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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-05
Apartments Furnished & UnFuruiIbed

Apartments Furnished & UuFuruiIbsd
TWO furnished and two uufuruished
apartments. steam heat Apply 5-5 West
MISSOURI. Janitor-
TWO large rooms. kitchen aud bath ali
modern convenience Phone 6515R- 1870
Mundy.
one room. glassed in Sleeping porch.
kitchcnet, bath. all modern couveniencsz
1910 Mundy. Phone 6615R-
MODERN 3 room apt steam heat. pri-
vate bath laundry and garage 2f0s Tex
-. Phone 777s-
THE CLOSE-TN APIS.
Palms Court. Fisk. Ramsey Apta-.
steam heat; high class service
20 rooms sleeping porches.
blocks from center city A Few fur
FIsK-RAMSEY REALTY co.
For Rsnf-Apartments Furnished
NICELY furnished fiat. 1915 Los AHEeles-
GEORGETTE. . rooms. kitchenette. bath,
IN y Stanton
FOR RENT-Furuished steam heated
APARTMENT. 1905 " Oregon
TWO room apartment in private home.
lfl0 wyoming Phone 22g0W-
ONE room kitchenet bath. sleeping perch
~ West Missouri Phone 5lslW.
MODERN new apartments close in. no
cl--dren- 81 y III Paso-
LARGE apartment and garage strictly
modern 1925 Myrtle. Phone 1851
LADY wants some one TO share apt and
expenses References exchanged Phi 81
COMPLETELY furnished rooms ana
sleeping porch tpIauol cctavla Apis. No
8 Phone morninEs SIZE
NEAR high school. one new modern
apartment. sleeping porch No sick. refer
ences- Phone 222s-
THE MARGUERITE-4 room apt com
pletely furnished No children Reference
llo6 r Boulevard. Apt 3.
IL CILLE Apis. rooms. bath. kl-chcnet
and sleeping porch, S25- Oh W. No.
Phone 5664J-
THREE room apt. heat bath. phone.
water and lights Adults only. 1873 s..
Campben. Phone 6095-
cry close In newly calcamined well fur
nlsled three room apt. running water In
kitchen. 10 objection 90 children. Phone
Sf13-
IT FINISHED bungalow for rent. six
rooms and large sleeping porch-aleEantly
and completely furnished. furnace and an
modern conveuienCes. Location near Gov
eminent HILL Rent S75- Phone 73SeJ be-
tween and % foreEoons-
PIEDMONT APIS.
Beautiful steam heated apartment, -four
rooms, bath and sleeping porch Com
pIetely furnished including linen. silver. I
etc Rate $50. Apply 10
THE LAY REALTY & TRUST co.
-o4 Trust y DE- Phone 55la Z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-05
Fer Rent-Stores and Office.

Fer Rent-Stores and Offices.
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DESK ROOM in Martin Bldg. CAN SIS
FOR REST-C0rner store. South oregon
and Fourth St F. z Justus. care HiIso1s-
LODGE han FOR rent on Tues. and SAT
n-ghts. Pa ltst. DrauEhon's Bus. COLLEGE
FOR REST-DesirabIs offices 10 the
Herald building Reasonable rates Apply
20 the auditor OF The Herald
FOR RENr-Ground floor office IN Herald
building very suitable for raj estate and
insurance office Apply 20 the auditor OF
me Herald
FOR RENT-St0-es and garage corner
VIII build 20 suit tenant Write John
KricS. Long Peach. Cal
TRACKAGE WAREHOUSE
50t-f-S san Francisco s.; two floors and
basement. hydraulic elevator; reasonable
DOUGLAS c. CROMWELL AGENCY.
-ef Mills bldg Phone SIS
MODERN OFFICES FOR RENT
Hot and cold water In each room. iu
strictly modern firsproof building: excel
Lent janitor and elevator service Rooms
JAMES l. MARR & COMPANY.
500 San Antonio 81 Phone f55o.
LODGE HALL
Reading room and pool room. centrally
located. f1E1-0 T. VIII lease at reason
Better Investigate
See NR RICE With
JAMES l.. MARI & COMPANY.
500 san Antonio ST. Phone $3.50
III W. Overland. auto stand ..-.....gI05
10 Morgan p--E- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SD
Overland and stanton. store ........-S.2s
lN4 Leon ST. store ---------.....s..--fl $3.50
S. y. Campbell 50x1eo r. .....-..-s1Ee
IL Texas. 25zl-o and basement. fire
proof ..--. -..-.----.-- ...-.-- SEQ
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY.
224 Mills 81 Phone 5-R
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-05

