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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13
WALTON NND THE SEN WORSHIP


In scanning the Held for senatorial
t.nll-.r the New Mexico democrat,
should not overlook William -. CBilyj
Walton, now nearing the completion
Of the first year 81 his first term ia
congress as representative from New
Mexico.
Billy Walton Ina, made good Ca one
years service in congress he has done
more Tor his state "a more for the
nation than any man who has ever
served New Mexico m congress.
either IN territorial times or since
statehood was granted
tits oucmics for like every strong
mar he. has enemies have been duni-
founded at th, record hc has made.
Ills luyul friends. who knew rrom
the frs, what was ia him. are za}.
ing. "1 told sou Cd Eteu his
friends have been surprised 90 the
record ~ accomplishment he has
made.
On ever pubic question affecting
the nation at lary, ho has voted right.
Every policy OF President Wilson ia
The conduct OF the Nar has found Ia
Linn a. prompt u sjaunch supporter.
a. has wasted uo words u idle ora
tory iur home umptiun, but ua
never failed To- make his ,otgv ueaIu
ou behalf of the people of Sew MeA-
,co when their Interest," ivluircd
representation ur dcteHs,.
lu matters of domestic policy the
two most important question, ruIa.us
before The present pUgr,-- nave been
the constitutional amendments pro-
,.dtng for prohibition ana Woman sui
nasc. On both questions Walton
voted right-volcd TO lot the ueopic
ot the country isy whether ,n-, wan,
these changes o. not.
lu Cvmmittee work Walton nas
done u Washington just as b, used
O." do iu santa Fc-has proved j. trs-
less % efficient works Ton his pco-
pie Nothing affecting the Iu,ores.-
pl Sew Mexico bas been too small NOS
ha, involved too hard personal .a9or
Go claim his attention,
BEFORE ths departments ho ha. pre-
s'Itcd inc claims Of Individual o.tl1cus
IN "a uIluuer that Has brought rcgpgu..
lou ~ his a1Illy aun has caused him,
tu sa.u 10 reputation ts uuo lf th.
-trons mrU ~ .Duuy~
The slclc--ut 100 .nr Jpl,.u ,ta..s
,,I4to tp Albert f. fll will b, +,
democrat Il the democrats are gar
soc,ng enough %, nominate tu, right
man Hmy Walton euioys IL wild.
acquoinugnership throughout ,hc state
80. s,umpod b. ]thorpughly during the
iylG campaign and mad, friends uti
acquaintance whore hc hHd MOI bad
them pHf,I, lu ADDITION tu ui,-, hI.
i,-rurd Boz congress is au ruEut'io on,
ana should the democrats soc ft tu
nominate him 4s their candidate 10
wear the senatorial toga. % Boz probable
that hr would poll more Fut,f tlHn
any other candidate thcr COULD place
before The people foe bee r stronger
now than hs was iu 1910 Sow %,
mas experience and "a d"fuIt" record
OF achievement behind him
Nj Walton, 49, FAR AZ w, know Dial.
made no defnte nnnouncement "I
his candidacy bat should he do sg h'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13

kansas City. Mo Feb. 10. HVgs-.
Rcceipi- 1000 Higher BUR-. $3.50
n 1853. heavy. slbGn mri5 go light.
Sla.t5 ~ d.. SO, pigs. 81: oom 49, 90.
Cattle Receipts. l2.pO". STEADY.
Prime ted steers. $4,000 1850, Dress
eel beef steers. $40. % ~ 1875, western
steers. Sa.OUHl2.. j. cows. S6.75 a.
1850; heifers &50gn1l 30: stockets
and feeders. S1.10H1tO0; bulls, So. IS
~ 90. 900. calves. s,g5M 10 SO.
sheep Bgccipts a,uOn steady
lambs tlG.00H 10 90. warnings fi3 90
Uli50 wcthcr.. ftla0m 70 80, ewes
Sil.25 o. .,a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13
OUT or THiIn OWN MOUTHS

Asyurcdly nothing h. ctcr-
nal here below. No on" can
tell II such and such q state
Will be able cgcrnaily Go hold
it's trans Atlantic uossc siuus
France lost It's immense col
ouial empire IN the eighteenth
ventury. 10 has reconstructed in
the last decades a. second one.
one may iudeed ~iN that the
Gaiiic cock has taken quite
to- much Of M African sands.
France holds more ter
ritorivs than she aun admins
ter Her work Boo Algeria and
iu equatorial Africa Is wretch
ed, one car Say IN. ~,me of
France and Belgium Co wit,
that some day thoy must re-
nounCe a part Of their posscs-
sions TX olnischc Zcitung MAJ
q 1914. The ku'nischc Zci-
tuug Is rcputed 20 be iu clos"
connection with the German
government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13

