davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Licensed to Wed.

The following contracting parties
have taken out licenses to sail on
the matrimonial Sea Of life:
Ira Campbell, Deming; Sylvester
Carso, Deming.
LOttie NJ Martin, Deming; Robert
Manning, Camp Cody
Mildred Griffith, Omaha, Neb.
Sgt. Stanley /. Fields, Camp Cody.
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The Bank that Does Things for you

Cora Lee ThOmpkins, Fort Bay.
ard; William d. Beck, Fort Bayard.
Armecie Watkins, Columbus; John
R. Gum, Columbus.
Clara Jackson, Columbus; Will
Jones, Columbus.
Pearl Ayres, Deming; John Collin,
Deming.
Mrs. LYDIA MILAN, Deming; Chas.
W. Whittock. Deming.
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strengthened thereby, not only with
his own party but with all, regardless
of politics, who want the war won
and won as quickly as possible. II
is certain that the department will
be much less hampered hereafter by
unnecessary criticism.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-02-15

Pearley B. Jessie, Columbus; Gus.
j. Williams, Columbus.
Elizabeth Smith, Deming; George !.
Glenn, Camp Cody.
Mabel Kimball, Springville, la.
Fay E. Gunnison, Camp Cody.
Mrs. s. E. Hutchinson. Miami,
Ariz.; r. II. Barnett, Miami, Ariz.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR COUNTY CLERK

Subject to approval by the Demo
cratic primaries
?. A. HUGHES
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Beware Of Strangers"
Evening star., 1918-02-16

been postponed. Now the President il
asked by tho largest Of the labor orsani-
cations involved to mediate directly.
1t is inconceivable that this strike
should continue, that work Of such ur-
gent importance should be delayed for
many hours. Every day lost in the
building of the ships is contribution
to the enemy's strength.
The most distressing feature of this
situation is that our system Of wage ar
rangement has broken down at this criti-
cal point in our war preparation. Dis
! satisfaction with the wage scale at the
eastern snipyards has been manifest for
months, but no effective measures have
been taken to allay this feeling There
has evidently been neglect somewhere.
The strike is the last resort of the work
ingman, only jnstifable when he has ex-
hausted all other methods of securing
betterment of conditions that he deems
necessary and just. A strike in war
time, on work of vital importance in the
prosecution of war, must have the most
definite justification in arbitrary re-
fusal to grant relief, else it stands as an
act of absolute disloyalty.
This is no time, however, to consider
who is to blame for failure to reach
an agreement and effect a settlement in
season. The urgent need of this hour
is to get the men back to work, by per-
suasion or by concession or by com
puision if in the final consideration of
the case that is necessary and the only
possible means Of keeping the work 60
ing at the shipyards. Every other rem
edy should be exhausted before labor is
commandeered. The American working
men must be rated as willing to do their
part for the national cause.
Evening star., 1918-02-16
the wosld-all eembins to make IRE
sistible ut this very moment our appeal
Tor the adoption Of this amendment.
Getting Together.

1 SsSAo >SoS
Senator Dillingham; was at the Whit
House last night. Senator Borah wa
there few nights ago. Roth are repub
licans. Both are supporters of the war
Both called on the President by invita-
ton. He discussed with both war ac
tivities.
If this is the Inauguration Of new
policy by the President it promises much
good if carried through If senator's
and for that matter representatives-art
invited to the White House without dis
tinetion Of party, and taken into con
fdenee about war plans and war accom-
plishments, thorough teamwork by the
executive and Congress wih be pro,
NOTED. And without that teamwork
nothing of great importance can be ac'
compiis!icd
The President has been charged with
neglecting the minority in this matter,
and even with negiecting some members
of his own party. He has conferred on
war quest ions with only few. Com
plants nave resulted Yesterday they
found open expression in the Senate.
Mr. Weeks in his speech referred to them
in his criticism of the President and of
the War Department.
The proper remedy, Of course. is in
taking the other tack. It can be done
easily. Senators and representatives,
without regard to party or White House
favor, are anxious to help in the emer-
gency. One of the striking features OF
Senator Cham mberlain's speech was his
confession of willingness to confer with
the President on war policies, notwith-
standing the personal affront he consid-
cred the President had put upon him.
The time has come when an all-around
coordination of effort is imperative.
Men, and especially officials, at the top
should set good example. 1t is needed.
Some discomfort is showing in both the
business world and the labor world That
this in part grows out of reported di-
visions "higher up" is most likely. The
reports may be exaggerated But there
should be no foundation for them at all !;
and the sooner the foundation that ex-
lists is removed the better for all.
The session of Congress is young. War
business of the greatest moment is in
hand. Some Of it is scheduled for early
transaction. All of 1t should be trans
acted with the single aim of employing
all the resources of the country in the
most stupendous task the country has
ever undertaken. The President and
Congress should understand each other,
and pull together; and this will be pos
sible only through frequent and unre.
served exchanges of views and intorma-
tion. Each needs the other in what
rests upon both and neither without the
other tan discharge full obligations.
Evening star., 1918-02-16
Passing Of the Flood.