Stocks and Bonds.
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MICHIGAN oil and sulphur stock at half
price. five shares I -rusr sell at once
Par value IS 500 per share. C. A Read,
Hotel sheldon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-05
Help Wanted-MaIe and Female

wanted Help-Female.
WHITE cook wanted Mrs. George D.
saler. 1901 Hawthorne.
WANTED woman for general housework
Musl stay nights Phone $3.50.
WANTED girl for housework. Apply 81
Epson,
Thomas School.
WANTED experienced English speaking
girl for house work References. 1905 Arr
zona St
WANTED young girl FOR genersT house
work at 1901 Arizona St Must speak
English.
ENGLISH speaking Mexican sin to cook
keep house and attend 20 children. An
ply Manhattan Grocery. Ii0s Elm St
WANTED housekecper that Is willing &c
help care for child. 1919 Randolph. Pm.
$3.50.
EAy,N S25 Heezly. spare time. writing for
newspapers. magazine Exp unnec: de-
tails free Press Syndicate, III St. Louis
WANTED-EIperIen hair dresser In
all branches Partisan Hair Parlors. op-
posite Menger Hotel. Ladies' entrance,
lls Blum St. San Antonio. Texas
FIVE bright capable ladies to travel,
demonstrate and sell dealers. ST5 20 $50
per month Railroad fare paid Goodrich
drug company. Dent. $50. Omaha, Neb-
WANTED several lady demonstratoT7:
good pay II you can make good; small
Electric Co. 6I2-614 z. san Antonio St
WANTED experienced cook and general
house worker, family Of six in mining
camp. Give reference. age, nationality.
etc Address Mrs. p. I. Herndon. Flerr0
\. n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-05

FOR RENT-STORE ROOM.
Best location In town. call on.
A p COLES & BROS.
-lf " Oregon Street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-05
Wanted-SaIesmsa

Wanted-SaIeSmeR
SALESMAN wanted 20 sell calendars. pen
els, diarys. leather goods. etc can EOS,
Trust Bldg
LIVE WIRE salesman wanted IN every
town for Speedollne and Resdy-Finlsh
Auto Polish; one with car preferred; bis
money. THE SFEEDOLINE COMPANY,
Dallas Texas
Statesmen wanted FOR territory in Texas
handling standard specially: earnings
$4,000 10 5000 may be expected Right
man can arrange for suitable guarantee
Prefer man with car Write or wire.
l2ao Monroe Bldg. Chicago, Ill
SALESMAN visiting MIG. and power
plants 20 sell acid, air, waterproof brick
and metal protective coating Straight
or side line Great producer. big commits
sins Vulcan Fuel Economy Co., 502 Gaff
Bldg. Chicago
WANT a representatIve IN every town In
Texas and Oklahoma FOR the Bradley Gas
Saver. attaches TO every Ford car. Is guar
anteed 10 save . 90 50 per cent gasoline.
Write US for further Information Hunter
& Martin. State agents, 40 Brady Bldg.
san ANTONIO. Texas.
Help Wanted-MaIe and Female
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WASTED-Railway mail clerks. ST.
month Sample examination questions frse.
Franklin Institute Dept ass L. Rochester
n y.
CIVIL SERVICE Examinations in e Paso
soon Men and women desiring govern
Inent clerkships, departmental postofflce,
railway. mall. customs. stenoEraphers.
ard former government examinsr), 81
AeuolS Bldg. Washington
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-05
- ROOMS

