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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-23
CHURCHES

First Baptist.-The Baraca and
Philathea classes will hold their
regular semi-annual business meet
ing Tuesday evening at the church.
Wednesday evening there will be a
special mid-week meeting with
Ralph Morphett as the leader. Fri
day the Ladies' Aid society will
hold an all day sewing at the
church. Mrs. John Bedford will
have charge of the dinner. Next
Sunday morning will be the regu-
lar Sunday school rally day.
Broadway Presbyterian,-W We'd
nesday evening prayer meeting.
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock
the Junior Christian Endeavor So
ciety will meet at the church. Fri
day afternoon at o'clock the
Women's Missionary society will
have a rally day meeting at the
home of Mrs. c. @. Woodruff, 815
Twenty-third street DR.. ]. NJ.
Stevenson will give an address on
India" At 1880, Friday evening
the Boy Scouts will meet at the
church.
South Park Presbyterian
Wednesday afternoon the church
will be open for Red Cross work.
At Ais the same afternoon, the
Junior Christian Endeavor society
will meet at the church, and at
1880 the regular prayer meeting
will be held. Thursday afternoons
the Women's guild will meet with
Mrs. D. o. Jones, 1902 Thirtieth
street.
Cieland Presbyterian.-The La
dies Aid society will meet We'd
nesday afternoon at the parsonage,
1926 Twelfth street. Wednesday
evening is the regular mid-week
meeting. Tuesday and Thursday
afternoon the church will be open
for the weighing and measuring of
the children in that district
Grace Lutheran-The Confirma-
ton class meets Wednesday even
ing at Z o'clock at the church. The
Reliance club of the Lutheran
brotherhood will meet Thursday
evening at the home of J. Hassel-
quist, 3427 Northumberland ave-
nue..
Zion LUtheran.-Choir practice
will be held Tuesday evening. The
Confirmation class will meet at the
parsonage Wednesday evening at Z
o'clock Thursday evening the
Luther league will meet at the
chapel The Sunbeam society will
meet Saturday afternoon at the
home of Miss Myrtle Engberg, 124S
Thirty-ninth street.
First ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ev-
ening at O'Clock there will be a
communion service at the church
for the Augustana theological sem
mary students.
First Methodist Monday even
ing at 1880 is the official board
meeting. Monday at 1880 p. m. the
regular prayer service will be held
Thursday evening the Boy Scouts
will meet at the church. The La
dies Aid society will give the Sep
TENDER coffee Friday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Charles E. Mich
olas, 2907 Seventh avenue The
Home Guards will meet Saturday
afternoon with Miss Helen Brown,
1919 Sixteenth street.
Free MethOdist.-Class meeting
Tuesday evening. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening. The Junior
Missionary society will meet SAT
urday afternoon at O'Clock at the
church.
United Presbyterian.-The Kate
Hill Mission society will meet
Tuesday evening with Miss Ger
trude Harms at the Y ". c. A.
Wednesday evening the regular
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-23
Byron.DeuUjng.

Bliss Marie Dennlng and Charles
byron, both Of Rock Island. were
s4letly married Saturday evening
= s. 1 o clock az the parsonage of the
a alfst BAPTIST church, Rev. j. Clark
ranger officiating. They were at
,s = by Miss Ann Foster and
ass Gladys Craig, also Of Rock Is
.-la. The groom is employed as
q electrician
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81. W. W. ON TRIAL.

