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NOTICE
OPPORTUNITY
WANTED-FARM LANDS

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list of prospects covering many states
and sections enables us to give you
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DEMAND FOR KAISER
Allies to Ask Extradition From
Holland of Former Ruler.
Believed That Dutch Government VIII
Put No Obstacles in Way of
His Surrender.

London, Dec. Silt is under
stood representatives Of the Allies
In conference at the foreign min
istry were unanimously in favor
OF demanding that Holland hand
over to the Allies the former Ger
man emperor and former crown
prince.
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Order for Hearing Petition for Admin
istratiOn, and for Adjusting of Claims
State of Wisconsin County Court
Rusk County
In re Estate of Catharine Floyd, De
ceased
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VETERINARY

M. w. w. Granite Lodge No. 533 meets
at 1. O. o. f. hall third Tuesday even
ing of each month. Visiting members
welcome.
f. e. MUNROE, Secretary.
MRS. MARY EDGAR, Prefect.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-03
Life of General John j. Pershing
TEACHER PERSHING DECIDES
TO COMPETE FOR WEST POINT

hero. and ordered them into 'h'
rchooibouso. nothing could have im
pressed Thorn more strongly Than di
Thus encounter that ne WIS deter
mined 10 have discipline.
when the last ct tho childrrn had
disappeared iutn the buildiuE porsh-
ing turned 20 tho man. who WAS he-
ginning a. rcrain consciousness He
prfnned ahoopishiy as ho sat up.
wen young fcllcr' hc said. 7
wouldn't have thought you % ~ ih
YOU. I guess that boy uf mime has
been pretty rambun,tious ami { rccF-
ON he got Just what WAS coming 20
lim.'
He turned TO has SON. Who. sccin@
how the wind blew. WAS tr}ing to
eacape from the scene
you go back into that school
and 10 ! hear OF any more "litur up
! want the teacher to- LICK yuu good
and when YOU come nome whale
you myself
when tho young teacher entered
The schoolroom there was silence. but
upon the blackboard WINS this SEN
tcucf.
Teacher rs the boss here"
pcrshing pretended not to see I'D
writing. but ne siriicd 20 himself with
a feeling Of security In the knowl-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-03

THfs was the first Time IN tho
nfc 90 John Pershing mat ne,
who was afterwards TO face hos
tio millions. had "a u pointed OF
him with murdcrous intent, lie met
fenrlessly the gaze OF the futhor of
the school bully whom he hnd cN-
peeled the day before.
You're the skunk that licked my
hos d" shouted the man. beside linn
aelf with rage.
e don't wnnt amy trouble with Nou,
air." said Young Pershiug calmly. -
elected your boy because he Was nm
rul,, and he a stay AWAY until he
learns 10 conduct himseif az o. stu
dent should"
We'll. / come 10 show you that Won
can't boss me aud mine arougd IKE
that replied the man. SIN cONerinC
the teacher with his weapon
Then put down that Kun and fight
like "a man. said John making "a
sudden spring and twisting tho KUN
from the hands OF the astonishod
man. lie knew the effect OF a sur
prise. and the man. bcwildercd by
the unexpected attack. was quickly
pulled from his horse.
Punch him. dad" called the young
Luilv from the outskirts of thr crowd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-03

chairmcn The meeting was held IN
the Paso del Norte hotel under the
direction OF j. " Hopes of Dallas,
deputy governor OF the Feocral Re-
serve District bank. The conference
WIS for the purpose of learning the
financial condition Nv the various
counties OF west Texas. New MeNico
and Arizona. with a view to fixing the
quotas for tho counties for tho Fourth
Llhcry Loan.
Organizer Nordhaus gave to the
deputy governor an accurate SUM
mary Of financial conditions IN Her
nalillo county. gained from confer.
cnccs with local bankers aud business
men. Mr.. Nordhaus suggested the
quota " might bo possible TO raise IN
Bcrnalllo county m view OF all con
ditions as hc saw them ana pledged
the county TO undertake To make
whatever quota the government do
cided should be raised,
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where he was hiding 60 witness The
outcome OF tho affair.
Dad" with the below Of e bun,
rushed his assailaut and sought 90
get him IN those big arms of his.
John. realizing that ne would stand
little chance at close quarters, avoid
ed the rush and. as this big man
lunged by. planted n fist In his inco'
Blinded by the blow. the man turn
ell and rushed agRin-with the same
result. Finding he could accomplish
nothing by THESE tactics. he stood up
Ca Pershing. his arms flying k
fails an he tried to reach h elusive
youth. II was u battle of bhnd rage
against "a cool. collected determine"
ton 20 make every blow count; and,
aa usual. the latter Mntching
his opportunity. rershing landed "a
heavy 0iow on the chin Of his ontns-
onist. who sank heavily 60 the ground,
dead 10 the world.
Teacher T. the Bo~s.'
pershing was not particularly
'luted over this victory, save That II
proved To him that with determine
non lie could win out In the physical
side OF life. evon against heavy oddH
lie turned 20 his pupils, who were
syeing their teacher with the respect.
fol admiration OF tho sunni hoy Tor u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-03
The Doris Store