Chicago Feb. 15 -hos~ l'r'clpt
90. 900. strong BULK, tib.A5 10 ~
light. AIltuu l6.SO. heavy, fl5'oH
10 20. ur- ti2.g5n li ~,
gatu,-gcrcipts 5000 STRONG N'-
.t... g, t~omis.No; stoHkcr- add
fe,dyt4 .-ua q 10, COWS and hoit-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13

Denver. Col. Feb -Fattle-Ite-
.cipts 500. steady No change In pr,-
tp@.
Hogs Receipts. 60o. Market . 90
10 cents higher. TOP 500, bulk.
yll.5 20 1873.
sheep Receipts 800. Market
steady Lambs. $4,000 10 so, ewes.
S1l11 1925.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13

The Episcopal synod 81 Ncw York
Sew Jersey is resolyod TO OPP
nose tho INTRODUCTION ct further sun.
day work. sunday baseball or m"v-
picture exhibitions Tor pa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13

b. bound TO civ. tho other nspirants o.
run Tor their money iu the oon,cu.
tion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13
e. = QUICKER. Seal
THETA QtTCKEf. tScuN
MARY QtlCkEL Seal

'-H '' - NN.N
.S.
County OF Brrmlillo
ON this 9th dav OF February. 1915, be-
FOE" me @ Notary Public within aud FOR
sold County. appeared e.. >. Quickcl.
Mary Quickcl and Theta Quickel. a. mo
known 10 bc the persons described IN
and who executed the foregoing ins,ru
mcui and acknowledge 10 me- that they
cN"cut"d III" SANE as their free act and
deed.
IN witness whereof, I have hrrcurtn set
my hand and affixed my n%otarinl seal
the day aud wear first above written.
RENCE +. LEE.
Nulufthl N"n1 Notary Public.
Ny commission expires Julc 2g. 1921.
Endorsed
No. H32g.
Cor. Reed. Vol. g. Page "a
Certificate 81 Stockholders Nor.I Inn
bihty of Quickcl Auto and supply 90
No stockholders Liability
filcd iu office OF state Corporation
Commission OF New Mexico, Feb. r
lhlS. . q. m.
EDWIN r. COAHD, Clerk.
compared 40 10 Mi.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13
STATE OF NEW MEXICO

state Corporation '"nnui-~l"h "I
New NrNiro.
O. uitcd states u America
state of New Mexico
II h. hereby certified, that the an
ucxed * G. full. true aud complete
transcript of the
Certificate Of Incorporation
ut
QUICKEL AUTO AND SUPPLY 60.
No Stockholders Liability
NO. p32Sl
with the endorsements thereon. ~ sumo
appear. uu hlc and uf rerofd in the Office
of th, state Corporation Commission.
IN testimony whereof, the state Cor
poTutiuu Commission Of the state Of
Sow Mexico has caused this certificate
tp bee signed by its chairman aud the
scHl uf said commission 20 Dee affixed NJ
the rity of santa Tc on this 9TH day of
February, \. u, l9ls.
HCGH H. WILLIAMS.
DSoaI. Chairman.
Attest. EDWIN = COARD. CLERK.
Articles Of incorporation
OF
QIICKEI AUTO AND SUPPLY 90.
so Stockholders Liability
Know ull men hy these presents, that
We, the undersigned, have this day vo'
UNFAIRLY associated ourselves together
for the purpose at forming 70 curporu'
iiou under the laws of the state of New
Mexico oud We hereby certify:
That the name ct the said corpora
tiou is Quickcl Auto and supply Co. No
stakeholder, Liability
~
That the location of It's principal Of
flee is at 500 West Central avenue, Al
huqucrquc. New Mexico; and & =.
Quirkel is hereby appointed ~ the agent
in charge thereof and upon whom pro.
cess against said corporation may he
served.
III.
The objects for which said corporation
Is formed are ~ carry ON u general an
tumohilr sale, repair and supply bust
ness, ~ buy sell. trade. lease. take,
hold, cuuycy aud zeal iu all kinds ~
real aud personal property, and to do
all things aud nets necessary or ron-
vchi,nt for the carrying on Of said bus
mess.
Inc term Tor Mhirh SAID ruilnIUll' ION
shall exist ~ NIFTY years from the date
hereof.
Y.
The number nf directors Of said cor
poration shall not bee less than three, NJ
may be determined on from time to time
10y the by laws of said corporation.
VI.
The names ct the directors for the
first three months, together With the
places Of their residence, are as fol
lows;
g. ;. Quickcl Albuquerque, New MeN
leo.
Theta Quickel Albuquerque New
Mexico.
Mary Quickrl. Albuquerque, New
MeXiro.
VII.
3 The amount ~ capital stock Of this
coipQratlVp shall be Que Huadred
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13
ARMY OFFICERS TO BE
FURNISHED EQUIPMENT
AT COST, INDICATION