Wichita, Kan, Sept 23.-Thirty-
four men charged with conspiracy
to hamper the war program of the
United States was on trial here to-
day. Five of the defendants are held
by the government to be enemy
aliens. All are said to be members
of the l. ". W.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-23

at the Church OF God. services OF
which are held at the Free Evan
gelicaT church, Eleventh street and
Fifth avenue. r. Il. Howard OF
Cedar Rapids will be in charge
and meetings will be held every
evening this week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-23

mid-week meeting will be held
with G. Z. Bryan in charge of the
services. Friday afternoon the La
dies Aid society will meet with
Mrs. William Deisenroth, sos Third
avenue. Next Sunday, Rev. W. J.
Hawp of Ottawa, Kans., will have
charge of the morning and evening
services.
Central Presbyterian. - The
Westminster guild will hold their
first meeting of the year this even
ing at the home of Miss Bessie
Bladel. 1922 Ninth avenue. The
| Boy Scouts, troop l, will meet at
the church Tuesday evening. The
! mid-week prayer service and Bible
study will be held on Wednesday
evening at 7:30. The Junior Chris
tian Endeayor society will meet at
the church Wednesday afternoon
at Ais. The Women's Missionary
society will meet with Mrs. Henry
Arndt, 1888 Fifteenth street, Thurs
day afternoon. The officers and
| teachers of the Sunday school will
meet Friday evening at the home
of w. n. Phillips, 1906 Fourteenth
and-a-half street. Next Sunday eV-
ening there will be a patriotic SER
vice in honor of the boys of the
church who have joined the colors.
Oak Grove Pesbyterian.-The
Ladies' Aid society will meet at
the church Wednesday afternoon.
A large attendance is desired as
there are matters of great impor-
lance to be discussed.
Second Christian.-The Ladies'
Aid society will meet Wednesday at
the church.
Trinity EpiscOpal-The Girls
Friendly society will meet tonight
in the parish house. Tuesday aft
ernoon at 2:30 the Woman's auXil-
larry will meet with Mrs. F. B.
Hawess 1915 Twenty-ninth street.
Tuesday evening at 7:30 the Boy
Scouts will meet at the parish
house. Tuesday evening at s the
executive committee of the Mems
club will meet at the rectOry. We'd
guild will meet with Mrs. John OIL
weller, 110S Fourth avenue. Thurs
day evening at 7:30 the choir will
meet for rehearsal. Friday evening
at s the Sunday school teachers
training class will meet at the par
ish house.
Church services ct the evening
hour, 1880, will be resumed Sunday,
Oct. 6. Following the evening hour
of devotion there will be a social
time in the parish house and use
full program will be carried out A
boys choir will be organized to as
sist in the singing.
Immanuefs Lutheran-Wednes-
day evening the American Lutheran
league will have its regular meeting
in Trinity Lutheran hall, Daven-
port. Thursday evening the cam
paign committee will meet in the
basement of the church. All mem
bers are kindly requested to attend.
EdgewOOd BaptiSt-This evening
the mems bible class will meet with
L. E. Burch, 4019 Seventh avenue,
Tuesday evening the trustees of the
church will meet with J. c. H. Read,
636 FOrty-fourth street. Wednes-
day the regular quarterly dinner
will be held at the church. 1t will
be followed by a business meeting.
Mrs. Darius Covert, APT Forty
fourth street. will entertain the
Cleaners bible class Friday after
noon.
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Groceries, Tuesday:
FsIs-NapthG soap, rOith other
groceries, bars for 27c.
Lard compound, 2 ID. to each,
none to children for 55c.

Saratoga ham. sliced,
35c ID.
Dried beef, sliced. hail
pound for Csc.
L0ughorn cheese. 25c
Ilb.
Red Alaska salmon,
"a 1ac can.
Bulk peanut butter, soc
ID.
Tuna fish, two sizes
cans: 25c and i5c.
Fancy cooking and eg1f.
ing apples: 4 DIS. for Rac.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-23
SOciaI Announcements.