Recession of the waters in the Po-
tomac relieves the city Of the menace Of
a flood and Of serious damage to the
bridges. Much property has been wreck
ed and many families hare been sub
jeeted to loss and suffering. But on the
whole the city has escaped with light
results Of visitation that at one time
threatened to be devastating.
Aqneduct bridge has proved itself to
be more staneh than many believed pos
sible. II withstood terrific strain as
the ice gorged against it, with mill
race current in the river. Still, it is
urgent that work on the new bridge be
pressed as rapidly as possible, to re-
place the old structure early. For no
matter how many freshets and ice packs
the ancient bridge may Withstand there
will always be the dread Of collapse
with every spring rise in the river and
every movement Of ice.
Had the old Long bridge been stretch
ed across the river at this time the city
would unquestionably have been flooded
IN the lower sections. Only the carry.
ing away Of the bridge itself-whieh
would have been probable would have
saved Washington from a tremendously
costly innndation Fortunately that
menace is now removed. Yet this ex.
perience plainly indicates that so far as
possible all bridges over the Potomac at
this point should be without piers, of
the suspension or eantilever type, to
offer the least resistance to the ice flow.
Evening star., 1918-02-16
The Heroic Impulse.

Vernon Castle sacrificed himself to
save the lives of txo other airmen. It
was an example Of tho impulse fslt b
mem Of courage and character 10 spare
others IN moments Of danger. The mo
tourist vM, q . rule. swerve his m,eAins
to avoid striking . person, with no
thought Of his own security. II is .
guiding instinct. Castle doubtless real
lied in the fash Of recognition Of the
peril that he was risling his own life,
but he did not slacken his hand as he
swung his machine. It was in obedience
to a natural law that he shaped his
course, swiftly, almost automatically.
There was no time to calculate chances
or to plan escape. Just time to choose
the line Of deadly danger that others
might live. Vernon Castle died a hero,
though his fan vas not ON q battle
field.
Evening star., 1918-02-16
The Shipyard Strike.

It is most unfortunate. deplorable in
deed, that labor's loyalty week should
be marked by a strike Of workers in the
shipyards along the eastern coast, in
volving at this time fully half Of the
forces engaged in the vitality important
task of fabrieating tho ships that are to
carry ouR men and THAR supplies to the
Asi1g Hns In France. Wags Disputes
ass Tie eaass a tAis WidssDEssd walk
81 Ms1nAszsanadinU hsSs pEsssilsd
.fsr sena tina ead- sdjnstmeuta have
Evening star., 1918-02-16

Statements by poultry experts indi-
cate that it now costs SO much to main
tain chickens that the proprietor
is tempted to eat the feed himself and
let the chickens take their chances.
Evening star., 1918-02-16

The bolsheviki and the Germans are
about due to take up the problem of
what to do with the anarchists who will
refuse to like their new government any
better than the old one..
Evening star., 1918-02-16

It is being suggested that while the
railroad business is in course of read
justment the watered stock might as
well be allowed to run along with the
rest of the liquidation.
Evening star., 1918-02-16

At present there is no one to answer
the question whether when he gets all
his newly acquired funds comfortably
invested Trotzky will continue to be a
socialist.
Evening star., 1918-02-16
BUSINESS HOURS: $50 TO $50.

In the Woodward & Lohrop Furniture Store QUALITY IS
the thought and nowadays than ever is this an
important in merchandise and should be the first
thought of the thrifty.
Good materials sound construction. correct styles-these
the combination called QUALITY and mean SERVICE
and ECONOMY.
WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS MAY
Evening star., 1918-02-16

just to show his trustful affection,
Carranza is willing to let this country
become his creditor to an unlimited
amount.
Evening star., 1918-02-16
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER 1oHHsoN.
By Way Of &

By Way Of So9venir.
sWere about through with tho heat
less Monday
sAl right" replind the invetarste
punster. @But we'll keep it in mind
Whan ve have to 20 without beef OF
pork wen call il meatless Hun day."
Evening star., 1918-02-16
CHASE LOUNGES AND
DAY BEDS
Have Style of Their Own That Has
Made a Wide Appeal.