IN THE PROBATE COURT, BERNA-
LILO COUNTY. NEW MENICb
Gr the Matter Of tho Estate Of LEROY
q. Moore. Deceased 30. iN3N
Notice of Hearing Upon Final Ac-
count OF Theodore y. Espe, Special
Administrator.
Sotlce Is Hereby Given. That Thco-
6orc y. Espe. Special administrator
of the Estate Of Leroy o. Moore. de-
ceased, has filed his final renort as
such special administrator. and that
hy an order OF the probate court duly
entered the esth day 81 September.
1918. al the hour Of ten O'Clock In tho
forenoon. az the Court House In Albu.
querque. Now Mexico, has been fiNed
az tho time and place for hearing any
objections thereto and COR final APP
prevail thereof
Given under my hand and the seat
Of said Probate Court this Bra day ~
September 1915.
NESTOR MONTOYA.
CSeaD county Clerk. etc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-03

publican state Convention which shail
be held az Santa Fc. 10 nominate =
Congressional state u district ticket
All Republicans are hereby invited
to attend and participate In said meet
ing.
Jesus ROMERO,
Nice.Chairmnn Republican central
Committee ~ Rernalillo County
y. VI.
CIIAS CHADWICK,
Secretary.
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PROSPECTS GOOD
FOR THIS SCHOOL
YEAR IS REPORT
Superintendent John Milne States
That Enrolment in High
School Is Norma, in Spite of
Large Number of Boys Leaving

Tho time Is noi fai distant when
tho children of his state viii hc re-
qutret Geo reach n certain toIut .u
their education rather than merely It-
tend SCHOOL Tor "a pertain ruuuer Of
years said Superintendent John
Min" ibis morning. lu discussing
educational prospects fnr The coming
school yen which opens tnd1v. This
q. already being don 600 various parts
of the country. and ST. quite m keeping
with the emphasis which is being put
ON education at his uu" when the
world b. demanding educated men
ana women rs 1t has never dom he
fore.
The enrolment az tho high school is
normal this year IN spite of the fact
thtt So many Of the boys are enter
ing schools for mliitary training T.
is q significant act that boys are
giving up well paid POSITIONS bon which
they are drawing FROM S55 tn $50 q
month 10 80 back 10 school M finish
their education. SpocinI inducements
are being offered o. students this
year boz the general shop. whcr,
courses in wood and metal work and
other mechanical branches. in atdi-
t.ou to the study oi automobile roe
pair. are being given
A feature Of the nirht school worl.
Will p. % course in wireless tc|legruphN
fur which tho apparatus has already
arrived.
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"in' Sig 'oaii@'" th"t ah. ZOO owe"
% '''f TO u"' Ht'fS "ui "''lp"h 'h'
H.. t,.,a,,I - go. ~. m,ns
vith which ho t,fondod ,boit home
op.lpst Inc busbwbnck,rs ol tho civil
WA. convinced by reflection. y
finally rcioiced in being able to rive
l,. SON 10 tbo alag Tho cyoninp of
IuI.. "a persbipr won, oy.r ia iron
tom In readiness for tYa contest ncNt
morning
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v.s 10, vy.h ~ n,sb ,o,ncrtnr
bis t0,s
Feared ouI, ;,uc Rival.
M.
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d.. ,.uId remain cool and at case dur.
ing mo questions. whereas some of
thc others vor, nervous ana ,qitatod
MOI So mucb H., tbo otesnons mon,
solves ps by . roouzntiop or tho i'm.
p"fianc" OF answering these correctly.
Here was "a mcnac" 90 mcutai con-
'onu"iion' John had seen the effect
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that never again in that school
was he to have trouble which would
mako b. impossible TO accomplish
what he had been sent there 10 do.
cap Henley and tho school hoard
heard of the affair and congratulated
themselves upon having secured not
ouly a. teachcr but a. man
iurcl bN West Point.
SIN john applied himself 10 his
books after tho days work was done.
ITO had begun 10 read law. and found
this ono OF tho most ditucult of an
subjects 10 master hy himself. II is
not unlikely mat tho world would
have lost q great soldier willie gaining
"a brilliant lawyer had not John
rershing seen this announcement b.
Tho Ia Clcde Lancet. tho littlo weekly
paper that each week wa. sent 20
hiushy hiH mother.
ON july % there Will be- a
competitive examination for tho
appointment OF o. cI4lot az the
United States military academy
az Wcat Point an honest,
stropE. God-fcaring boys ot this
district may take part
J. ". M EEOrGUS.
Member of Congress. Scroud Dis
trict.
~ first this announcement ala not
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make any particular impression on
pershint. There was no indication
then that tho United States govern
mont over would be in need of his
services as u soldier Tho mantle pi
p,acc appeared 20 have settled otei
tho country for on indefinite period.
Tho matter stuck in his mind. how
cycr; ana. finally. he concluded D.
would DO no harm 90 make inquiries
nhuut a. fic knew that the miliiar1
academy was 90 noted oducAtionnl in
stituuon. and this fact alone WIS in
tcrcstinp to q boy OF his tempcra-
mon.
Ho wont down TO Trenton. tho home
ct congressman Burroughs. 10 SOC
him. Mr Burrouehs welcomed him
aud told him man interesting Things
about West Point Seeing what "a zinc
manly follow this was. the congress
man folt that ho would feel proud &C.
io,o John represent him there.
prrilc- Ca Compete.
tie pointed ont "a. his visitor that 10
vas the dut. Of every man tD "cryr
mis- country 90 Doe waH able to do go
I~nsuucti,oly John felt this. But the
wuy of hir duty rvr before had
boon pointed out iu such fashion. IT,
NOW resolved that if possible Doc
would win That examination. 40 to
West Point. uud give al that was BOO
linn to tho scrsiro of The land OF his
birth
with this decision he RETAINED
homo aud began Go prepare Tor tp.
competition.
Mes. Pcrshiug M first. naturally
enough. was reluctant 80 socshim cu-
,cr the army. as she much preferred
TO havc him near her. At che same
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-03

