-03-04


plstime thcatcr Murn D. and lG in
"Fhry.up sal
lu "rruuhIomukcr', a comedy
drama. Jane and Katherine Lee Wi
liam EuNs "Buhy Grand film stars
unleash more fun ana cause more
trouble than seems possible. u was
ON 40 the pastimc yesterday and s
hcinp repeated today.
There is % vir;r p.ot as q foun,a-
uuu lur rIpuhlomakers' and touao-
N interesting story is unfuldod as the
picture progresses. hut the Lee kid
die. lrr BOO the foreground AN the time
and wherever they figure in the film
th,rr.- fun on trouble usuuny hothl.
There are occasions. however. when
KATHERINE is called upon To- display
her spirudid dramatic ability n
scenes requiring portrayal of deeply
stirred emotions. TINS is especially
so boo 90 scene where she rreets "a
vouur mlu whom she aud her sistar
saved from cloctrocutluu as tho pen
The evening herald., 1918-03-04

Every day HERALD WANT ADS
find help: secure POSITIONS; sell articles
no longer needed. rent houses, fats
apartments stores and real estate; find
The evening herald., 1918-03-04

Alamo Review go. T. Womans
Benefit association ~ the Maccabecs
will hold q meeting tomorrow after
noon. al 2.2O O'Clock IN odd Follows
hail Visiting mcml'rs are cordially
invited 30 attend
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-27
CLASS Of SALTS
CLEANS KIDNEYS
IF your Back hurts or Bladder
bothers you. drink lots
of Water.

When your kidneys hurt and your
back feels sore, don't get scared and
proceed to load your stomach with a
lot or drugs that excite the kidneys
and initiate the entire urinary tract
Keep your kidneys clean like Won
Keep your bowels clean, by flushing
them with a mild, harmless salts
which removes the bodys urnOus
waste and stimulates them to their
normal activity The function of the
kidneys is to filter the blood. In "a
hours they strain from it 500 grains of
ACID and waste, so We can readily I'M
darstand the vital importance Of keen
ing the kidneys active
Drink lots of WATERFOWL can't
drink too much; also get from any
pharmacist about four ounces of lad
Salts take tablespoonful in a glass
OF water before breakfast each morn
ing for few days and your kidneys
will act fine. This famous salts is
made from the acid Of cranes and
lemon juice. combined with lithia,
and has been used for generations to
clean and stimulate clogged kidneys;
also to neutralize the acids in urine
so II no longer is a source OF irrita-
ton thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive: cannot in
lure: makes . delightful effervescent
lithia- water drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep
their kidneys clean and active Try !
this, also keep up the water drinking /
and no doubt you will wonder what
became of your kidney trouble and
baekache.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-27
SELLERS MAKES TWO
SALES OF PROPERTY

Col, u. *. Il. Selleds yesterday sold
to George ENerltt the property at
AIS West Gold avenue, heretofore
occupied by the Christian Science
society, and the adjoining property
ON the west where the Royal clean
ers are located. The property be-
longed to Kenneth S. Van Ripper of
New York. The consideration was
not stated.
It WAS said yesterday that the new
owner intends ultimately to remodel
the present buildings into business
houses
The Christian Scientists have
moved their headquarters to the
WomanS club building.
Col. Sellers also reported the sale
yesterday of the JAY A, Hubbs resi-
dence in University Heights to w. r.
Rutledge, ir,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-27
u s. RENDERED
VALUABLE AID IN
FIGHTING FLU