Chaise Lounges give the comfort of roomy
armchair and lounge combined and are far more
artistic and lend so much more beauty to the
home than the old style couch or lounge. We are
showing the newest designs in Mahogany Chaise
Lounges-Adanl. William and Mary, Jacobean
and Colonial They find much use in the boudoir
of the young girl and the matron, and also where
combination bedroom and living room are fitted
up together Priced at $3.50, $50, $40 and $50
Day Beds-another piece of furniture that is
beautiful and practical; really settees and beds
combined, and just as distinctive and decorative
for the home as either.
Four-poster Colonial Mahogany Day Beds,
$40; box springs upholstered in beautiful figured
and striped silk damask, $3.50 and SIS.
Queen Anne Day Bed, upholstered tapestry
box spring, cane head and foot $500; William
and Mary design, striped gold and blue velour
box spring, SIS; Queen Anne with handsome
gold and black box spring and extra pillow to
match, SIS; another handsome Queen Anne
design cane head and foot beautiful upholstery
and separate pillow and bolster 500.
Evening star., 1918-02-16

Opinions differ as to whether Trotzky
will prove himself a patriot or another
Russian CRATER
Evening star., 1918-02-16

PetrogradAs anarchists are impressing
the fact that one thing worse than red
tape is the red flag.
Evening star., 1918-02-16
OPEN MONDAY
Gbe woo0war@ & Gotbrop TMr1Qtture Store
Is Showing at This Time
A SPLENDID Stock of Furniture Moderately Priced

When you buy Furniture buy GOOD FURNITURE, for it
reflects your taste in home and if it's carefully and prop
ey selected will bring you comfort and happiness GOOD
FURNITURE is always worth the price asked.
The large stock at this time chosen carefully
by from the best makers much of before the present prices
prevailed and marked the prices and
on those would have to pay for it today.
Evening star., 1918-02-16
YER YOUR NEEDS MAY BE, WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION
GATE LEG AND TEA
TABLES
For Apartment House Use
and Small Housekeepers

MAHOGANY GATE LEG TABLES
are very popular because they may be shut up
SO compactly, and this feature is the one that
makes them especially adaptable to homes
where space is serious consideration, as it is
in many homes now in Washington. There are
great many different designs. 80 to 4S inch
sizes.
$3.50, $3.50, $50, $35, $45 and $50
DROP-LEAF TEA TABLES are also very
popular for small homes as we'll as for entertain
ing purposes, $50 and up.
TEA WAGONS, with two large wheels;
some have swivel wheel, others two coasters.
and some with the small revolving swivels; all
have the removable glass trays, some with round
ed corners. SO, slz5o to $50. An especially at
tractive William and Mary design has drop
leaves, making them very nice for tea parties.
Evening star., 1918-02-16
Genuine Seriousness.

Genuine Seriousnesa.
"Some people don't take this war seri-
ously enough"
'Well," replied Farmer Corntossel, cup
my way we take it so serious that We
start work before dayhreak and qui.
after sundown, with no time fur standin
around tellin' how it ought to be run"
Evening star., 1918-02-16

Prospects Of a great season for canal
boating again bring the patient yet posi-
tive mule into the limeiight.
Evening star., 1918-02-16

Even @oss Who believe - GhouN not
hate the k&issr did not msist On asndinx
vslentmes 70 him.
Evening star., 1918-02-16

Villa has somehow discovered the best
safety-first system a bandit ever en-
joyed.
Evening star., 1918-02-16
A Wrap for Chilly Afternoons is neede.

A Wrap tor Chilly Afternoons IS needed ire
uuentlv throughout the entire summer If you owned
the one 1 saw here yesterday you would wish for
many chilly hours. 1t made of brown Georgette,
with collar and deep band of Hudson SEAL and came
well to the waist line The Georgette formed soft
scarf that knotted loosely in the front and ended
in balls of the seal It had ndescribable air of
distinction about it, and the soft tones would blend
with any eolored froek. The prieef Oh. yes; Il
was marked $500
Evening star., 1918-02-16

Tho steam formerly expanded IN push
ing q snow plow can at last be applied
to pulling train.
Evening star., 1918-02-16

The annual near loss of the Aqueduet
bridge has been safely passed.
Evening star., 1918-02-16

Blue Oeorgetfe sounds serviccable, and you know
from experience that it stands for both service and
good style It is just the fabric that is ready for al
times, whether the occasion be formal or informal
I saw lovely piece today of navy blue, with
ing line formed of small polka dots in khaki color.
for 500 yard. It was hanging over Georgette Of
khaki color so it took imagination plan right
then and there lovely frock of the two materials.
with wisp of blue satin for the girdle. You will
find this in the lace department on the
floor,
Evening star., 1918-02-16
A New Spring Shipment Of the
FAMOUS LIBERTY FABRICS
Has Just Been Received.

