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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12

''Hahy Week Campaigns bureau
publication No IS
Prenatal care bureau publication
No 4
Infant Care bureau publication
40
MIR. bureau publication No So
'Child's Welfare Exhibits, bureau
publication Ne. a.
Maternal Mortality bureau pub
location 40 -.
Maternity and Infant Care
bureau publication so 20
Huw 60 Conduct - Childrcn's
Ifcplth Conference, bureau puhtica-
tion so %
I'm addition the bureau has certain
small leaflets such as Saving Moth
nts. studies of Use Of MIR los Fami
lies Having littl" children" and
others These and similar booklets
win bee sent uu request
FROM other sources Register the
BubS's Birth wuluau's committee.
council uf national defense. Illinois
division. Chicago 300
THE Euhy I.vpk" and childhood
and Hcpl'l' both couo from tho \i-
tiuunl Welfare Exhibit association. 90
Ilfth avenue New YORK City.
Minimum Health Requirements Tor
Rural schools Health Essentials Tor
Rural School children" can Zee oil.
ttn"d from the committee ou health
problems ~ Tee national council Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12

AN school teachers I'm the state are
compelled 10 hc examined In spanish
school teachers are unable to read
write or speak English
~ is whispered that mo- ouc can
tank against the conditions IN Sew
Mexico ana live
Tho federal and state courts al rv
the mandates OF penitcntcs ana no
pcuitentc is ever convicted In court.
not matter what the evidence
~ state of treason exists in this
part of our country Sew Mexico son
fidently expects to arise and join again
the mother country. taking It's place
Bon the suu among the children Of the
sun
The native population awaits tho
hour to strike when som" German
cmissarv furnishes the money To- some
pirate 800 Mexico. that our Will bee
80 hand
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12
SEC. LYNN \. FOX f.,
Announces NEW Y
BOYS SECRETARY
II. G. Spruce, of Houston, Texas,
Expected About the Last Of the
Month to Fill Position at the Y
M. G. A.

Secretary tNnu ~ i'oN. OF tho v
" q. 4. who returned saturday even
ms from Estes Park. where n" hos
been attending tho nuuua western
conference OF the y " G. \ workers.
announces the appointment ot ~ g
spruce. of Houston. Texas. to tll the
position of boys secretary ut tho v
NJ g. \ here.
Duc Of Nh Fo>'s purposes iu at
tending the conference WIS 60 select
re- man for thia position. and hc rom
sldors that tho organization iH cNc,cd-
iugl, fortunate boz securing Nj Spruce.
whose clkht ycurn ot ,Nporiouc" Boa
working among BOYS in the 30, Scout
organization. Iu private s,hools and
in high school. have especially nttc'
him for the position Of bows seDr'-
tot1. Mi Spruce is expected the ist
ct the month
Mr Eos brings hack ou ruthuaiast.p
report of the conference. ut which 30
broader vision Was given Go tho work.
crs Of the added r-osporHbiut, which
Is placed upon tho y NJ g. 4 u, the
events of the war
Among the prominent spoakors tt
the conference" were Or i y stone.
OF chicago. William g. Sweet prcsi.
dent Of HE Denver \ VI. e. A, and
Bishop Mcdonnell OF Denver
The theme OF Dr stones address
was The spiritual aspect OF the war a4
Il concerns the iudi,idual
Mr.. Sweet who has Just returned
from the front where he has been
serving ior the Last siN months us So
peTvising secretary. CAV" his impress
sions OF the splendid work being done
ht the Y. VI g \ over there. aud
the high esteem with which the
French people regard the organizu-
ton Unlike the French and British
soldiers. our boys are unabt. "a re-
turn homc when thev have their
!oavcs. and the y VI =. 4. seeks Ia
transplant over there, ~ far ns pos
sble. the home Influences of which
these boys are deprived Mr. sweet
also spok" Of the added hope and
courage which the coming OF ~
troops has given To the French, whose
spirit was at q decidedly low cbb -
the beginning OF this year.
Bishop Mcconnell. who has also
been IN France for several months as
a speaker gave au Encouraging re-
port of tho splendid morale OF our
boys over thcrc.
Another prominent speaker. Harry
y clark, Of Cleveland, who haas been
making u study Of the Industrial con
ditiou Of the unit witch has re-
suited from the war. emphasized th.
important place taken hN the Y "
@ \ organization in providing Tor
tho mon engaged IN war Industries In
many communities whore these indns-
tres have sprunE up, the y" huts
provide the ONLY recreation and rcliE-
ious atmosphere with which the men
come IN touch.
several speakers discussed the now
obligation Of the organization 90 tho
boys ot the country ~ho are hclping
out wherc the men have been taken
away. and are filling positions OF re-
sponsihilty which thoy have n,yor
held before. Among the speakers up
on tins subject wore Franz Cheloy. OF
1 Denver. A u Mincur Of Chicago, aud
T. ". Van ms, of Sew York who is
q government omployo IN charge OF
the BOYS working reserve
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12