some idea of tt,o ,,...o,. or tho Gov
vice renda,.o1 u. ,,,,i,, L,. tho
! United States pnIIt. Irn,l,b sar,ice
Imay be gathered Cr,r, The repo,.t
| made h,. Cn,.,rl,,, a, Rom, ~ -
WAS sent ~ NM Vu S S@X" ~" n, ,'v snrge nn
/ General pnna,, p,,'., ~, ,5o ,nn',ost
Of C;oyernor NJ "a IinIsa, 70 mako
a survey Of boaitb coudi,ions ann
/ organizotions ~ va,,. lIsyico
While in tha . caro- thn influenza
endemic hacn,oiro, oc',te the nnbIic
hea,th .ar,,ira os.i,,nnl S;urooon
Kerr to handle Tho situ,tion in WOW
II tho e,,rt tbot Vor. uavfrn has no
.tate denartrent nr bralth
Surnea, Lo,.,,, ro,,,ri y,,, trans
mitted f. Govorncr W - rmden,
today BY Iohn Tombs. ayccuttye sec-
geaifh associ,tion u,hfrh orpo nizn-
ton co-operated with surgeon Kerr
1nrtrg tho tina bi. ,,,or, wore in Tho
,ata the ranor i'' ir ,,ii tbat aid
was rendered the following New
AIovican committees.
Nora comfy. 1lor, Cleveland
HoIn,an chocon T.uccro Guada-
Il,nitn la Cneva lin, de Cavote
GoHncrinos Punn, Visit, Ocate
WAGON Nound *
San NripueI countv. Bihara Valley
Ranch peeos vircnur,a EI Ger
,jtn
CoIfax countv. C,iu.l.ron porU
Pail,
cond,v,t count,,. po,n,liuo
chavez county. roswell
sncnrro coirnfy. NlnnoIIon
TAOS comfy, Arroyn Soco. Alrova
Hon1o ynldez Poncheto Canyon.
C,arscn ,r,os t,,rcttnr ,rras piedras
Rorna1t1Io conntv. chilli
lincoln county. Conifan.
No p,c, co,,nt,r Tnrt sumner Ri
oardo yeso
Guadalupa county, .Duora Anton
Chico santa posa and vicinity East
yanohn
conta L,o oou,t,.. Clo,,.atta Pueb-
IN Cow snrings I.,mv Golden. San
no Arrita counr-. Embido. Oio
Ca1iente ri Rito. La MADEIRA Cam
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-27
MRS. BARNE TT IS
MARRIED TO H. c.
BUSH At SUFFOLK

Word has reached Albuduerqun OF
the marriage of Mrs, Vera Barnett
and Capt II G. Bush. which occurrn
at Suffolk, Va. on November 90. The
@"nonncenent Of the weddin" will 10
doubt come as a surprise to the many
friends of the couple in this city.
captain Bush went east about Il
, month ago to Join his command. aud
a short time later Mrs. Barnett Jour
n"red in the same direction. To
few intimate friends she confided the
object of her trim, but nearly every
BODY sunposed she was merely taking
vacation. The details of the we'd
ding however, were all arranged ho-
forehand. Mrs. Barnett iourneycd to
Suffolk, where Captain Bush is sta
tio"ed. nnd The" were married
The bride, during her residence Of
about two years here, made q host of
friends who win Join in wishing her
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-27
SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS
AT STATE UNIVERSITY
WILL OPEN DECEMBER 2

The school Of fine arts of The L. y.
N. will open December ,. ana will be
prepared to receive pupils in piano,
voice, violin public school music,
mandolin, cello and ukclelc. 1t will
ne possible for pupils to obtain room
and board as well as piano practice,
Or, Henry Foote Perrin, who is
dean OF he school Of fine arts, stud
led eight years abroad in the principal
music centers Of Europe, He studied
piano under Xavier Schwarenka, the
great Polish pianist, and voice culture
with Delma- Heide, member of the
academy ANA renowned voice special
list of Paris
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-27
80 Years Old Fit as a
Fiddle

Il had bad case of stomach and
bowel trouble that -four doctors could
not help. Suffered all kinds of pain.
was filled with gas and constipated
for years. | was advised to use
Mayrs Wonderful Remedy. since taxi
ing course of il four wears ago my
trouble has disappeared and have felt
like young man. Although so years
old, ] feel fit as Il fiddle" II is a SIM
pie, harmless preparation that e.
moves the catarrhal mucous from the
intestinal tract and allaws the inflam-
nation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments.
including appendicitis. one dose will
convince or money refunded Butt
Bros. Briggs Pharmacy and drug
gists everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-27

