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The Washington times., 1918-12-31

The Humphreys players have listed
what is considered the objective game
on the Naval Academy schedule. In
the list Of games announced by the
Naval Academy, the Camp Humphreys
team, known as the Military Academy
Alumni team, Is down for a battle on
February s.
On his last visit here Hazel said he
would have hrst-class team, COM
posed OF officers, IL possible, but
would be sure to bring UP fast ag-
gregation.
The Humphreys men have drawn
Fort Myer as their opponents in the
first appearance~at Mt Vernon Hall.
Ninth and X northwest, In tomorrow
nights battle.
Tomorrow's sport card fnds Con-
saga, unbeaten so far by any team
this season, up against Tech In the
Y. n c. A gymnasium. The con-
test will be played at 4:15 p. m, and
c. A. wannan, assistant physical d.
rector of the big "Y," is down to ham
die the game. Tech has lost but one
game. and that was with Gonsaga-
The Tech lads say they can stop Con-
zaga on a neutral floor and are asking
their supporters to come to the en-
gagement
Central will meet an alumni team
today composed of Forrest Daily, Sam
Jay Long. Marbury. and one
other; player, possibly Raplan. The
Central lads are Eettirg ready for
their engagement with Western next
week.
Considerable interest Is manifested
at Western over the return OF John
Groves and Donald Pepper, two OF
last years stars who went TO the S.
A. 7. C. unit at Maryland State.
Two years ago Groves played foot
ball, baseball. and basketball for
earning three letters. Pep
per won letters in the same sports
last season. Both lads will materially
Westerns team IL they
are declared eligible to compete In the
high school.
Groves played on the S. A. T. c.
team at Maryland State in two games
last fall until he injured his leg.
Pepper was out for the team, but had
not recovered from the '.hu" in time
to be Of value to Coach Byrd
The high school principals are To-
day In receipt OF a communication
from DR.. z. S. Newton, OF Western.
asking action on the eligibility OF
boys returning to school from s. A. T.
c. units. Some fifteen youngsters in
the schools have either returned from
S A. T. c. units or from the army,
navy or marine service and are
TO know just what their
status is In regard to athletic eligibfI-
ity.
Techs basketers entertained an
alumni team yesterday at the Y. NJ. c.
A. by handing the visitors a 24-to-I1
defeat. Mark De Grange, Bill GUIDE,
Mich" Gurevich. Chick Pfeiffer, and
Dave Pfeiffer played with the alumni
five.
Coach Battersby. of Eastern, is 4ak-
ing charge of a midget team at the
Noel House. The youngsters dropped
a close contest the other day to the
Gonzaga Juniors.
Y. n. c. A. Midgets will visit West
ern High today for an engagement
with Westerns youngsters. The "Y"
lads viii play their first game OF the
season.
The Washington times., 1918-12-31
PT0MAiNE POISONING IS
WICKED TO "oL0 DR.. cox

Yancsy wyatt Ayers. known TO
Washington baseball fans a. -oId Dr.
Cox" is recovering from 4 severe at
tack OF ptomains poisoning at his
konne IN HIilsvilie. Va.
Ayers Wss visiting at Mt. Airy,
y. O.. when afdicted. He had q ner-
~ obcape from dam. but hie rugged
phyuiaae stood him IN good stead ana
ne = nov on the road 70 health,
The Washington times., 1918-12-31
TERRY McG0VERN IS DEAD;
HEAD HIT FLOOR OF RING

BOSTON. Dec. S1.-Terry McGovsrn,
the Philadelphia lightweight boxer.
who met Frank c. (Toung) Britt, OF
New Bedford, In the feature twelve
round bout at the Central A. A. last
night. died at the City Hospital today
from injuries sustained In the tight
The Washington times., 1918-12-31
TEN YEARS AGO.
In SPORTS

The Giants announced their In
tentlon OF training In Texas.
Games were scheduled TO start I
March IL Dallas wss the start
ing point of ehe team, which nlan-
ned to work north during. the re-
maindef Of March. = o
The Washington times., 1918-12-31
ELIoNsKY A CIVILIAN.