The article referred to Is In the
form 81 q signed communication to
tho August number of North Amer
lean Review and is signed Henry
Wray. Kansas City. Mo
The letter is % linking OF coudi.
tiops IN Old MrXtco with conditions,
which the writer alleges to- exist in
New Mexico. and hc concludes with
the statement that % state OF treason
cNlsts iu this state
bccHus. Of the wide circulation Of
the Nnrth American Review which is
edited by George Harvey. and is
established reputation FOR conscryl-
tlVisw. the publication. IL lett uncuu-
trddl,trd. b. likely TO work iucalcul-
dtl, damage TO this state
because IT length and copyright rr.
strictiou.. the entire article cannot Doe
reprinted here. The following cN
tracts VIII serve to show its general
and damaging nature
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12
DAY TO Be
OBSERVED HERE IN
FITTING FASHION
Union Men TO Hold Parade and
Exercises at Huning Grove
Governor Lindsey Invited TO De.
liver Patriotic Address.

organized lshor vIl celebrate
Labor day IN AlhuuucuHtc iu u man.
uer never before known to the city,
Union men. with hundreds more
added to their ranks o., the forming
NJ new Santa Fr employees unions.
viii march with flying flags and viii
rcnew their pledges ~ loyalty to the
government
Important addressc- viii DE among
tho mary features Of tho day. Gov
oruur " y Lindsey mud staff. Major
H. =. Bujac. aud H. " Lewis. al
tn" federal labor bureau. have been
invited 10 come 10 this city Tor the
occasion. &c they viii boo iu the posi-
ton to accept the Invitation thcy viii
deliver patriotic dddro.s,
The parade viii form at Tenth
street ard central avenue at lo
O'Clock and will proceed east on CEN
tral avenue To First street, south on
First street To- Gold avenue. west On
Gold avenue 90 Third street north ON
Third street. "a CcntrI avenue and
then west tu Huniug grove where thu
divisions viii dishand
~" uuton men Will march in di-
VISIONS va lht ltlhNf lUt al'lil'u
viii wear overails. II is believed that
300 persons VIII march sons 81 puion
men will ALSO participate iu the
parade. ana tho boys having ov"rtlls
are requested to wear them.
The Rcd Cross women viii also
march. Service flags OF the unions
viii be in evidence in the procession
After the parade basket picuics will be
held at Huniac grow" Two bail
gamcs me 10y two teams Of the school
league. and the other hN -hopmen and
up town men
PLANS fc: the celebration an" not
vet completed At - meeting OF rep
reSeutatives of variouf unious held
Yesterday morning At tuion hall. ar
rangcmentr for the parade were made
william Phillips was appointed mar
shnl Of the day. and the retail mer-
chants, through their secretary. g -.
Ackcrman. will be asked tu cooperate
and make september o. e day 90 hc
remembered.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12
THE GIRL left BEHIND ME-
-, CAROLYN BIIcHi.R
Copyright, 1915. IS Carolyn Bccchcr).