and her husband a long and happy
married life, The groom is a cirizen
OF Deming whore lie has large prom
erty interests. For short time he
was assistant food administrators of
New Mexico and was acting a0min-
lstratol for several months following
the resignation of Ralph c, Ely.
captain Bush is in the construction
department of the ARM. and does not
expect % be discharged for some time
10 come. The probabilities are That
he Will be engaged on reconstruction
work which will take him to France
later on.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-27

ed not over twenty-five miles from
the city
DR. r. Fred Petit, ]. r. Hannum
and clyde Ttngley were the lucky
members of party that left the city
a few days ago and went to Hells
canyon for hunt and killed the deer.
One of the bucks was SO large that
the party had good deal of trouble
IN getting him out Of the mountains.
The party attracted no little attention
as they drove into the city last night
with the two big bucks tied on the
rear Of Paige roadster.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-27
HUNTERS RETURN WITH
BIGGEST GAG OF THE
SEASOM---TWO BUCKS

Doubling Thomases" are requested
70 visit the downtown district and
stop a moment before the show win
dow of Matson's and see two Of the
largest bucks that have bcer ragged
TINS season, And another revelation
is the fact that these bucks We're kill
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-27
END INDIGESTION.
EAT ONE TABLE
Pape's Diapepsin instantly re-
lievcs aEv distressed, up
set stomach

l-umps of undigasuod food causing
pain. When your stomach is acid.
eassy. sour or you nave flatuence.
heartburn, here is instant relief-No
waiting.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-27

&c reg &c Tom Moore cigar, raade
i'll & '1e" shape and convcnionr size
io' tiic average srnoherl
a new shape, new size ard a new
pflcc-out otherwise the same light
hearted Havana whose quality of
pleasanfnesS appeals to business and
professional men wherever Tom Moore
is sold.
Rising costs of leaf and labor, plus
the new war tax on cigars, force us to
ask little more for Tom Moore all
down the line
For example, your cigar dealer now
quotes Tom Moore Invincible at 13c
or 2 4or 25c-Tom Moore Royal at 15c
straight. The Royal is sold plain or
in foil
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06

n <xz{T g--s = "a
uBi piI i1tor6n,l11e bore Sci, !, I'll.
|feier bon u.,te1t pi1 life Iabe os tDi11-
sc. tiI at gi6re rfan6e 9iHtaaelfpr." !"
s e, geeo6eIelie fra aigbenbab1'
|De6oer oet, at Ben ti6liaere @eiPr
8ilbehn af ENflan6 fori6gte at leg
ge 5fDloe1r for 8rige,1 pua Sful6re=
ne af Dr. Gbeobalo bon Betbmanr-
@oIlpeg, forber1Dpre1roe @iesfa1s-
Ter, % @ottlieb bon ssngotp, forbeu-
beretr6e l16enrigsn1iniiter i en- pri-
bat Santtule, San bapbe 1ne6 ST.
@eorg Neeener fen, Sage fer Slug
ten fra GpifIn116, ifeIge en- 8erets
ming ON Bette Mgoe FreDet at Dr.
@egener for u@pInifcbe 8eitu1lg $,
&ejiere,, ffal babe 116talt til Dr.
Begener at fegie ieringens 8olitif Sc
iioite Tiger fer arigetrs l1obra1o bIeb
leoet nIene al Betbn.a,rn<S SoIlipee og
Ssaaotu.
ussea pieite iit iiffe mere ertb ION, iiaa.
ON ben, aotaIte &eiieress. yRos.
min Billie ienote oe mig III Norge.
9ef er fiffert ogfaa iurob aeife.
rens Billie, az ban for Ei6en mao,
opbobe fig i Sollatb fon1 e1t alHin-
1elig Md1o.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06