Harry ElionSky has been mustered
ont the service at Pelham Bay and
will shortly go 10 Florida to teach
swimming. Elionsky has made many
freak records in aduatics. such as
swimming with hand and feet man
acIed. cts.
The Washington times., 1918-12-31
CHEVY CHASE MEN WIN.

PIEEHURSI. n. l.. Dee. 31.--Don-
sld Parsons and John II. Ciapp. OF
Chevy Chase. era their matches in
the mid-wintor golf event hare yes
terday. Parsons set . new record
offs In winning out over J. D. Arm
strong. Of Buffalo. N. Y. taking the
match At 9 to s.
The Washington times., 1918-12-31
SWIMMERS TO COMPETE.

Y. n. 9. A. youngsters in three
classes will compete tomorrow after
noon In the boys tank, 1886 G street
northwest. at 2:3o .. m. There will
be ave events for the juniors. inter-
mediates and seniors.
The Washington times., 1918-12-31

BOSTON, Dec. 31.-Though Ed
Barrow won . pennant with the Red
.Sox IN 1913, Boston fans are not
pleased ct the shabby treatment
given ~Black Jack" Barry. They are
writing letters to the papers, too,
showing their hostility to Barrow,
.sFho has inst signed a contract to
manage the worlds champions
Ingsin next season. The fans feel
sihat Barry should be given his old
JOB back.
J, Jack Barry signed a one-year con-
tract to manage the Red Sex for 1917.
Harry Frasee agreed that IL Barry
made good he might make his own
terms. Then along came the war.
Barry forgot about baseball and dur
fng the winter enlisted as q yeoman
an the United States navy.
Barrew Lasds Berth.
FraSes hastily appointed his friend.
;Ed Barrow. just let out as president
lof the fnternationaI League, field
leader Of the Red sox. Berrov led
his team aeross the nnish line In front
land later trimmed the Chicago Cubs
for the woridPs title.
All this time Barry was studying to
SSecome an ensign In the navy. He
Kept quiet and let things take their
own course. Suddenly the war ended
and q week or two before Barrow
;signed his 1919 contract Barry was
tmusteFed out Of Uncle Sans service
In 1911 Barry landed his team in
Eecond place Most Boston fans were
aatisfied with his showing. They
think hat he should have been en-
titled to the Job had he not entered
the nayx. and many Of them are say
1ng So too
= HeE<'s one Letter.
Hsreis. one letter written to Nick
zE1atley. q the Boston American:
. Hack FIafIey, Dear Sir-BeinS a
y constant reader Of the American
observed your very timely comment
On our pride In baseball, Jack
Barry. and a. you were the most
severe IN your criticism OF those
who went 20 the shipyardS and
ether Smployments, instead Of going
TO var, II seems quite fitting that
TOU, above all the others should
/. lad tie fight to have the PRIDE
back where We ali expected he
would Be when the war was ended
Was Il not the understanding
tai Jack vas to have his position,
a. Il was with the rest OF the play
I OI Who entered the service, when
the wzr ended? Did not Mr.. Frazee
pron1tDe GtfsI ! have been an ad-
mlrer q Nr. Barrow. and an not
/. - tho Enocking kind-BUT why
3 didn't Mf. Barrow offer his serY-
tces 10 de- q. S. ~? Il this what
lGr. Frases calls the SQUARE deal.
+ Which he tAllcs 20 much about in
Quist and think no one would OBJ
sGFe 1T II he does. 1 think he
VII ma when the season opens
that be has reckoned without his
knStE
Miehty few fans have forgotten
fhs Vondsrful catch Jack made be-
hand second base and saved the
gana and saved many. many more
beAids that one We must have
Jack Barry back As manager OF
the Red sox, and. II nE cesary, the
fans Of Boston viii demand II. Let
~ have justice done Manager lack
Barry. ". H Il, Boston.
. ThouEh & q winter, Boston's interest
81 ths return ok baseball II feyeTish.
sTnsro b every indication Of next sea-
son'a being q hummer in this old
town, but right now the fans are sore
bscanss FraSee has given Barry the
gate b favor Of Barrow.
The Washington times., 1918-12-31
SENDS OUT Def.