- ROOMS.
New fire proof building. 19 baths.
heating plant. never occupied. Price
cut IN half for first year with one
months free rent A real hotel
DOUGLAS C. CROWELL AGENCY,
224 Mills Bldg. Phone B78.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-05
Wanted to Kent

Wanted to Kent
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NEW furniture exchanged for old
FOUTZ MOORE co.
WANTED large clean airy room. close IN
By two young ladies' employed Would
take meals Address T. -. care Herald
WANTED steam heated apt . bed rooms,
dining room. kitchenette. permanent ten
ant Prefer location east o. oregon St.
Box + 90. care Herald
SI.OO A WEEK viii put one OF our finest
rugs into your home
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE co.
207 s stanton St Phone es02
Wanled-Board and Rooms
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GENTLEMAN and wife desire accommo-
dalton with private family living close
In Must be strictly modern willing 10
pay we'll References exchanged Phone
Mr- BrouEhton 1850.
WANTED BOARD AND ROOM
Man with couvalesceur wife wants bright
sunny room with sleeping porch. W. "
Barton. call eos, or 1894
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-05

FREE-C0mplats course il vulcanlzinE.
We place you in business when course Is
completed Pay f1r machine from profits
Of business Write Tor literature wiley
NulcanizinE Machine Company. Dept. c.,
Dallas TeZns.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-05

WANTED EXPERIENCED FILTERS N
OUR ALTERATION DEPARTMENT. AP-
PLY AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-05

WANTED bookkeeper stenosrapher. Must
be good worker and accurate with figures
and read notes weu, prefer one exempt
from military service. Out of town posi-
t1n. PAYS 20 start 500 per month Phone
Rlrn IL peer I.I oSu--..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-05

Employment Agencies
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Reliable help Of all kinds furnished. List
your wants with US
THE BOFDER EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
IL F.. MAIN ST. PHONE 1906.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-05

WANTED CARD WRITER AT ONCE
MUST HAVE THOROTGH EXPERIENCE
N DEPARTMENT STORE WORK. AP-
PLY At THE WHITE HOUSE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-05
Lodge Notices

Lodge Notices
ATTENTION MASONS.
called meeting Of Fl Pasc Lodge No $50.
Masonic Temple. sunday. January 5-h- 3
o'clock p m. Funeral I. 7. Dewey All
LvMAN L. BURGESS. W. NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-05

DOL han and cigar store for sale, n
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-05

- " n" 7 . ------7I-111 ~
The following list OF uucalled for an
s17..-s 20 Herald Want Advertisements are
now being held for delivery at The Her
AID buEincEs 5fflce-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-05

EQE CElE-E HTuEAIEs
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II RNlTURE Tor sale. s10 Mesa
n hNlIURE for sale 2Io9 Myrtle
FOB SALE-NisceUaneous household fur
uiture- -109 Myrtle Ave
FOEs SALE-Diniug room and bedroom
furniture. Phone asa
HANDSOME tuned oak ron TOP desk
LYONS Transfer Co SO $ Ochoa- IN $50.
EXTENSION table. Herrick refrigerator.
ga vanized tubs and boiler 15l4 Epson
SEVERAL pieces Of furniture for sa-s
Phone 7s34R-
FURNITURE OF room house for sale
Phone +G5fJ- Bargain IL taken az once.
EOR SALE-Table. chairs. sanitary couch
bedsteads sectional bookcase. etc 614 ".
Florence. between g and D. n
II RNITCEE for sale cheap. party Iear-
irg town. cottaEe rent SIS. close IN ala
Montana
REMEMBER Berryhm Furniture Co pas
more cash for your used furniture. ring
them Phone 5546. fo5 Texas
THE BORSCHOW store buys and sell
new and second hand furniture. highest
price paid 2c5 s. stanton Phone 2Il9
FURNITURE Of four room house and q
chickens 40 once Phone flSQM. 5ll- Iula-
HANDSOME chIffonisr and dresser IN.
quire mornings Il De Luxe Apartments
Pm 55tt-
FOR SALE-C0mpIets household furnish
ings. dishes. furniture, etc, all in excellent
condition Nothing fancy hur all com
parativeIy new and suitable for family q
for particulars Address + 81 care Her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-05
For SaIe-Automobl.,-Ranted.