Under the leadership OF Mrs. Al
frci Gruusfcld the women Of BcTnal-
ITO county are rapidly mobilizing
themselves INFO an Irresistible wo-
mans land army
That there is need for this organl-
2ation and that 10 has a practical
place 60 100 in the industry % New
Mexico b. proven hy the Cull sent out
week ht Mn r.. N. FergIsou
of Tyrone. the state chairman. asking
FOR ESQ nm volunteers TO help save
the fruit crop al Mountain Park.
Otero county. where $50 cars of ap-
piles will need TO he picked and pack
ed about October 1. Women who
wish TO volunteer should consult their
county chairman OF the woman's
land army. or may communicate di-
root with Mrs. Ferguson M Tyrone.
y. NJ.
The woman's land army Of New
Mexico * a branch ~ ia, wougn's
land army of America. 20 IT, o. move
ment patterned after the patriotic cN-
ample of the $3.50 women of Eng
land who worked in he fiol 10 last
year, taking the places of men who
had gone 10 war.
While the work done In Grant and
Luna counties Is the first work New
McXicO'a land army has done IN
points the way To further opportuni-
ties aud there Is no doubt hat be-
tween uow and the conclusion Of the
war the women 81 the state viii do
their fun share in the planting and
harvesting OF the crops.
Eleven states now have well organ
ICED auits Of the woman's land army
aud New McXico's Organization. now
well under way viii make the twelfth.
II is needless 10 say Of the women
who nave initiated this movement iu
our state, as elsewhere. that their mo-
tive ~ one of loyal patriotism. While
as yet the fsrm-lahor problem in the
southwest may not be so acute as in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-03
SURPLUS STEEL
IN COUNTRY MAY Be
TAKEN OVER BY u. S.

washington Sept, De More man
90. 900 manufacturers using steel in
their products have been called upon
by the war INDUSTRIES board TO maxi"
complete report OF their steel stocks,
down 10 the smallest holdings. u
was estimated today that this step IL
preparation, to communicating for
war use al surplus supplies 90 steel.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-03
REpIBIICNN CENTRAL COMMIT.
TIE MEETING.