The Naval Ayiators. headed by
Tommy Degnan, have started out to
def the world on the hoor. Ralti-
more teams have been challenged By
the aviators.
The Washington times., 1918-12-31
SOLDIERS TO RUN.

Soldiers will race tonnorro1 = =
three-mile AFFAIR around the Whl.s
Lot EiIipse at 2;3o .. ~. uuGeE 4 =
auspices of the War Camp -cosHsaaTlir
Service. There will - . rsiEy raea|
in addition 10 The big racs.
The Washington times., 1918-12-31
ORDNANCE TO SHOOT.

The Ordnance Riie Club. composed
ii civilians. will shoot today At the
ngress Heights range.
The Washington times., 1918-12-31

Joseph Rublnf, "A twsive-year-
old marathon runner. came elose,
TO record figures in . race At
Milan. Italy. He eosered twenty
nve meters, nearly dfteen miles.
ahead Of . big fsit-
The Washington times., 1918-12-31

1 BoSaon Fans Demanding Return
Of jack Btry To Champion.
The Washington times., 1918-12-31

More than 800 erEanizations
we're expected TO be Represented
In the FEDERAL indoor track meet
here during the mid-winter. The
meet was expected TO draw many
Of the tirst rank scholastic star=
in the East
The Washington times., 1918-12-31

Francis II. Burr. prominent In
football as Harvard's captain. was
given 4 big honor at Cambridge
by being elected president Of the
Harvard Varsity Club.
Ed Corrigan predicted that rae
ing would be resumed in New Or
leans The killing. of racing n
not a moral waye.p said corTigan-
'It's a fad. The faddists won't
have their way long
Umpires Klein and JohnstonO,
Of the National League, started
something when they said they
were offered $4,000 to ''throw" .
Giants-Cubs game last fall
The Washington times., 1918-12-31

Y. n. C. A. Midgets will visit West
ern High today for an engagement
with Westerns youngsters. The "Y"
lads viii play their first game OF the
season.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27

signed. sheriff Of IN, County of Bernalillo.
In The state II Now Mesieo. viii sell at
public auction 10 the highest bidder for cash
~ the front door ~ Tho Court House ~ the
County Of b'rualillo. on saturday the 1911
day % October 1918. . about the hour NJ
ten O clock o m, the following real estate
situate. lying aud hciug in tho titN ~ Albu.
qacruuc. County ~ BcrnalilI0 aud state of
New Mexico to-wit.
Lots one CD and two t2) In block seven
t7l Of the Perea Addition tn the CITY Of Al.
buqucrqge ~ shown aud designated on the
map ~ said Town on lille in the office Of the
County CLERK Of Bcrnalillo County
The said property having been levied upon
by me hy virtue OF a writ OF frri facias ont
of the court "fnresnld ON the 18Th day ~
September. 1913 cHmnandingtmc 90 mske 81
the goods, rhatiels. lands and of
the Mazun Estate Incorporated. the sum uf
two thousand five. hundred forty five aud
90. loo dollars ~ts2.5f5.6O) with interest
thereon at the rate Of cirht per cent per AN.
mum from the 1Oth day 90 August. 1918.
until paid and the costs Of the said writ and
Of this advertisement 81 the said sale.
Said sale viu be made subject 20 all cx.
isting liens upon the said property which
90 far as Known coasist Of unpaid taxes and
a deed ~ trust NJ. r. Hickey. Trustee. dated
October ~. 1910, to secure o. note ~ one
thousand dollars $4,000 OOl aud interest. ~
APPEARS from the record ~ said deed Of
trust in the office Of the said County Clerk.
Given under my hand ihfs goth day ~
September 1915
RAFAEL GARCIA.
sheriff
By RAMON ORTIZ.
Deputy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27