Inc Twin-City Lutheran Hospital
circle viii meet Wednesday after
Ion with Mrs Gilbert Peterson,
~. Ffth avenue, Moline.
/. Ars- Walter Wren, 2002 fremont
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-23
EVENTS

avenue. Davenport, will entertain
the Tri-City Embroidery club next
Thursday afternoon
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MeJliCpff-C ohnan-

inward Melliott and Mrs. Anna
oobnan. both Of Rock Island, were
cs-ried Saturday by County Judge
parnett in Peoria
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Obituary

DIR. f. D. Paul, 1927 Twentieth
street, received word yesterday OF
the death of his sisteT-in-law, Mrs.
Willard A. Paul. of Dorchester,
Mass. Mrs. Paul died Saturday
noon, death being caused by heart
failure. Mrs. Paul was formerly of
Rock Island and had a large circle
of friends in this city, all of whom
deeply mourn her death Funeral
services will be held in Dorchester,
Tuesday and the remains will be
taken to Sheepscot Bridge, Me, her
old nome, for burial, Thursday.
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FnneraI al MiIIiam Graham.

Funeral services for the late
William Graham, 819 Forty-fifth
street, were held at the home at
2:30 yesterday afternoon, Rev.
John McGown Stevenson, pastor of
the Broadway Presbyterian church,
officiating. Interment was in Chip
piannock.
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GtYRIofS

Phone RI 285. Trefz Express Co.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
R. I. Clean Towel Service. Phone
r. 1. 4476.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-23

SPENDING MONEY LOST.
Wayburn-My uncle left $1,000
Yesterday.
Woodlot-Left it to you?
Wayburn-No; left it on a street
Car.-Judge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-23

good big plain and fancy
We certainly adO early blankets being
told true blankets be mighty hard
little later
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-23

All the News All the Ttme-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-23

NEW FRENCH SERGES, yard
wide; In popular new fall shades:
$500 yard.
NEW ALL WOOL FRENCH
SERGES, in dark wintry plaid
patterns: choice $3.50 yard.
NEW WOOL DRESS PLAIDS,
AZ inches wide; shaded, broken and
check effects: $1.49 yard.
WOOL POPLTNS, in Burgundy,
plum, taupe, green, brown, navy,
etc: $3.50 and S2.25 yard.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-23
Customers in the Silks and Dress Goods
Department Will Find Very Wide Range
of New and Desirable Fall Fabrics.
Here are some Of special interest right now:

BROADCLOTHS, IN beautiful
rich shades Of green, brown, Bur-
gundy and navy, also black:
$3.50 yard.
FANCY SILK TAFFETAS,
Scotch plaids, broken. block and
small check patterns In n wide
range Of colorings: $3.50. $2.25,
$2.I9 and S1.9S yard.
GEORGETTE CREPE, in
shades to match all the new fall
dress materials: S1.07, $1.75 and
$40 yard.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-23

Polishes, Beardsley's.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-23

REVIVAL AT CHURCH OF GOD.
A weeks revival began yesterday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-23

ImmaDueFs Lutheran-Wednes-
day evening the American Lutheran
league will have its regular meeting
in Trinity Lutheran hall, Daven-
port. Thursday evening the cam
paign committee will meet in the
Easement of the church. All mem
bers are kindly requested to attend.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-23
New Curtain Goods and Drapery Ma

terials:
Small figured curtain swiss conventional and cross
bar patterns SO inches wide: S5e, 25c and 1sc yard
Plain mereerzed curtain marquisettes, white, cream
As, 40 and SO inches wide: Soc 4oc and soc yd
All figured hlecAnets. assorted patterns white
cream and ecru: 40c, soc and S5c yard.
Madras and Cretonne Draperies:
Assorted patterns, conventional figured madras drap-
cries; IS and 80 inch widths: S125 and yard
AHover figured marquisette draperies; floral and
bird patterns in rich dark color combinations: soc
and 55c yard
DOuble-faced cretonne. mostly dark shades and pat
terms appropriate for winter dapes at double doors
and windows: choice CSC yard
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-23

United Presbyterian.-The Kate
Hill Mission society will meet
Tuesday evening with Miss Ger
trude Harms at the Y. ". C. A.
Wednesday evening the regular
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rERsuING nlps NEW NHMy.