That's the spirit that Will win tho
war; ltlakc exclaimed Ever since
CcrmunN had declared war hc had
l,cu more Interested than ! lk,d Co
eco INN
What tpIrtf' I lskou
Why mon. ON American men wh,
think Germany IN the ron have
ufn,d the Canadian army nd VII
ught Tor the principle t'u, d,muc-
Iur,."
"I;ut that. sill, Promise the 'h4t
YOU won't do such a thing, that vor
would u,,ct volunteer to ught,' 1
,dd,d
don't know Why should have
,NJ,trd such e promise. the wat In
i.Hrop, utI not Interested me iu th,
hast had ma slightest idea nat
SO 800 America would hu ~ amy Way
Implicated Eut Whenever anAthtnE
was spoken OF that would % puraiv
me. oven .ur % short time. from
Blake. I made MIN promise tuat u
shouldn't So II WIS uulA Win a de
tachci feeling that | demanded a
promise. hut once spoken OF the
.c,os,itN OF mahing II sure grew upon
ne.
Promise mo % VIII never Nolur
tcpr without my permission, IN
sisted swear At"
WHY, GSpsy' there isn't the slight
'st chance that shall Doe privileged
to fight for my country.
Tint word privileged frightened
me I would make nina promise.
"\r,or mind, | want Won To si,9
me your sacred promise that you VIII
newer go 10 WHI. never volunteer %
upbt without my permission,
That's such "a foolish promise TO
ask me 10 make"
Sever mind went To hlm, sat
a. his ku,o and with NY arms aroma
mis- neck told him how I shouid be
miserable uutl he promised. You
lave no night 60 Nuke me unhappy
after marrying mo" I said, my check
against his 7 had found that an ar
rumcnt hc could not resist.
"N.rN wcll. / PROMISE he said. in
81 tired tone. know now that mad
lac had the slightest idea his country
wound over have needed MIN. he
would have given No such promise.
no matter how urged IT.
know also tina no matter what
Happened. I was safe. Blake would
mover break hat promise SO I chat
tered happily With him, and thor,
ronNed him Ia take me 10 u show. I
wanted 10 get him whrro he would
forget HIS promise. tie had given II
THAT was ali I wanted.
I Ted what was. ! suppose. q life or
uuadultcrated pleasure. ! had youth.
"a certain kind OF beauty money, ami
d husband whom I adnrcd aud who
I supposed adorcd M 10 the same
manner. never doubted this at
though 1 knew that ~ unt"s l IN
iuriated him. But the very fact That
! could make him angry proved my
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12
Ninety Enlist in the
Home Guard Battalion

Approximately ninety citizens have
enlisted ~ the First Battalion of the
Sew McNico home guard, according
20 an announcement made today bS
MAJOR g.. NJ BARRIER The success or
the home guard ~ TAR has surprlscd
the most enthusiastic supporters OF
the battalion. II rs believed hy Of
ficers of tho guard that the entire
quota. which Is il5 G viii be Sc
cured hy Thursday, NJ which TIN"
he governing board will meet and
complete she cnls'ments
Mike N1ah. OF the Sash Electrical
Company has charge OF recruiting
\ meeting was held yesterday morn
ing ~ the armory and itfty men six
nifiod their willingness 10 JOIN, ana
many began training after IN" meet
ms
Tn n " Bowcts. ne n rcciien-
ial Lite huildinE. Third street ami
Gold aycnuc. has charge ot recruit
ing FOR the tirgt Ncrimontal hand
Of the Sow Mexico nome guard More
than ten musicians have enlisted.
T'ycut, two IN ail viii compl"t" the
band M musicians Interested Ia
co.. home gaarl should call on Ia.
Iiow,rs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12
Reckless Driving Is
Charge Police Made
Against r. l.. Hanks

rulicc tins morning filed q com
plnint against a. /. Hanks ue ind
west Silscr avenue. who wa- drlN-
iug the automuaiio Saturday afternoon
that rulli,'d with q bicycle ridden hy
Pablo sanchez, e Western Union tues
scngrr boy. at Second street and Gold
avenue aud charged him with rcck
less driving
According Ia the police Hanks
Nioiatcd traffic regulations iu turning
FROM Gold nvcuUe tu South Second
street. Sanchez suffered several
fractured righs when the machine
struck him Mr Hanks entered a plea
of not guilty To- the charge before
Police Judge W " Mcclellan iH
police court this morning The case
Was set fur 90 o'clock Wednesday
morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12
Eleven From the City
To Attend C. A. r. Meet