In the District Court. State 81 New Mexico
County Of Bcrnalillo.
J. r pearcc, Trustee. aad r. n Pearce.
Plaintiffs, vs. Alice NJ. Miller and N. G.
Miller aud y A. HHrdcmau and Farrar
HardeinanI aud First Savings Iiank 4 Trust
Company. nrfrndaats.
Ne. lt4tl
a decree ~ foreclosure having been rem.
dered on the 18th day II August. 1915. in
the above entitled cause nnd the undersigned
ha,iuE been duly appointed special master for
the pa, pose ~ selling the property specified
hereinafter. for the purpose ~ satisfying in.
dcbirdnrs, amounting 10 - 4BU2l. interest
aud costs
Now, therefore under and by virtue Of the
decree Of foreclosure aforesaid, ] the under.
signed. special master will on the 10th day
Of November 1913. At 40 a M. a., the front
door ~ the county court house At Old Albu.
qufrgue, Bornalillo County New MeSico 10
satisfy the decree Of FORECLOSURES aforesaid.
offer and sell 10 the highcst bidder Tor lash
Che following described real estate. to-Wit.
North one half Of lots seventeen nTl.
twenty three f21l, twenty four (2A) and
fvonty five $3.50, block tixtceu DB1. Per.a
addition TO the City O; Albuquerque. New
Mexico, a. shown hy a plat ~ said addition.
filed IN the office Of the Probate Clerk and
or ufficio Rocco der ~ Bernalillu Count.
New Mexico, dated May lst 1891
Dated a. Albuquerque. Bernalilla County
Ncw Mexico. this 9TH day Of September. 1919
CLAUDE uUTTO.
Special Master.
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Chicago. Sept. 2T.-Armisticc pro-
posals by bulgaria sent the corn
market sharply downward today
General selling resulted and there
was q broad active market. Opening
prices which ranged from sc to a e.
lower. with october Sti5l to Sl.iG
and November Si42A TO si4Sh.
were followed 10y a slight rally ana
then bS "a decided break.
Changes in PATS were comparative .
IS slight. After opening &c to a.
lower, with october 53tsc to 78A e.
the market showed tendency TO sag
Higher quotations on hogs lifted
provisions Buying. though. was not
aggressive.
close.
com October, s~i.teie. Novcm-
Ter. st4oe.
oats: October 73c: November.
'7aNc.
PORK: october. $40 SO; November.
Sil.
lard: October, s2Gi2; November.
S26 O5.
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Legal Notices

ln tho District Colrt. County .of Bcrnalillu,
state Of View MeNico.
40. li6ss.
Anastacio Montoya, Plaintiff vs. Rupi,s
Mora Montnyn. Defendant.
To the ABOVE named defendant:
You are hereby notified that a suit has
been filed against you In the said court and
county by the above named plaintiff, IN
which tho said plaintiff prayN FOR an absolute
divorce on the grounds Of abandonment and
dsseriion. You are further notified that nm
less you enter or cause 20 Doe entered your
appearance IN said cause on or before the
2nd day of November igiS 10 decree pro con.
fesso viii he entered against you and thu
relief prayed FOR granted by the court The
PLAINTIFF attorney b. W A kclchcr. Crom
we'll Block. Albuquerque. New Mexico.
NFSTOR MOSTONA CLERK.
By THOS X n MADISON,
Deputy
sent I1.1O.aT. Oct 4
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Kansas 'lty. sept 27.-Hogs. lt"-
Ceipts 5000 head. Market hiLhct
Bulk. S1N.5Om 1850: heavy. ttN.15a
1910; light. StS2 W 1850. pigs. sic
M1g.
cattle: Receipts. 10000 head Mar
kot steady steers. Sl7.5UM -. wnst-.
crns, $40 20 10; rows. Si.50Hl2, boif-
,rs ~S7Wl2.5O: stockcrs. S1O.jOUl or:
calves, s6m II go.
Sheep Receipts 5000 head NIr-
kct steady. Lambs. SiA bOMl Tf,
N"arlings. SlOIi2 wethcrs. $nHll,
ewes. SNUlO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27