General pcrshing has advised the
war department uf the arrival ia
France OF troops and officers who are
cunspicuouslN lacking IN the instruc.
tion which viii make them useful In
e military way. That officer says
Deficiencies noted here Indicate
almost total failure to give any ia.
strUctious iu principles OF minor tao
tics ana their practical application
60 war conditions. Officers from
,ulopl. down aud including some gen.
rrtl officers are found ignorant of
thc handling of units In open war
fare, including principles Of recon
unisSIncc. ouptposts. advance guard.
solution of practical problems and
formation OF attack ~ training
whatever has been given In m~uskctry
efficiency as distinguished from indi-
NiduuI target practice ON the rangc.
Nauy officers of high rank are
hopol,.-lN ignorant 81 what this
training consists Of. AZ the higher
officer must hc held directly amt
personally responsible for the iustiuc-
ton ur their commands Iud should
be compelled 10y study and upplica-
tiSu Co become competent to conduct
and supervise personally the instruc-
tions of their Officers IN theoretical
and practical work and should con-
duct themselves until s~uhordinatcs
are competent to do It."
This sharp comment viii make II
necessary to urge greater zeal aud
more thoruughncss In the system uf
%instructing troops at camps and Cun-
toumcnts previous to departure for
the thoator of operations In Europe.
Much. Of course, hus been done in
this direction already but evidently,
uccordiuE tu General p~crshing, a
great deal more must be done
Arm, aud Nuyy Register
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PIiOpO> Ms ron CONSFIiI CTION
or FRANZ ORMIrORN-Depart-

uIrut of the Interior, uffic, % indian
Washington, -. G., January
p. 1915, seated proposals plainly
marked ON the outside of tho scaled
envelope, Proposals Tor frame dorm'-
tory. 80 los, al the Tohitchi iudiuH
school Ncw MeNiCu.' ANA ADDRESSED
to tho Commissioner OF Indian Ar
fairs, Washington, u. c., viii be re-
cci,cd at the Indian office uhtil two
u'clnCk %. m, OF March {, 1918, for
furnishing materials and labor Tor tho
construction Of "a frame durnitory in
strict accordance with the plans.
specifications aud Instructions 10 bid
dcr-. which may Doe examined at the
office ~ The paper ar periodical in
which this advertisement appears The
tui,cd states Indian Warehouse az
Chicago. Illinois. ST Louis. Missouri,
san Francisco, California. and IA,
Builders Exchange, 81. Paul, Minnie
sofa. aud at the office q the super
ntcudcnt OF The Nayaju Indian school,
Fort Defiance. Arizona For further
information apply To- the Supcrintcnd-
cnt Of the navajo school cato Sell.
commissioner
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
SANTA ~. NEW MEXICO.
ORDER on RESTORATION.

In accordance with instructions ro-
ceivod from the Commissioners Of the
General Land office the following
described land will hc subject tc
homestead entry only At q o'clock A.
NJ, standard time, March I. ISIS, and
10 settlement and other disposition
under any other law applicable there
to al aud after but not before, q
o'clock "a M standard time, March
~. lGiN:
SW Sec 20. r IS y. r. W.
Warning Is hereby given that no
settlement initiated prior Co seven
days after the date for homestead
entry above named. viii hoe rocog-
uized.
Further Information concerning
said opening viii be furnished pros
p"ctive applicants upon Inquiry az the
lnited States Land OFFICE.
Francisco, pclgado.
Register
Juan \ vigil.
Receiver,
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Notice nT suit.

state 81 NcW MoNico county Of
B|cruulillu. IA the District Court.
40 1890.
Trauua Man sumner plaintiff W.
Harry Francis sumner. defendant.
To the Defendant
YOU ARE hereby notified that suit
has been commenced against you BY
the above named plaintiff in the
above entitled court for an absolute
divorce from the bonds ut matriInony
on the grounds of abandonment and
uou-suppurt, ana YOU are further mo-
tifird that unless YOU cause your APP
peIrauco To- be entered in said court
on or before the ESD day of March.
1918, Judgment by default will bc en-
tered against you, and the relief
prayed for IN the complaint viii he
granted.
" g. HrHcuck, attorney for plain
arr. Albuquerque, - NJ
Nestor Moutoya.
tSealp Clerk.
uy Thomas Is, o. Madison.
Deputy.
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The Markets