at i,1ee1t a1t0en 9Gnori,tg ! Saes.
bigs ,,lpnre,1be stining e1,6 en- Orb
ming efter NationaIitets tsprinciper
ftenlmer mes set oat1ife 5olfg gn-
tier, 6delfer og sssnteresfer og -
un6er ben foreitaae116e @iennemfg-
rel1e al set fra begge be frtgSfgre1t6e
Nartiers SIDE go6fiet16te Matiora-
litetsprincip: So1fenes 5elbbeiten1=
meliesret -
at gnife 2es1ringen tilbeiebragt
paa en- faooan Maabe, at Der life
boloesSfabe i Sorbol6et til 11ogen al
Si6erre, bborbeb ogfaa @ienforz
eningens fre1nti6ige Siffer5eb be-
trpgycs."
Sen oonffe gtegiering, Der me6
opb Eilfreosbeo bar erfaret, at be
oarIfe Moroilespigereg poitiife Or
ganiatiorr ~@nfgerf foreninee,, for
MorbI bIesbig fit 8eioIution at II!
goent,ber Ear nbtaIf fig for ben
2dsa,it,g af Spgrgsnlaalet,; Der ite1Hs
,ter mes BET oa1tfe 5olB. al @igs-
bageus Weeole.n11er tolfeoe gniter,
Telelfer og SS,teresier, bill mi benz
be116e fig til 6e asfocierebe Mngters
Megieringer for un6er 5orbdn6lin-
qerne ON @er6ensfre6e1r at fno be
6anffe orblesmgeres &et amer.
fien6t, ibet be1t iar11tioig u11ber @enz
bis11ing til @fribelie11 til Gem frn
BEN tpIfe &epnblifs nbenrigsn1i11tz
iter giber 6enne Me66elelie beron1.
Sen oanffe &egiering u6trpffffer fin
tilli6sfulbe Sorbisni11g on1, at GER
me6 alle 9nnifeS br91tbe116e 9nife
ONT @jenforer1i1tg bill bore fin Sp<
fDl6elle 1rer s 9grbe6igbe6
(Sign.) Crit @cabenius.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06
Baa 8jrnhr,,s Grunn

NtanDng 0en lite Vece11ber 1918
|Dil gao ne6 2an6ets &i1torie = og
@er6ensbi1torie11 - fon 6e1t Dag,
6o en- omerifanff 0ffupatior1sber
for f6rite Gong efter 0berensfonfi
meb Ebiflan6 fon nagen 6ienbe er
rDffet i1to ober 2anbets @rp11ier og
befat bets Eerritori1un.
Delu1e n1i1tbeb9rbige @egibet1be6
|fan6t steo fra @torfpriten6gn1ntet
2urenlburg moo 3it ober Mofelle=
flo6en, ser er oettes @renie moo
@n Seer u16er Moior
General Dicfnlonn fotte ober ti6Iig
ON Wforgelren, og ON Mftenen bar
Mmerifanerne rDffet 12 WeiI frer1,
nere1roe naaet til 9fa6ge11 paa per1-
fire S1bj og gnarbdf3bdcf pau beire
.efter en- 2t11ie 1angs me6 Snor Slo=
Ben og giennem Soarburg og Gre
beg.
Mo6togelien fer / &1i11=Yreus}en
bar noget forifjellige fra 6en p6et
Oanfeerne / Sratgfrig, 8elgien og
2ltren1burg. Ser bleb life 1ogt 11o=
gen aaben ubillie for Dagen fra
8efolfninge1s SIDE, n1en set bar
aabe11bart, at 1elb @foIebernene bar
oplprt / Sen &olle, 6e ifl1I6e 1piIIe.
Sftcerer og Gropper bab6e ganffe
biit bberfen pentet fig flogimpHe6e
@a6er eller tor6nen6e Surroraab,
men Be bar 6og noget forbauiet ober
6en abiol1te Stilbe6, me6 bbilfen
6e n1o6toges.
8on 2urel11burg @i6en al Moielle
prim1e6e 2anbsbDernes @o6er meo
Silfuere, men paa Sen nroen SIDE
Slo6en bar @o6erne nglten 111e1r11e:
ifetom1ne. Sr1tre11t IS &roce11t al
9efolfningen bo16t fig i116en Dgre;
og nange Ste6er bar @foboerne lat
for @inbuerne. Silt og Ser fto6 en-
enfe1t sSspifer / 9graobningen eller
en- Ii6en &lpnge boo ct @n6ebj6rne,
|l16en 9eg1 pnn bberfe1 8ebag eIler
Msbag.
S Erebes, Sen it6rite 8p, Ser bleb
}be1nt / 2dbet al Dugen bar Ser fle-
re Tolf 116e, men ogfaa ber fggte
man at .bebore Ell Wetne al ab1olut
2igegpl6igbeo, flint Mmerifanerne
Tom 111aric9ere,1oe i1t6 n,1oer f11It
Nhifif, % mon bi6ite, at ber :pa1
minbit ct Dl11in af 0fficerer af bpje.
re Rnng tilite6e. @n Ruriofhet bar
BET at ie mango baabe tDffe Office.
rer og Soboter i fl1I6 l111iforu1 pao
Gortougene fom Eilifuere be6 0ffll:
pationsbpret1s sss1r6tog.
8rigabier General Nreston 8rotpn
Ser er anfat iorn Nfilitprgl1berng,
for set offffupereoe Eerritorin111, ba1
opflanet fit Sobeofbarter / Greoes
General 8er{bing bill tiIbringe er
|Del ,affssfit1 Eio ianuneitebs. Com
Gibilgubern6r er aniat Maior Sc
tneral @arrD 5111itb.
9e nlIterebe &on1r1is}ioner, 6e1
lbar fonfereret 1neo 6e pnogielben6t
tDffe Mpnoigeoer 3eron1, bar meb-
I6elt Sc lofaIe Mutboriteter boa6e
9reDes og andre 5te0er, at bpor 81
1cibile Mpnoigbeoer bill ia1nbirfe mel
Sberfon1nlanooen for 9ffupations
[Mrneen. bill set bIibe 6en1' tilIa6t a
|forbfibe paa 0eres &oit, og Sc hi
lite blibe bragt til nogelr l1Ieiligbe'
Illoeu foriaapiot bet er ngobetroig
It'll noferelien af militare 5orboIos
#lregfer.
j NJ M a II
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06
Krtnrna Tah.
: 9l1,terifa.