Washington. FEB. 49,. ~, hll u.s.
Senator Jouo. republican - wash
iugtou. authorizing the goNrrum''t go
furnish army officers with "g fipr'"ni
as cost. was rassed hy the senate to-
day after being amended o. irclu l."
naval officers. The viii is The result
uf alleged rrofi''- rims uF private e"i
uly houses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13

The women's league Tor national
service is making ana effort 10 inter
est every housewife in maintaining
her own garden neNt ummer ana h.
conducting lectures In various places
hv experts in the different uncs ~
vegetable gardening
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13
Compared JJO TO Mil.
STATE OF NEW MEXICO.

State Corporation Commission ~
New Mexico.
United States of America
state OF NrV Mexico
II is hereby certified, that the On.
ucNrd Is q full, true and complete
transcript OF the
Certificate of stockholders
N~onliability of
QUICKtI AUTO AND SUPPLY co.
NO Stockholders Liability
40. p32pl
with the Endorsement thereon. as same
appears ON file and ut record In the ofiro
of the state Corporation Commission.
In testimony whereof. the state Cor
porution Commission ~ the State Of
New MrNito has caused this certificate
10 bee signed 10y It's chairman and The
seal uf said commission 90 be- affixed AZ
the city of Santa r. 90 this 9TH day Of
February. \. -. ipls.
hugh ~ WILLIAMS.
seal Chairman.
Attest. EDWIN r. COARD. clerk.
Certificate Of Stockholders
Non liability of
QtICKEI AUTO MD SUPPLY co.
NO Stockholdris' Liability
We, the undersigned ~incofporatoI. of
%, Quickcl Auto sud supply Co here,
by certify and declare TINT there shall
be- mo- stockholders Inability on account
of any stock issued b., said corporation.
In Witncs, whereof. we have hcrcunto
SET our hands aud seals this 5th day ~
February. 1918.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13
G.. :. QCICKEl. tScaD
THETA QuICKEl. (ScaD
MARY QCICKEL. (ScaD

IS
Comfy of Bcrnalillo
On this 9Th day OF February, lDls, be.
fore me. q Notary Public within and for
said County, appeared G. :. Quickcl,
Mary Quickcl and Theta Quickel, 10 mo
known 20 be the persons described IN
aud who executed the foregoing instru'
mcnt and acknowledge 10 me that they
executed tac same rs their free act and
deed.
Ia witness whereof, | have hcrcunto set
my hand aud affixed my n%otarinl seal
the DAY aud wear first above written.
LAURENCE Z. LEE,
lNutariul Scnl) Notary Public.
My commission expires June 90, 1891.
Endorsed:
No. g32S.
Cor. Reed. Vel. q. Page AZ
Certificate of incorporation Of
IQuickcl Auto aud Supply Co. NO
Stockholders Liability
Filed in office Of State Corporation
Commission of New Mexico, Feb. Z,
lHlN. . =. M.
a.,.r..a a. ....nH. 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13

Thousand Dollars tslnO.OOO. OO) divided
Into One Thousand Loco shares ~ thr
par value Of One Hundred Dollars
slOO.OOl each.
VIII.
The amOuat ~ capital stock with
which said corporation shall commence
business is the sum OF Fifty Thousand
Dollars (~s5O.OOO00). aud the names and
postohcc addresses If the incorporutor-
aud the number of shares and par value
thereof subscribed for by cnch are rs
follows;
G. :. Quickcl. Albuquerque, New Mex
leo. nos shares, $40, 500 90.
Theta Quickel, Albuquerque, New
McNico. ! shuFN 10000.
Mary Quickel, Albuquerque. New
Mexico. | share, 10000.
In witness whereof. We have hercuuio
set our hands and seals this 9th day Of
February. 1918.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-26
THE BAN is OFF OF
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING

The ban upon Christmas shopping
was lifted Saturday by the council
of national defense. Restrictions up
on the sale of Christmas goods
agreed on by representative of man
ufacturers and the retail trade with
the council are entirely removed.
The result is expected to be a great
stimulation in the holiday trade from
this time until Christmas. While the
restrictions were not laid by the
war industries board, but simply the
result of agreement between the
manufacturers, dealers and the
council, they were generally observ.
ed and few were disposed to violate
the agreement. The council in an
nouncing its decision said that it
believed the step would be in the di
rection of re-establishing normal af
ter-the-war conditions and help in
getting soldiers and war workers
back into ordinary pursuits.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-26
THE MAPLE AVENUE MONEY SINK HOLE

For months, Maple avenue between
Burke and Race streets, has been a
reflection on the ability and efficien-
cy of our city authorities.
The sewer that is being construct
ed there is real necessity when
completed it will save the city law
suits and will be of great benefit to
a large amount of property that now
suffers from the surplus of surface
water that this sewer is designed to
carry away.
But why in the world it should be
dragged along from month to no il
and now finally be closed up. half
done, euntil Spring, is something that
'let it go at that explanation will
not meet.
In the first place, the city is doing
the work itself in the mistaken be-
lief that it could save money over
what contractor would have done
it for. THE idea was that, having a
city engineer. he might better be do
ing that than nothing at all.
We firmly believe that were il pos
eible to obtain accurate figures W.
would find that the city is paying
much more for the work now than
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-26
MAKE State BANK
LAWS ALL UNIFORM
u. S. Council! viii Press Matter
At Washington.

I a concerted movement by state
banking interests to obtain uniform
ity OF state bank laws and federal
legislation to encourage state insti-
tutions to join the federal reserve
system has been undertaken through
the United States council of state
banking associations.
! From newly established headquas-
tiers of the council at Washington, q
statement issued explained that sit is
hoped by close cooperation with the
federal reserve board, legislation will
be secured which will permit ali
state banks, the character of whose
business makes them eligible, to be-
come members of the federal reserve
system" The statement says further
that Sin establishing an office in
Washington the council did not have
in view the creation of an agency to
advocate legislation designed merely
to give one class of banks, or banks
in one locality, an advantage over
Others, but rather to assist as posi-,
bile in the constructive development
of our banking laws to the end that
our banking resources may continue
to meet the abnormal demands made
upon them"
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-26
Wants His Money Back

Il can thank MIR. Brien, a neigh
Dor, for my recovery from severe
co1.c attacks and stomach trouble
that nearly forced me to cross the
river Jordan. spent thousands of
dollars in the past nine years for
doctors and medicine and would
have died but for my neighbours adj
vice to use M,ayr's Wonderful Rem
ady. l wish l had the money back
spent for other medicine" 1t is a
simple, harmless preparation that re-
moves the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and alays the inflam-
nation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince OF money refunded. Gill
bert's Drug Store and druggists ev-
erywhere 1t
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-26
SPECIAL HEALTH CAR WILL TOUR
The STATE or WEST VIRGINIA

With the view to bringing to the
people OF West Wiz Il. : rt..1i12-
ton of the benefits to be derived
from better and more sanitary living
conditions, together with knowl-
edge of the various activities of the
American Red Cross, special car is
10 be sent throughout the State I'm
der the auspices of the West Vir-
einia State Department of Health
and the Potomac Division of the
....elican Red Cross. Besides an ad
vance man and two very able speak
ers, the car will contain complete
and very interesting exhibits. In
addition to those an up todate NOV
ing picture machine is installed
which will bring motion pictures in
to the smallest rural communities.
Since the entrance of the United
States into the war the country has
awakened to the need for better
public health. Unquestionably a
healthy nation is essential; and in
fact, a determination to bring about
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-26