The Custom House has just released us S
House of London, for which we are Washingt
to the many women who have been awaiting t
exquisite fabrics for which this house is justl
Prominent Are the
French Voiles and Swisses.
VOLES In black and dark blue backgrounds,
with unusual Designs and combinations Of coIors
IN which French blue and the modsh artillery nd
prcdomnate; 40 inches wide, $125 yard
VOILES in black and white combinations, ap-
pealing not only to the woman who has been wear
ing mourning but to those who appreciate the uni
versal appeal of the black and white frock; 27
inches wide, 75c yard.
VOILES in vari-coored combinations Of white
and colors, 80 and 40 inches wide, $l00 yard.
BLACK DOTTED SWISS, 80 inches wide,
$IS yud.
ETHS CREPE. IN exquisite combination. Of
stripes and foral designs; 40 inches wide, 800 I'd
Evening star., 1918-02-16

PsovsdnS for The Future.
s&aziey. dear!' sEid yumg Mrs. TuE-
khs, its q great PITY to 500 all that
leo IN Tia river going 10 waste. ! tnse
an idea.
aAnotherp
eyes. Can't we get few niee chunks
Of it and keep them in cold storage
till next sumn.eri"
No Greek for Him.
'Do you admire the classiesi"
HNo," answered Uncle Lobrow. 'eWhen
it comes to danein' gimme an old-fash-
ioned clog
QuesfionfmE5.
'wsy ont Junder, 'crost de bay,
Do dpraes sing whur dc sunbesms ply.
II you AZ I'm vizr deyb a-gimsesr 60,
Day whispers together, SWh1. - dnn'
know
Dis world vas stazted foh you sue mas
Oh, whut Is de finish g'ineter bot
Oh, de sigh or de laugh comes soft an
low,
All outdoors murmurin', Eve don't
!! know
Oh, lie breeze dat comes f'um de sky SO
far
Says, ewes good fob sumpin' an here
/ We are;
So keep yoh faith as you hoe your row,
Std o fussin' bout things dat yeu jes'
can't Know
| 1nss Teodl
IN - 1n1lensN -,
Evening star., 1918-02-16
Fliers.

From strife the world must find release
By strength Of arm and brains
We put aside tbs dove Of peaee
And rsar the aeruplanA.
Evening star., 1918-02-16

Wash Silks for Lingerie should not be hard to
find this year. for there is great variety of
weaves that you will surely find just the you like
best Yesterday roarned in the silk department and
do Crepe and Corean Silk all such soft, lovely silks
with delicious "crepy" feel Then there is Wash
ideal for undergarments for the SOFT dresses
that we are to wear this spring and summer for
patriotism's sake
Evening star., 1918-02-16

hipment of goods from the we'll known Liberty
IN representatives This will be welcome news
leir arrival, and who are acquainted with the
7 famed
Other Liberty Faizio for
The New Spring Froclks.
WoODRAY CORD, an exquisite. Mstrous
satin fabric with splendid draping possibilities and
commended for the stylish separate skirt; brown,
black, navy white and turquoise; 40 inches wide,
$3.50 yard
ASPHODEL SATIN, shnlmery, soft, two
toned fabric of wondrous beauty; rose orchid nile,
amethyst, white and black; a inches wide $500.
WOODRAY GAUZE, soft and flmy, yet with
enough body to insure wearing qualities; eombina-
tious of violet and gold, blue and gold, rose and
pink; 20 inches Wide, $50 yard
sseoad aeor Eleventh street. .s-e-a4 4z-.---
Evening star., 1918-02-16
Kate Hinton Hints to You

that on Monday morning new shipment OF those
lovely Japanese cotton erepes that you have been
wishing for will be opened They are in all of the
well known old friendly shades of blues and pinks
and green's and besides such desirable stripes In
blue and gold, green and lavender and other combi
nations and there is military tan and orchid
that just hints of crocus buds and Springtime.
Second floor, G street.
Evening star., 1918-02-16