USED CAR BARGAINS
National Roadster
Buick Roadster
Chevrolet Roadster
Franklin Five Passenger Touring
Paige seven Passenger Tourine
Maxwell Five Passenger Touring
Ford Tuck-
Ford 1917 Touring Car.
Ford 1916 Touring Car.
saxon Roadster
Buick Light Six
All the above cars ara In GOOD ne
cLanicaI condition
Terms made 90 responsible people
HOAGLAND & co.
2ls--1 West san Antonio ST.
Phone 40g5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-05

COLUMBIA STORAGE BATTERY.
Buy q Columbia storage battery. Best
battery, least money One year written
guarantee vita each battery. Have your
old battery examined free. Batteries re-
charged and rebuilt. ignition and an auto
mobiles electrical works our specially
National S-orge Battery and Ignition Co..
400 1fIls ST. Phone 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-05

For Rent-Miscelianeous.
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WAREHOUSE. tracHage ur. depot P. $50
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-12
DEMOCRATS SLIDE BACKWARD.

Beginning with the first state con-
vention, the republicans put up tic
kets with a large percentage Of weak
men on them. They have learned
their lesson in defeat and this year
they placed 4n the field ticket above
just criticismt
Beginning with the first state con-
vention the democrats put up tickets
that were strong. Flushed with a
succession of partial victories, this
year they thought anybody could win
and put up a ticket without a single
strong man on it. They will have to
learn in defeat, as the republicans
have learned, that only worthy men
can hope to win at the polls in New
Mexico.
This year every man nominated by
the republicans is a better man and
ADLER than his democratic opponent
There is not an exception, as will be
fully shown as the campaign prog
resses. The statement is a sweeping
one, but it is fully justified by the
facts.
The strongest man on the demo-
cratic ticket is William b. Walton,
candidate for United States senator.
The weakest man is Felix Garcia, j.
II. Crisis candidate for governor.
Against Walton is Senator Albert
oil Ia pf
brains as Neill B. Field, democratic
keynoter, admitted in his speech be-
fore the democratic state convention.
Senator Fall is recognized as one of
the four leading senator's He has
almost seven years experience in the
upper house of the national con-
gress He is popular with both re-
publicans and democrats. He was
recognized as one of the ablest law
yers of the southwest, before he en-
tered the senate.
Senator Fall is q man of large af-
fairs, his ranch at Three Rivers,
where his home is, is one of the best
in the state. His family life has al
ways been exemplary, as a devoted
husband and father. His business
record has always been clean and
above board In politics he has stood
for the best in New Mexico and has
been responsible for a large part of
the wholesome legislation on the
statute books of this state.
At Washington, with both the sem
ate and the house democratic, be-
cause of his ability and tact, he has
been able to put through the senate
legislation of great value to New Mex
leo, which both Walton and Jones
were unable to get through the dem
ocratic house, though A. A. Jones had
the prestige of being an administra-
tion leader in the senate and Walton
was the sole representative from
New Mexico in the lower house.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-12