The following members Of the C.
* Warren post, 80. of the g. \
a., viii leave tomorrow on trttr Nc
., FOR Portland ore. where they viii
attend the national eu-campm"ut Of
the a. a a.. which - a. hc held
there from the lNtu to the 18th OF
thus month. ". " Mcdonald. ~ T..
steward. J. q caldwell, y. ~ Piss.
q e. Terry. John Grccnwa!d John
Scinert. Ilrs W " Mcdonald who
represents the wowun's rclis corps
Mrs. b.. :. Marshall. Airs i, a. FeaE.
representing the Ladies' of the g. \
r. anC Miss Mabel Bliss.
The government BE- giving these del
cgatos "a onc-rout y mile rate ON the
railroad ana the choice Of routes The
Iarty VIII ro o., thr way of salt Lake
city. and VIII return by u Way of
san Francisco and Los Angeles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12
Justice of the Peace
Is Placed Under $400
Peace Bond by Court

iadro MARTINEZ, Justice 81 the peace
~ old T Nn, was placed under q
peace bond uf 500 this afternoon 10y
Justice ~ the Peace Mcclellan -Four
persons complained that MARTINEZ has
threatened To- 10 them bodily harm
They are Samuel Annya, pantalion
sanchez. solomon Garcia and Baloiio
'huv"z, and an were recently hound
over To- avail the action of the grand
Jury for alleged attack ON Martinez
bN Justice Of the Peace sanchez 81
Barelas.
MARTINEZ Will be under the peace
bond for six months. The count pr"
ccdure developed from an alleged
fight in a house in Barelfs q week
ago Martinez rs already under u
s3eo bond. as he appealed "a case io
t,,e district court in which lac was
fined ss5 ON a charge " drunken
ness. .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12
Tennis Champions in
Tournament at W
Are Awarded Medals

Medals we're awarded tutay hy g.
j Green Of tho s " &, \. 90 the
three boys who hH," won out iu the
Round Robin t,uuis tournament.
which ended last W,eh az the -
The champions BOD. class \ Ralph
~ u possible iIti> four. Glass -
G.. Carr. WIN % score of thiriy-siN
gamer out of Do pDssihlc forty two.
Clusa G. Ernest Nun"tt, with thirty
sis games out ui fHrty two. to his
credit,
Another tournament in doubles ana
singles. viii lc u,'H hefore the begin
ming Of school for No's who are y NJ
q 4 mrmL.r.-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12
Arrangements Being
Made for Bar Meeting

IIans are being Completed Tor the
thlrty-secoud 5ru4t. session at th"
New Mexico lnr ~oclation which
Will be held iu AlIHluerque, August
20. go and 49, Although the program
Is not vet arranged 4 N known that
IA luncheon and banquet viii Dee
given for the lntrrI. The Chamber
~ Commerce wI. entertain h guests
half 4 day %, showing them ar"und
the CITY. Government moving pictures
viii hc secured i"r the occasion
Frank Springer Httorncy, of Las
VEINS. viii dol... an address ON
9TH. ubstor, of On, southwest More
than sevcnt, u,, lawyers viii attend
the session
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12
Record Breaking Crowd
At Magdalena Roundup