Chicago Fou Reports ct m.
'r,a-.us domaro tu corn ass t result
OF JJmpu,-a and uus a.uuurlr warmth
made price today tcud upward Trad,
lacked Vu'uW, Opening figures vuirn
showed cent advance with May
a' 81 -'a- NyI, followed Joy slight gee
action tud them 10 l.tlu fr,-h gain
continued s.tutiucr- OF arrivals CAV
strength 600 oats business Was chlctiy
local After opening unchanged tu p.
cent highcr with MAY at >u go SO 10
cents IA, murlct scored q mudcrat.
general advance
ituN t-,uu- averaged slightly lower
lfIC'- had MOI tEgrcssiy, support.
The CLOSE wa steady. O., = Io D.,
'sut net lower. with March at ST., "a,
and MtN Jt 81 -, tu Sl-,l,
N,rE.rud evening up 81 trades -ua-
acqucutly brought about q d,.lJc
uItutu in prices.
,lurc
'.pr1-M March Sl..tr. M, Sl.sl.
Oats March. N2a-r, M1g ,r.,,
Iurk May SAC o.
lard Slty S256a. July 81, a.
Ribs Mag s-jI1
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now TO ~ Marry TIIoU.u
SINGLE

From the actions Othcy speak plain
CO. than Words appearances and
s'urios carried %, women rnssipors. IL
is reported an over Huntington that
4 uu married uud have q family and
guu for nothing husband a.
! deny that report Jm not mar
ri"d aud never have hoou hay,
What vuu would can au "OId Ni,Iar
mat b. 10 very pretty name and u h.
n" disgrace u more than that. I am
mot ashamed of IT, I think IT NO hon
"r Go Dee married either. IL ga got a
man ukr some wuuen do belong
a. the Methodist church ana I'm A
Christian as well as q church mem
ben " were Ike some ri,ls 1
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wuul1 have been married wears ago.
am Yer, well c%outcutcd ~ home
with iuy father 1ud mother " {
lid chase down ut tho mission after
o. crazy idiot ,thcrc are TWO sides
20 everything um not engaged
either MN father uS 90 hard workiuE.
honest and respectable man lie
works az the factory Mn mother BE-
a good christian omau but h is
Lot very strong lud cannot get To- go
to church VeIN often on account Of
her health being 80 had Miss Hazel
Cassady.- From the Huntington "
Va. Herald Dispatch
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Anyway, for without him the pub
lie would be In dire distress. His
products cndcar him 10 old and
young, and the better aud purer
his Bread the more he is liked.
We have studied 10 make our
Bread the most delicious and sat
iSfylng procurahle, and wc know
that our efforts have been apprc-
ciated by many. We also believe
that YOU will appreciate this
Bread if YOU try it.,
PIONEER BAKERY
207 S. LIST st. S. n. Balling, Prop.
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prayed fur viii D.. granted
The uau. of the plaintiff attorney
Is " e. Uoacpck whose pust office
address BE- Albuquerque, \ NJ
Ncstor Montpyu. clerk
~ Thos. Is - Madison Deputy
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MATRIMoNY

ARE NOT LONELY For speedy
marriage try my club best largest
in country established - years;
wishing early marriage, all
dealings confidential; descriptions
FREQ; The Ola Reliable club, MIR
Wruhcl. 132 Madison. Oakland. Calf
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LOST small gold watch with
pin. -" engraved on pin and name
engraved In back of watch. Was In
l.osonwald's ana Il theater. Return
for reward to 1914 Columbia avenue.
University Heights.
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Fob

FOR SALE Furniture for . rooms,
and range, work bench ana bicycle.
Rooms 10 rent empty, cheap. i0l1
NDrth Second.
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The Menu for Today