ON Friday. the 9Th day of Scptcm-
ben. 1918. ~ ten o'clock "a, M, at the
Court House uf Bernnlillo county.
New Mexico. q meeting Of the Hepub-
lican Central Committee 81 Bernalillo
County shall be held for The purpose
of fixing the places rnd date go hold
the Republican primaries IN the sew
eral precincts ~ tho county 60 elect
delegates o. the County Convention,
which shall elect delegates 20 the Re
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-03
Bernalillo County Woman's
Land Army Becoming Modified

other sections. there are well suhsian-
tiated reports of serious labor short
ages from many localities. II the war
continue the situation VIII become
more and more p~crplcNing. With this
fact In view the women 81 the land
army consider b. their patriotic priv
iiegc To nut themselves into training
FOR the ftuI work from which our
mon are being called To n colors
The women entering into this move
ment are FIRST required To undergo q
medical examination. They are or
ganizcd into squads Of ten OF more
women and hold themselves In readi-
ness To answer calls Tor help from
farmers They so out m groups with
q trained 1921 in charge Tho;
carry their own equipment and do
their cooking, thus adding no
additional hurdens To the farmers
wives, The movement Is met with
approval and announcement from
the farmers Themselves aud from all
Interested iu the conservation Of food
products.
Tho details of organization, financ-
inU and HOUSING -sc being worked out
Icy the officers of tho units 10 meet
local conditions u is expected that
the womcn of every county will fol-
low the example OF the first recruits
~ Atlf HANA' AANAA hllAf NIAh kitAA NY
ever h farmer ~ threatened with the
loss OF crops through labor shortage.
these women may be ready to save the
products go much needed.
A. tho present time m one section
Of the state women are enlisting 10
harvest and can the Tomatoes. where
the growers cannot secure other help
in another ecctiou women have plcdg
cd Themselves 20 save fruit that is
wasting for the lack Of workers.
Thus another opportunity offers foI
the women TO prove their patriotism
ana they are responding with then
usual readiness.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-03
NEXT LIDERTYlOAN
CAMPAIGN DISCUSSED
At Ell PASO MEETING
Max Norhaus and W. E. Keleher
Represent Bernalillo County at
Conference of Liberty Loan
Chairmen.

Mas Nordhuus. t...rHtv Loan orr
pauizer tor Bcrnauuo county, In tho
lnat three oar cam. -ns, returned
from El pasO. Tex This morning,
where he and " a Scleher repre-
7ontod this county al Tho difference
ot Liberty Loan chairmcn and sub
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-03
School Books

Now and second Hand. sold and OK
changed, All SECOND hand books thor
oughly fumiEatcd. W. have a run line
nf ugfnaI 9ats.Il.u
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Mrs, j. Y, Owen, Palmist and
Psychic card reader, 1874 West
Central. Phone 1b16-W.
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SEVENTH GRADE
EIGHTH GRADE

can set what you wish for "
wish 10 pay az
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THIRD GRADE
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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1918-11-21
Statement Of the Financial C0ndi.
ton of
THE PELAHATCHIE BANK,

Located at Pelahatchie, in the
county Of Rankin, State of Miss
issippi, at the close Of business
November LIST, 1918, made to the
Board of Bank Examiners.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1918-11-21
THE BRANDON NEWS.

The News calls special atten-
ton this week to the advertise
ments Of Kennington's, Jackson's
Best Store. The mail order sys-
tenn of this firm enables the out
of-town shopper to get the same
prompt and efficient service as if
he were actually present at the
time of the sale. Remington
makes speciality of mail orders,
and any item in their immense
stock may be purchased in that
manner with absolute certainty
of satisfaction. Try them and
you will be delighted.
Last week The News made an
error in the dates of Odom's Sale.
The dates should have been Sat-
urday, Nov. % to Saturday, Dec.
7th, emitting Thanksgiving day.
In today's paper will be found a
page advertisement naming prices
and giving particulars Of this
great money saving event. Many
rare bargains will be offered, and
every one in that trade territory
should be on hand and provide
himself with a good lot of winter
merchandise at prices that cannot
be had again soon. Odom is noted
for his sales, and takes a great
pride in trying to please his Gus
toners, and in giving them better
values than they can get else
where.
Careful and discriminating buy
ers will be interested in the half
page advertisement of S. ]. John
son Co., on first page of The News
this week. Johnson's is truly
"Jackson's Greatest Store" and in
their Great November Sale which
IS now in progress, many articles
that you need right now will be
found quoted at prices that can
not be duplicated today at the
same price at wholesale. In buy
ing at Johnson's one has the con-
ISOLATION Of knowing that he is get
ting the very best merchandise to
be had-as they handle nothing
shoddy. Don't miss this Novem-
Der sale.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1918-11-21