The greatest roundup over
held at Magdalcna ended yes
tcrda,. From the opening day
} until Suuda, the largest crowd
that ever ,~ougtoEdtcd IN that
city were entertained every
minute. according to Nlbuqucr-
que people who returned from
the celebration today
tattlomou here claim that
"a more representative crowd
cot NcW McNico Cattl,mcu
were present at Nagdalcna
than they had ever soc gath
cred fur any occasion before.
The program offered deserves
much praise. they state
Good rains. extending rom
} Albuquerque to the western
state line. toll during the
roundup. and this, too, added
} much TO the cheer Of the cat
} tlcmcn and people in general
There were e. ,cral minor acc
cidcuts. hut none were rec
ported to ", serious.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12

n OVERNOR Washington T.. Lindsey, in Albuquerque today ON his
. way TO Gallup, announced that the state authorities are NOV
ing 10 secure rctraction Of the letter in the August number of
the North American Review, which has aroused deep indignation
wherever the magazine has been found in New Mexico, and that the
rights of The state to act for the punishment of the writer of the letter
and the owners of the magazine publishing it, are now being invcsti-
gated by his legal adviser, James VI. lIcrvcy.
THE thing is. of course, an unparalleled outrage against the fair
name of this state, said the Governor, land we propose to punish
the writer aud the medium giving publicity to his letters, if a way
can ht fuuuI -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12
Mortuary


Miss N louise Tu"rs tho aunt NJ
Mrs william y Manager. passed away
at i.25 Monday afternoon a.tri an
Illness Of two weeks Miss Tuers was
in her cightieth year having been
born IN Springfield. y. j March ,'
ls3a. she had hecu % resident or
Albuquerque fpr the past sixteen years
Funeral services Will be- held ~ h"r
lato residence. ioi West ii,uu pFsuro
"Wednesday afternoon NJ 3 O'Clock
tnterment At Fairyicw cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12
Kelly Ships 1000
Steers to Kansas
To Avoid Drouth

Hurry W Kelly, head OF the Gross
Kelly company. returned To Alhuquor-
que today from western Kansas whore
ne has been with a shipment ~ 900
,,ttle which ne took from his ranges
southeast OF Las Vegas. Mr. Kelly
been ON n still hunt for grass FOR
several weeks, In order to escape the
serious drouth that has existed over
southeastern New Mexico. He finally
found 10 in western Kansas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12
Health Association
Issues Reading List
For Child Welfare

The IatE, and steadily growing de-
mau' az the office ~ the New Mes
trn puhlir Health ns-oc,Htiou for ~
'rtturc relative tp the child"cu's year
campaign put uu hy Julia Inthrop
chief OF the childreu's bureau Of the
department ~ labor. AZ Washington.
d. e.. has led the association 10 make
uut the following list. which VIII he
81 value Ca AN who aye Interested
BOO tho chiidrcus year campaign. and
the better babies idea in general
The following are 60 Doe had from
th" childrcu'a bureau ~ the United
~tttcs department 90 labor, Washing
tou f. e.
thildruu.s year l%rtfl"t so T.
'hildreu~ year, l%oatlet No. , pant .
'hiidrou's year. lrnnet No g. puri
'hlldycu's year %lcitlot no . part 3
'hiidrcu's year. loaflot SO g.
1hr~p describe In drtutl the system
&" 10" used iu the national campaign
90 say" the lives Of IUn. 600 babies
between April q 1915 and April o.
l'Ip
uthnr nookle,s 'yit may hc had
from the same bureau tro
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12

\ comfortable woman is one who
calizcs that the world doesn't care
wha' size shoes She wears
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12

Cpurtship is the enchanting view
from a safe distance and marriage h.
climbing the mountain
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12
Lindsey Says New Mexico Will Act
Officially to Punish Magazine and
Writer of Libelous Communication

Tissue of Violent ISLANDERS Against New Mexico,
Published in North American Review, Declares
State of Treason to Exist Here; Would Do State
Incalculable Damage if Permitted to Stand IN
punished.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-03-08
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank the people OF
Rathdrum and vicinity and also all
others who were so kind To us In our
recent bereavement, also for the
beautiful floral offerings and words Of
sympathy which helped to make our
burdens lighter in the loss of husband,
father and 500.
Mrs. L. r. Whitelock
and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Whitelock.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-03-08
LEWIS F. BALKOW