~ charlie chaplin I'm "Ey TIA,
Sea- "Th, Firm wheel q two part
80. Henry story \ Tough knight
comedy and "Guud Canyon OF Ari-
iona
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Agents

TAILORING AGENTS sen Alien.
suits madc-to-ordvT beauties Eost
tailoring. Prices lower, Sell every
man shown. Large spring OUTFIT nee.
Leeds Wooden Mills. Chicago, III.
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TYPEWRITERs

ALL KINDS. both new n second
hand. bought, sold. rented and re
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter FL
change. Phone 914, l22 SO. 9Th ~
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WANTED

TSGGNGTNITSS 10
sircy position, references, Tel2-
phone Ghi.
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Upwards Of looooo womcn are cm-
plo,cd lu munitiun factories NJ the
United states
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN ia UrI~ to suit on
real estate security j T.. Elder,
20H West Gold.
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SANTA FE TIME TABLE
e
"a .AsI.u.

Ncsthound

$40 For *. g. a Chicago hu,
SIC FOR X. e. & Chicago . etu
Standard sleeper for clovis aui
Roswell leaves ou No. sU' connects
at Belcn with train SO. % leaving
Bclon at ~ % %. M.
No. z carries one coach oul}, no
slcepcrs
No. $40 VIII hn5o Standard sleeper
from Roswell from train So. ID pi
Bcieu.
p. j. JOHNSON, AGENT
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30. tl3i6.
NOTICE ron PUBLIC NTION.

".
James l., Shields. defendant.
To James l.. shields, defendant.
You are hereby notified that an ac
iinn has been commenced against you
iu the district court of ncrnalilJ
county, New Mexico, being cause num-
Ter llild. In which Anna Shields t'
plEintiff and you are defendant the
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\ WHINING TO WIN.

Motto Ia hang In hcnhouses. IN
egg d day kcops the Ratchet away
Irish World.
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Crystal Thc Bar Sinister. % ,u-
por-foatur,. vaudeville and a sketch.
como Girl u 10 Million
\ most wonderful super-f,atur is
''Chc lar sinister dealing with the
race problem,
This Is "a picture that is superior
Iu man, ways Co "Th" Birth of 81
Natiou with au exceptional strong
east. Mitchell Lewis is seen 60 advan-
tarr In this picture. Mr.. Lewis app
pearancc iu The Barrier" viii bc re.
mcmhcryd 10y mauy
Iu addition to- this cight-rcrl fca
turo the sketch %, the Triangle play
crs blends well nl ~ nut on with
vim and pleasing fleet. zone in q
Million" BE- the offering
I'ustimc His Mothers Eoy, and
% Hearst Path, weekly
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TAILORING AGENTS Sell men g
suits ma~dr-to-urdcI. Bcautios. Bcst
tailoring Prices lower. Sell every man
shown Large spring outtit ircc. Leeds
ANoolcu Mills chicago. lIl
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Charlie. Ray, second phutopIuv
Ills Mothers Bot produced by
Thomas H. Iuc, iur Paramount viii
have as q background an Immense
oil producing ti,ld for several lig
scenes. ul wells 10 actual operation
Win ho graphicIIh pictured. and
those who have unr had an opportu
nifty {" study this important industr,
az close range Will ret n splendid ldyt
of thr magnitude uf an oil field. with
its hundreds uf |"rrlcks. In "Ilis
Mothers Boy lu. viii have the use
sistancc ~ clever players. including
Doris Leo % new 'rading woman NJ
the lncc forcos This picture appears
at the r1stiur rN.ltor today only
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AGENTS WANTED TO Write order ~
the Golden Seal certificates poli-
clos. Attractive combination benefits
az low cost, Local agents wanted
everywhere. Good money. Write or
"all to the district superintendent Els
Luna -ptero bldg, Albuquerque, y. NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-09
WANTED-Female Help
Automobile

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FOR SALE Ford truck new, call az
North l1fth and Mckinley streets.
Charles passmore. Phone 1896.