(Copyright)
Have you noticed ?" asked Lucille,
the Waitress, of the Friendly Patron.
how them members of us fair sex are
putting on uniforms these days?"
Yes, indeed he replied. 1.-THE girls
look nice, too"
Sure they do, but it's sort of allie
gorical beauty, you know-one that is
forced onto them"
But it's highly commendabe."
"Oh, absolutely! Some of them,
though, are doing too much swagger-
ing to be entirely unsensitive. l know
a girl who used to work in here who's
a member of the motor corpse She's
doing good work; but / bet she keeps
saying hep, hep in her sleep. I'm
only hoping she amt foolish enough
TO begin chewing tobacco-it's so
hard on the vision.
However, that part amt impertin-
ent to you and me in our little discus
sion of the uniform ladies'. What's
Fostering me is the fear that they'll
be putting us serving beauties into UNI
iforms Soon and making us bow a
bugle each morning instead of punch
ing the clock. Nobody couldn't serve
bean soup in spurs, and a sword
corned beef hash around among the
victims. AS for those puttys on the
legs, well, there's certain secrets
feel I just got to keep"
"Oh, there isn't a chance that you'll
have to wear a uniform.
Il don't know about that Just this
morning there was a man in here who
put some rebellious ideas into the
boss's head. He takes seat on q
perch up at the end of trough
and when l do dido up to him he
says
Well, my best girls got to be a
conductorette.'
That's good l says. Why don't
you marry her and quit work?"
Well, I don't know he tells me-
4 fear the uniform is making her too
independent. She's got the idea she's
a cop or something. Last night l got
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-12
NEW MEXICO Is LAND OF
PROMISE.
(The Manufacturer.)

1t has been said that New Mexico
is the land of promise for the home
builder offering every condition of
soil, climate, water and successful
agriculture. 1t has been known for
many years as cattleman's paradise,
and with tremendous mineral re-
sources.
Thre is probably not a state in the
Union that is less known by the north
and east than New Mexico. There
have been reasons for this condition.
In the first place, being SO closely
situated to the Mexican border, many
have had the impression that the
state was peopled with an illiterate
class of people and those who did
not believe in progress and develop
ment. This has been an injustice that
has been done the state. The climate
is without equal in the world for the
alienation of diseases of the throat
and lungs and at the same time adj
apted to the maturing of almost every
crop grown in the temperate zone, a
soil that is rich, deep and enduring,
easy to work and highly productive.
By showing spirit of encourage
ment and cooperation toward indus
tries the investor, in its legislation
and taxation, the state of New Mex
leo has an opportunity to become one
OF the greatest commercial states of
the Union
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-12
TO SUSPEND RELEASES
OF NEW MOVIE REELS

Ia MORNING. JOURNAL SPECIAL tEAeEp WAL
New York, Oct. 1l,--As an aid to
the fisht against the spread Of influ-
enza throughout the country, the
manufacturers and distributing agen-
cies comprising the National Associa-
ton of the Motion picture industry
decided today not to release new NOV
ing picture reels TO exhibitors from
October 8 10 November 8, except that
contracts for serial productions and
animated news reels will not be
broken.
The association, asserting that it
was making Il sacrifice voluntarily in
a period of emergency. sent kilograms
to motion picture studios throughout
the country, asking actors and acL
tresses to forego their salaries during
the period Of curtailment.
Reports were read showing that q
large number of theaters in the Unit
ed States and Canada are closed be-
cause of the influenza. 1t was held
that. by withdrawing feature attrac-
tons, the attendance at theaters would
be lessened and the labors of health
boards would be lightened,
Eighteen manufacturing and distrib-
uting agencies. including leaders in
the industry, were represented at the
conference today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-12
Wanted--- AN Ideal Husband'
BY Charlotte Wharton Ayers