1nre Toodl
m - 1s11lnso -.
|. IN xhe nfdsk of winter psepago 1cr1Wn-
mef by planning your war garden
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slave a Heart" at Albany Tuesday

slave a Heart" at Albany Tuesday.
Henry W, Savage sends his big
nuscial comedy, Have Heart, to
Albany, Tuesday, April End, to again
delight the people of Southwest Geor-
gia.
Henry w. Savage's trademark, es-
tablished for nearly quarter of Gen.
tury in a half hundred memorable
stage productions, stands for the best
quality of artistry, brainy production
and lavish establishment. Have
Heart, his newest musical comedy Of
fering, won enthusiastic endorsement
in New York last winter. Now it is
to be disclosed at Albany on Tues
day, April End.
This entertainment is, from all ac-
counts, so merry and melodious tina:
exery one who loves to laugh and
hear good music will find it freshS
captivating, and different from the av.
erage musical show. It's authorship is
glt-edged, for the it is by Guy Bolton,
F G. Wodehouse and Jerome Kern,
trio that brings new ideas, new
methods, new melodies crafty appeal
ing to popular tastes. The action
swings from big department store,
peopled with pretty girls and joyous
youths, to the more fashionable en-
vironment of a summer hotel at Blue
| port r. I. And the story is all about
| fond young couple, separated through
jealousy, who make up upon the eve
of their divorce and elope for a sec
old honeymoon, which involves fresh
and amusing complications. The big
cast numbers such able musical COM
| edy experts as Kathleen Galloway
Joseph Keno, Grace Hoey, Victor Fost-
err Betty Weber, Henry Antrim, Rosie
Green, Edward Ciannelli, Maud Ream
| Slower, Lawrence Wood, Edward A.
Smith, Sam J. Burton and Willard
Ward. There is a real beauty chorus
and Henry w. Savage's orchestra.
Manager Gortatowsky, at Albany,
advises he will personally supervise
all reservations of seats for Americas
1 patrons.
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500 Reward. 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and
acts thru the Blood on the MUCOUS Sur
faces OF the System thereby destroying
the foundation of tine disease, giving the
patient strength by building up the con-
stitution ara assisting nature IN doing its
work. Tho 0roprietOr3 have so much
faith in the curative powers of Hslrs
Catarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for my case that it fails
10 cure Send for list OF testimonials.
Add lss u. ]. CHENEY & co. Toledo.
Ohio. Sold nv al .'>r~isr- f5c.
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Open till $50 p. m-Ansley. 27-2t

Another severe cold spell may come
but severe cold spell is not half so
disagreeable as a severe head or ches.
cold, cough, Group, sore-throat, bron-
chitis, tonsilitis or pneumonia. All.
Of which can be quickly repulsed
if Drew's Salve is rubbed on the af-
fected parts. Mother try it on your
little ones. You cannot affords to trifle
with their little lives when one 25
cent bottle will suffice. Try it on the
guarantee of your druggist as we'll as
the manufacturer
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l WANT TO DO YOUR fine watch,
clock and jewelry repairing. Expert
service and reasonable charges. r. S..
Jeweler. 10 Lamar ST.,
directly in front of postofflce. Cit
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

MY NATIONAL 4-passenger chum,
my roadster for sale at sacrifice: in
perfect new condition; a real classy
automobile; car can be seen at Hooks
garage Apply C, c. Belmont, 1913 Jack
son street, Americas. 29-3t
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MEN! Blum & Koch make the best
straws i'm America. We have their
Erettiest models to show you tOmOr-
row. Pinkst0n's. 29.1t
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Call and see cur new goods just re-
ceiyed. 5. A. Daniel

Mrs. E. G. Bond, district agent of
the home, demonstration work, has
been the guest of Miss Rowena Long
for the past two days, and they visited
the schools of the county during Mrs.
Bonds stay here.
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10 UTIYt UUL WHIaTId
And Build Up The System
Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELSS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking, as the formula is
printed On every label, showing it Is
Ouinine and Iron in a tasteless form.
TIE Quinine drives out malaria, the
Iron builds up the system. 60 cents.
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New Easter Toys for men and boys.
Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Shirts, Neck
wear, at Ansley's. 27-3t
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See Roy Stewart in "The Laws Out
law" at The Strand today. 29-1'
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Extra nice Shad otday and tomor
row at sherlock's 26-2
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NettletOn and Barry OzfOrds in all
shapes and feathers at prices that yOu
will see are fair. Pinkston's. 2S-1t