Fox are expected home from Camp
Gordon this week. These gallant,
brave young men have been in the
service for about three months,
and were anxious to go over, but
hostilities ended before their
time came.
The chairman asks that you will
please remember the Chapter
meeting next Wednesday, Nov. 81,
at 2 o'clock p. M, at court house.
Officers for the coming year will
be elected and every Branch and
Auxiliary in the county must send
delegates to this meeting. A full
attendance is earnestly desired.
Union Thanksgiving services
will be held at the Baptist church
next Thursday morning at IL o.
clock. Rev. Mr.. Fixes, pastor of
the Methodist church, will preach
the sermon. The Lord has been
mighty good to us; we have
many things to be thankful for,
and on next Thursday business of
every kind should be suspended
and everybody join in the Thanks
giving services.
w. w. Hodges, a splendid citi-
zen residing on Route /, has sold
his plantation to the Messrs. Hin
ton, of Jones county, and will give
possession this fall. Mr.. Hodges
is preparing to take a trip through
Oklahoma and New Mexico with
view of finding another location.
Mr.. Hodges is a splendid citizen,
and we regret very much to see
him leave our county.
The remains of E. R. Glass, who
died last week at Angelo, Texas,
were brought to Brandon yester-
day, and inferred in the Brandon
cemtery, funeral services occur
ring at st. Luke's church conduct
ed by Rev. VIM. Mercer Green.
A large number Of the friends and
acquaintance Of the deceased
were present to pay their last
earthly tribute to their departed
friend.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1918-11-21
PELAHATCHIE NOTES.

Mrs. Lynn Nolan is on a visit
to relatives in Silver City.
Misses Lottie Roberts and
Mayo, Of Jackson, were guests in
the home Of Mrs. Lizzie Baker
Sunday.
Miss Ora Baker, who is teach
ing at Clarksburg, was at home
for the week end.
Miss Mary Wilson is spending
a few days at home, with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Wilson.
She expects to return to her
school at York, Ala, some time
this week.
Mr.. r. L. Longmire, who re-
turned home last week fro minus
sci Shoals, has been a shut-in for
few days with slight attack of
the flu.
Misses Goldie and Beth Sigrest
have returned to again take up
their school duties. They are at
no mewith their aunt, Miss Lucy
Robinson.
Miss Nina Beckers, who is in
the millinery business in Flora,
has been on . visit to her brother,
T. B. Beckess.
Misses Berry and Dick Wilson
came over from Jackson Saturday
and spent Sunday with homefolks.
Mrs. Daisy McLaurin Stevens,
Of Brandon, accompanied by her
two charming daughters, Misses
Ann and Delta, and Miss Rather
inc Runge and Arthur .Loveless,
were here Friday night, when
Mrs. Stevens, in her charming
manner, gave : splendid lecture
on the United War Work cam
paign now on. We trust that this
will not Be Mrs. Stevens last Viz
Il 70 Pelahatchie.
Mr.. Richard Tew, Of Meridian,
and her fne little son, are here
for : few days visit Is her aunt,
3
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1918-11-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Next Thursday will be Thanks
giving day.
Mrs. w. H. Watson is spending
several weeks with her brother,
DR.. Cleveland Russell, at Johns.
Miss Meddie Robinson went to
Jackson Wednesday to attend the
annual meeting Of the Federation
Of Womens' Clubs.
An Armenian lady will lecture
in Brandon on the subject of the
swsr and the Red Cross next Satur-
day. Place and hour will be an
nounced later.
Mrs. Sid Law, of Washington,
D. c., Mrs. H. P. Sullivan, of Flo
rida, were here this week to at
tend the funeral of their uncle,
e. r. Glass.
T. B. Dickson has rented H. C..
Washburn's garage, and will en-
gage in automobile repair work.
Tom is q good mechanic, and will
no doubht make great success of
his new business.
Miss Eloise Thomas has re-
turned to Rayville, La, to resume
her duties in the school room, af-
ter . few weeks vacation, which
was made necessary by the cpl
demic Of influenza.
The Baptist congregation has
extended q call Of two Sundays a
month to DR.. Patterson, and he
has accepted the work. Hereaf-
ter services will be held on the
first and third Sundays Of each
month.
Hon. w. E. Mcintyre and Roy L.