Chicago. sept. eft. $. Bureau a..
Markets D-HoEs: Receipts 1900
head Market 15m 2Oc higher. EutDh-
crs. S1p.3t "a 20; light, $500 "a o. SO.
packing. $3.50 qlg.5O; pigs. SiNH
1850.
cattle: Receipts 5000 Head. Mar
Ect slow 20 lower. Beef cattle. SH.tj
M1g.GO; butcher stock. cows and
hciicrs. SG.50H137J, amen and
cutters. 50 so q u; stocRcrs and feed
crs, S7U137b; calves, S17.5bn Is 90.
sheep: Receipts 10000 hoad Mar
kct slow. getting lower ON all classes
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Denver. colo, sept. 21.--Catti,
Receipts lao head. Market stoyd,
Beef steers, sSn1425. COWS and hclr-
crs, S7H %: stoctcrs and feeders, s.; "
n. calves. sail
Hogs: Receipts 100 head. Market
steady TOP, St915; hulk 1913.
sheep: Receipts $500 head. Mar
ken steady. Lambs. $1,000 so;
ewes. samIO.
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FOR RENT-Apartments

THE WASHINGTON go i0O2-lOiO w.
Central. Every Apartment furnish
ed with electric ranges bath. disap-
poarlng tejs, laundry tub. etc. aud
up-to-date ana beautifully located.
For reservation call or Phone 2022. J.
ID. Eakin, prop.
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NV Word Monr, Mnrkct.

Vow York. Sept 27.-Mcrcanulc
paper unchanged. Sterling 80 duy
bills. i13. commercial bills unchang
ed: demand. i7b45: cables. i7G55.
Mexican dollars unchanged.
Time loans strong. unchanged.
CGll money strong. unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27

Confidential loans ON icwelrv. dia
Wouds, Liberty Buuds. pianos. auto
mobiles etc Low rates. HsuR -
hoffman, ma South First BONDED
10 the State Of NoW McNico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27

Chicago. Sept. e7-Battcr I'M
changed.
Eggs higher. Receipts 2.shS cases
Firsts. 4GL a 47c. ordinarv firsts, 50
a i5c; az mark, cases included, 43n
iGc.
Potatoes: Receipts lo6 ears. MAJ
kct unchanged.
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THE MARKETS


Now York. sept 21.-interna-
t'cual political Developments ana the
brilliant war uovs contributed 10 an
Improvement IN financial sentiment.
oi0sinr materially higher prices on
tho stock market during the fore
noon. Virginia deferred certificates
added Z points to Yesterdays large
advance. Texas company gained 4
paints.
tfaaas
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FOR RENT-Houses
FOR

FOR SAl.t-Ncur oar line In high
lands, one modern brick. 3 rooms
ana sleeping porch: one 4 room shin
gle cottage with 2 giassod sleeping
porchcs and . vacant lots; all for Sc
$50. \ bargain. Hammond, care IN
Cclsior Laundry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27

saie Il New Mexico County Of Bernelillo
m the District Court
William wilcoN Trustee aud Citizens Bpuh
of Albuquerque Plaintiffs s. The Macon
Estate. Incorporated. Defendant.
No nae
Notice is hereby given shat the under
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FOR SALE-Typewriters

ALL KINDS, both now ana second
hand, bought, sold. rented and re-
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter FIX
change. Phone Si4. i22 so. sth. 81
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AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES

DODRTLL TIRE Co-Tires. vulcan
izing and accessories. Open nights
and Sundays. Tire service anywhere.
Phone 46s. 122 North Fourth ST.
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knnsns CiiN prn,lucr.

Kansas city. Mo. Sept. 27.-Butter
ana poultry UNCHANGED.
Eggs. F1rsts, Al iac: seconds, 80 - c.
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Tom ord. representing Remington
Typewriter co. ~ registered ~ Hotel
Combs for couple days.
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WANTED-A ~steuugraphcr FOR tho
home service section Of the Red
Cross. Apply Home Scrvic" office.
secon floor of post office building
Ihou. Nl9.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27

THE Liberty Loan starts Septem-
her IS. Get ready
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MISCELLANEOUS


SPECIAL offers In -ortraits. views.
commercial photography. expert
Kodak finishing Films developed Zoe.
prints Sc To- &c. cnlHrgcmcnts free
with work. Mail orders promptly at
tended 10. You wouldn't take your
watch 10 a blacksmith 10 repair. then
take your Kodak work 10 q photo.
graphtr Second hand kodnks bought
Art craft Studio. 500 W Central Ave.
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MONEY TO LOAN