4 it would have cost if let out under bid
to contractor.
| While we realize that labor has
been hard to obtain. it was equally
as hard to obtain when the work
was started and this difficulty should
have been foreseen.
No contractor would have been
permitted to let the work drag along
in this fashion nor would he have
been permitted to leave the street
over the finished portion remain in
it's present deplorable condition.
This is a serious matter in more
ways than one.
1t shows tendency to make a job
last a long time and it shows ten
ldency to permit the money from the
bond issue be. frittered away, little
by little, through waste, carelessness
and inefficiency until presently, when
everything else is ready for the big
street and the sewer work, there will
ibe no money left.
Me urge the council to get from
the city engineer complete account
ing of the Maple avenue sewer and
t.Gs for themselves the cost per foot
20, date, with no cleaning UP work
hay 1g been done.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-26
McADOO TO SUCCEED
STRONG IS REPORT

Secretary of the Treasury William
G. McAdoo's resignation caused the
revival in New York financial circles
of rumors that Benjamin Strong will
soon retire as governor of the Sec
ond District Federal Reserve Bank
and that Mr.. McAdoo will succeed
him. Mr.. McAdoo's frankly stated
reason that he needs to make more
money than the $4,000 salary he re-
ceives as secretary of the treasury
lent color TO the humor as Mr..
strong's salary is $4,000. Another
report circulated respecting Mr.. Nc
Adoo's future plans was that he will
enter the legal firm of Untermyer
and Marshall, of which Samuel I'm
termeyer and Louis Marshall are the
titular members.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-26

talks at night and show motion pic
T.. = of actual work overseas in car
ing for soldiers, feeding and cloth
ing refugees, etc 1t is one of the
most striking and impressive pic
cures taken especially for visualiz-
ing the manifold activities Of the
worlds greatest relief organization.
Many of the scenes were taken I'M
der fire and it gives vivid realis-
tie idea of how the Red Cross cares
for the soldier and keeps in touch
with his family, giving assistance
where it is necessary.
Surgical dressings of every sort
and description will be on view, in
Guiding pads of every size, sponges,
pneumonia jackets, congresses,
wipes, rolls and bandages. Instruc-
tons will be given in packing the
dressings for shipment and the i'm
portance of verifying the count will
be explained There will be knitted
articles-sweaters, helmets, mufflers
wristlets, socks and comfort kits;
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-26

better living conditions will result
not only in happier homes but in a
general national prosperity.
The exhibit of the Health Depart
out SO that actual meteorological
tests will be made enabling the pub
lie to follow each step in analysing
drinking water. milk, etc. A model
farm, in miniature, will be shown in
comparison with the bad farm, spe-
cial emphasis .eiFss laid on drain
age and venttie.ss. There is also a
model school-the sort we should
like to feel cur children attended.
We have all seen lie wrong sort of
school, with The l'ght poorly distrib-
uted, double o2sks of the old fash
toned type, water coming from a pail
with one dipTer for common use, no
extra room = storage or library,
and the ciildron's coats hung in the
schoolroom ill tending to reduce
schooling" to its lowest terms. Do
you wonderland children want to
get out of doors into the sunlight
and fresh air?
Moving pictures will be. shown
that will bring home the vital i'm
portance of correcting housing con-
ditions that are, more often than
not, responsible for epidemics of ty-
phold fever, diphtheria, scarlet few
er and Influenza; and proving that
without sunlight, air and clean wa
ter q high standard of health can
not be maintained. A special speak
Ell will make addresses and will an
swer any questions right on the car
To those who are interested in
seeing what the Red Cross does and
how it spends the money that is do
mated, Red Cross speaker will give
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-26
1852 WEST VIRGINIA
LAWYERS IN SERVICE

William 3. Matthews, clerk of the
supreme court, has kept close tab
on all lawyers of the state in mill
tary service and has prepared list,
giving the names and the towns
they are from. The list shows 1852
lawyers, or about 10 per cent Of all
served in some branch of the mill
tary service, and that 80 cities and
towns of the state are represented.
Charleston furnished 20, being one
sixth of the attorneys of the city,
making more than from any other
place in the state.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-26
HEALTH PERMITTING
WILL NOT DECLINE

Representative James F. Mann has
no present intention Of declining to
allow the republicans in the next
Congress to honor him with the
speakership. 'T am feeling fine" was
the message he sent to Washington
Monday from Johns Hopkins Hospit-
al, in Baltimore. He went there sole
ly to get the opinion of the physici-
ans, who had previously been able
TO find nothing organically or chron-
ically wrong with him, as to his
physical condition for taking on the
duties of Speaker.