Lewis F. Balkow. formerly OF Rath.
drum, who died 10 Sacred Heart
hospital in Spokane Feb. 27. was
buried from the M. e. church last
Friday afternoon, Rev. j. G.. Carrick
officiating Iotermeut was made 10
Rathdrum cemetery.
lie was born in Germany 10 l845,
came TO America ia 1882 and 10
Rathdrum 10 1884. He worked co
the railroad, and later settled on
homestead near Rathdrum, leaviog
here about twelve years aRo. lie WAS
married 10 Germany. Three children
| were born, two of whom are living.
VIM. E. Balkow of Rathdrum aud
Mrs. A. o. Highland Of Spokane.
His wife died sometime after coming
to America and he was married again.
-Four children were born TO this union,
three Of whom are living: f. F.
Balkow of Anaconda, Mont; Mrs. A.
Kanzleiter OF Tacoma, Wash, add
Amelia Balkow OF Spokane.
He was member of the Lutheran
church.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-03-08
IDAHO STATE NEWS ITEMS
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAeE)

Idaho Sheepmen lost their fight
against their Inclusion under the
workmen's compensation act when
the state supreme court denied to
them writ OF mandate directed
against @. O. Broxon, manager of the
states insurance fund. The sheep
men brought the action ia the court
against Broxon ia az effort to restrain
him from forcing them TO carry
insurance on their herders. In deny
ing the application for a writ the
court said the sheepmen were seeking
relief when none was needed as yet
The public utilities commission is
preparing to prosecute owners Of
litneys and auto stage lines who fail
to take out motor vehicle licenses.
In letter to the county assessors of
the state the commission announced
that prosecutions would be started
after March Is. The last legislature
enacted law under the terms of
which license must be paid on all
cars used by jitney drivers and on the
auto stage lines. Only one person
has complied with the law this year.
Anticipating big business, the
commission bought a big order of
plates.
''There Is a possibility of a wool
shortage before the 1918 clip of, the
United States is shorn and marketed, !"
says Mr.. Bcknell. SAT the present
maximum price of wool 10 the United
States, the other nations are outbid-
ding US In the Australian and South
American wool markets, and 1t looks
as though we were going to be left to
rely upon our own clips to fill the bill,
and am afraid we will fall a bit
short, There is no contracting for
the years clip, and look for that to
be bought almost from the Sleeps
back as 1t Is shorn. There will be no
specializing, but look for the prices
to range from so to 60 cents a pound
for wool this spring"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-03-08
MOTION PICTURE FILMS.
How They Are edited" Before They
Reach the Public Eye.

keacn Sne FupltC Eye
After a motion picture film has been
developed and printed it is sent to the
general manager or to the director to
be edited" Like an authors manu-
script in the hands of an editor, 1t Is
shortened here and there, the captions
altered, some parts entirely "cut" or
deleted and the whole film dressed up
to suit the ideas of the men closest in
touch with the theater going public.
The editing takes place in the pro-
lection room. says the Popular Science
Monthly, but the altering-cutting the
film and changing it's done in the
cutting and assembling room by men
who do nothing else. Sometimes the
men in the cutting room C'cutters," III
the trade lingo are SO overwhelmed
and confused with orders issued by
the studio officials that they are COM
PEELED to ask for additional explana-
tions. Needless to say this wastes
much time.
BY means of the photograph, how
ever, one motion picture company Is
eliminating this waste and saving
money. AS the director watches pic
ture in the projection room he utters
his editing orders into the transmitter
of "A debating machine The film is
then sent back to the cutting room
with the photograph record.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-03-08
A Bilious Attack.

When you have bilious attack
your liver fails TO perform It's func
tions. You become constipat ed. The
food you eat ferments in your stomach
instead of dgesting. This inflames
the stomach and causes nausea,
vomiting and terrible headache.
Take Chamberlain's Tablets. They
will tone up your liver, clean out your
stomach and you will soon he as we'll
us ever. They only cost a quarter.