Set iam1e6e amertfarffe Sab 1n=
Ser &rigen fetteS MI officielt til
236,t17, forbelt iuure6es: 9rebte
eller 6e6e iaare6e, 36,154; 500 ef<
ter SDq6om, ASH; 6e6e Cite
flasfficeret), 2,204; @nore6e, 49,
625; Sanger, 2,163; Sapne6e
1.i6O.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06
MnbelsbebrselIcn I 2anmarf.
0pn 6nn1fp Qnn6br1tnsfonF11Ien

Sen bonffe 2o11obrngsfo fonfule11t
i 2on6on, Saral6 Sober, bar nplia
pna 2ongmans Sorlag nbaibet ct
iterre gprf ON SEN 6onlfe Mnoefs-
beoagelfe. Eitlen paa 8ogen er::
Cooperation in 9onib Mgric1lture.
Sen er bnferet paa Sertels 8erf:: !:
noeIsbebpgelien /. Danmarf. Ser
bar tioligere b9ret ifrebet Bigger
ON BET iarnne @n1ne, men bette er
Set Hareite og u6f6rligfte garf !
bet ergelife spros a,goaenoe en-
8ebagele, / bbiHen 9anmarf e1os
III, itaar iont ct Meniter for bele
'8er6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06
@!tglanb.

9e britiife Sub pao alle &rigens
Gronter, inobefotteroe 6reRte, ioa=
re6e og 1apneoe> onfettes til 81
IO49,99t. &ernn6er regnes ca. 1
WiIlion 6rpbte eller 6poe paa an=
oen 8is;; of Eota1anto1let bar 81
1000 Officerer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06

91trig= g=l1ngarn bob6e alt iolt cit
&absliite poa 4 @llioner brebte
og iaore6e n1l6er &n11rper. 100000
Man6 6r9btes, berun6er $4,000
9fficerer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06

De franife Tobsliiter ct life bIeb=
ne offentliggiorte un6er belle Sri
gen. Men SO. Garoie,1, Miniiter
for franif-merifanffe @fferer i Oct
glemetceau'ffe &abinet, er forrp-
Zig fonunet meo en- nbtalelie ON, at
|2H Million at Sranfrias be6fte
1tnge Mer1b ct e11ten 6rnbt pan
0alp1abien eller {aa nterfet fon1
&rgblinger, at 6e life fan. beltaae
t. sSrentioens ftore Denominations
|arbeibc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06
SbTlanb.