MONEY To loan on real estate secur.
ity. 2o7 West Gold. City Realty Co
Phone 77G.
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WANTED-Carefm KODAK fininging
by master photographer; twice
daily service. Remember. s~atisfaction
guaranteed. Send your finishing 70 q
reliable established firm. Hanna &
Hanna, Master Photographers.
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PROFESSIONAL. r


DIR. MARGARET CARTWRIGHT
Practice Limited to Diseases OF Mo-
men and Children.
office and Residence. ti23 u. Central
Phone 57t.
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Help


WANTED" young girl to take care
of two chiidron. Call at Sturgess
Barber shop.
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FOR SALE

So, COO room frame, modern. partly
furnished. two nrcplacCs,
glasscd sleeping porch, good
outhuildinEs, garage, lawn,
shade; good location, 4th
ward.
%Si.OOO--G room brick. modern. hot
water heat. corner lot. High
lands, close IN.
$b,50O-5-room brick. white stucco
bungalow, strictly modern and
up-to-datc, fine glussed deep
ing porch. large as, meut
furnace. garage ia basement
East silver Ave.
81. 900 -5-room frame. bath. etc. cor
ucr lot; Highlands, close in,
easy terms.
$1,000 broom frame. bath etc.
sleeping porch; South Broad
way.
A. FLEISCHER
REAL ESTATE, FIRE AND ALTO
MOBILE INSURANCE, LOANS
Phone ga. III South Fourth
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-clean cotton rags wanted
at Tic Herald office.
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OFFICES FoR RENT
MUSICAL

For sale. wonderful bargain IN high
grace slightly used piano for xi2s.
Easy payments. Pianos rented. 81
monthly Henry - Eothman, III
South First. opposite AlvaTado Hotel
55S. open evenings,
FOR SALE-New k22j cabinet phono-
graph with 200 selections ~ Victor
. ecurds for short time only. fi49 Easy
payments Henry - Epthman III
south First.
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Phone 3, Z nnrn. sti wc~r Cop
per. for firs' clnss livery. W. l..
Trimble a Co.
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WANTED-Seoond hand boiiers anf
radiators for heating plant. Bee
man-Ayor supply Co, 200 East Gem
trail Ave. Phone Sill.
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o SALE-Houses

FOR SALE Nice three room bunga-
low, furnished. also piano and
sowlng machine. 700 East Santa re.
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WANTED-Board and room by man
in poor health whore II is possible
70 have meals served IN bed; no other
nursing, rates about $40 month. II,
g., care Herald
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Santa Fe Time Table
E
NEWFOUNDLAND
PROM souTn
BY Pop.

No. sOs-From " Psso. 7;sspm
No. siO-Trom VI PAso. 1:oOam
No. 500 connects At Belen with No. q
for Clovis, Pecos vAlleE. Kansas CITY a
Cult coast
No. 60s connects AZ Bsi-n eth No. N
from Clovis ana points sast and south
Clovis. /
Evening journal., 1918-08-02
WokAN.},WZZAER( },ZZER(yWR (WoRK
- N1AI VB
She Who Serves Over Here Serves We'll

They ought to know that the soldier
father could fight far better II assured
that his wife and child were properly
nursed at home.
As a plain business proposition, some
women do not see much sense in
wasting" as they say. two or three
years learning to nurse, when they can
make good money" right away, in
several other employments.
This reference to the nursing situa-
tion illustrates the attitude OF too
many women to certain important
kinds OF war work. 1t makes clear
the difference between the direct serv-
Ice which women want TO do, and
which only a few Of them can do, and
the indirect but unspectacular service
for which every woman in the land Is
drafted, but which many refuse to see.
The women about 10 enroll them
selves in war work must get a finer
sense OF the relative value OF differ
ent kinds OF war service.
II is fine, indeed. 10 fry doughnuts
In a canteen in France, for ayiators
who swoop down from the zenith, but
Il Is Just as fine and much more nee
essary to help some farmers wife feed
a shift OF hungry harvesters who are
saving American crops to feed a starv-
ing world