Set tpffe @ocioliitbla6 @ortpoerts
angab Sen 90. Moben1ber, nofficieH,
at 6e tblfe Sob op til L. .Mobenber
bar 6,33o,ooo. @n MilIion, $50 :
900 Wan6 ffa1 bore brebte, me-
i6ens 100000 Monos Sfiphnp. life
ifjen6es nermere. Sire Mi1lioncr
bar laare6e og 100000 bar toget
til Sange.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-07

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COTTON or rubber garden hose. cali az
A. Yates. 900 s. Fl Paso ST.
EGtl BONES-HatchlnF cgs carriers ship
ping coops and baby chick boxes
-. D. WISE SEED co.
El Plso. Texas
Retail store JOG n. stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-07
Metals and Minerals

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METALS a. MINERALS CO.. BUYERS
go san Francisco ST. Phone 1883
Platinum Gold. silver, Qlc-zsilrer. Metal
Die ard non Metallic Minerals o. ali
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-07
For Sale-MOtOrcvcIes.

For Saie-MotorcYcIes.
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FOR SALE-8I0torcycIe single. god
condition. new tire, So. Paul A. Blazer.
4lesc7lero. " ST.
LEAVING FOR THE NAVY-Har;ey-
Davis Motorcycle. 1917 model good con-
diton; cash sl25- l15 Fem ST.
HENDERSON motorcycle 1915 model -d-
new for sale or trade Tor Ford in good
condition. Phone 81
For Sale-FuFnTfure.
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FURNITURE loans 31s Trust Bldg.
$50 OAK dining table. S125o. Phi. $3.50.
ICE Bon f9r sale; price SIS. PHI tt52.
We Buy and sen second hand furniture
Rex Furniture 90. Phone 1851
DESK. chair. table. section book case. rug.
complete office for sale 60 Cap.es Boz
FURNITURE Of room house. $3.50. 1905
wyoming Phone 5s61R Can after .. m
FOR SALE-Furniture. chiid's bed and
mattress. one oak dresser Pm. 5l16M.
HOUSEHOLD furniture. rest grade. sell
oue-half value. 1913 stevens Phi. t5.d-
OAK DRESSING TABLE and chair cleo
tric percoiator and number " Eraphopuus
records 9 Tor 81. IN. 4245.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-07
LsrsI NoFea
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREnTTnRG


NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS.
The States OF Texas,
County OF Fl Paso-
To those Indebted 10 or holding claims
aralust the estate OF Tomas Guerra. de-
ceased.
SO. $751;
The uudersi Encd having been duly APP
pointed administrator OF the estate Of
Tomas Guerra. deceased, late OF El Pasu
county. by the Honorable z B. LcCfr-
took. Judge OF the County Col-r OF said
County on the 18th day OF NAY, A. d.
1918. during a regular term thereof here
by notifies all persons indebted 20 said
estate 10 come forward and make settle
meur and those having claims against
said estate 90 present them 20 him al his
residence an 20 Nl1 Epson avenue, II
Paso. FL Paso county. Texas, where De re-
ceIves his mail this e4-h day Of Nay. A.
D.. 1915.
P /. GUERRA,
Administrator or the estate OF Tomas
Guerra decea 5eu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-07
Personal

Personal.
MONEY loaned SIS Trust Bldg
spireila Cor-etS. Mr.. Miller Ph. 6-osW-
KURTAINs RLEANED korrectiy. kramer
g0SSM.
MRS. CHONLA womcu's exchange. 1-9 N
Campbell
TRAVELLING MAN-WouId like 90 connect
with party who works Ncw Ae1ico and
Arizona in car. viii make entire tcr-i-
tory. Answer quick W@5- care Herald-
WANTED. reformation OF Harry So g.
Iaro. aEc ef years. occupation druggist 90
se--fe ou estate. Amy intormarl1u w-.I De-
appreciated hy his iathe-. Harry ID. JlGo.
wildwood. 81. ],