Look out for the man who tells you
that you are so magnetic that he
can feel your presence as soon as you
enter room even if he des not see
you. He's probably suffering from
prickly heat and doesn't know it,
Look out for the man who tells you
that you are $50 deep" that he hash t
an idea what you are thinking of when
you look so dreamy eyed" He knows
as well as you do that you are think
ing about him right then, hut he wants
you to tell him how wonderful he is,
so he bats you with that 80 deep
stuff. Don't even nibble, honey. Re-
fuse to pander to his vanity
But most of all, look out for the
married man who tells you that he
is misunderstood" and begins to
prattle to you about your being 80
sympathetic" Remember that prac-
tice makes perfect in anything And
the man who will tell you all the
things you delight in hearing must
have had lots of experience or he
couldn't do it.
The man who loves you deeply will
say none of these trite things. He
will probably be tonguetied before
you. He will flush and stammer if
YOU look at him. In his lovemaking
he will be so awkward you will be
almost ready to shake him at times.
You will get no thrills from him. But
you will be pretty certain--as certain
as anything can be-that you have
found the one true friend-lover-h us-
band you will need to worry through
the battle of life with. II you love
him you will have woman's under
standing of his many good qualities,
and you will do your best to make
things easier for him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-12

Copyright, 1918, by Tho Press Pub
hshlpg Company.
(The New York Evening WoFld and
Albuquerque Morning JournaD.
Every girl has an ideal in the back
of her head of the kind of a man she
wants to spend the rest of her life
with. She doesn't want philander
who makes love to every girl that
happens to take his fancy, does she
Most certainly not!
Very well-then remember these
things.
I'm going to give you some pointers
that you may find useful in the Sc.
lection of your husband-to- soma
day They say danger known is
q guide post to safety" Perhaps
you may find a post or two in this
lot that YOU can use.
Look out for the man who will
tell you that you were 'just made
for him." To this type of man any
one may happen to desire at any
particular moment he always inn
AGNES to have been created for his
special benefit. Any individual who
can tell who their real mate may be
in this topsy-turvy old world deserves
to be canonized and ought never to
be permitted to die.
Look ut for the man who tells you
my woman and wants you to call
him "my man. This sounds nice
and savage and elemental. MAKES the
shivers run up and down your spine
just to think of it, doesn't it?
We'll, it ism elemental or even saw
age. It's just plain modern New
Yorkese-and doesn't mean thing
my woman has been reading trashy
literature. So x,ss
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-12
LISTEN TO LUCILLE
BY BIDE DUDLEY.

on her ear and blamed if she didn't
make me hand over nickel
Made up give up a nickel, ell y
1 says. We'll, she is sure q Bird
You see, he's a guy who'll keep
you skidding around getting him wal
ter and more butter and then wait till
you're out in the kitchen to beat II
without slipping you tip. Well.
sir, he never liked my remark, but
he kept still until the boss CONC
along. Then he makes a play for REL
venge.
"'Hello McGuinnis!' he says.
guess you'll soon have your Mattresses
in uniform, won't you?'
''rhe boss plowed a furlough in his
brow. BY golly; that wouldn't be a
bad scheme he says. Now we got
uniformed motor corpse girls and thd
like, why not mattresses in crack?
II give the ediot victim one looN
and quietly steal his sugar Then [
turn to the boss and say: If you del
eide to make us wear uniforms you'll
have to get another sweet thing forI
the northeast corner of this counter
"He just grins. oh, you'd look fine
as sergeant of the waitress squad he
says.
MI Illt. iSplys i III III III eiDOdV
it, too. Imagine me hopping around
here saluting Lily, the washed out
towhead at the pie counter. You
see, the boss might make her chief
private over me. | got belief he's a
little sweet on her because the other
day when she wanted raise she
told him his mustache was delight
to sore eyes"
"Really," said the Friendly Patron,
81 believe khaki would be very becom1
ing to you. I've noticed it matches
clear, soft compilations very nicely
Lucille went to the kitchen for an
order. Returning a couple of minutes
later, she said. by the way, / got an
hour off this afternoon. Where's the
place where they sell women those
crack uniforms? II got a lady
friend who's thinking of becoming a
motor corpse"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-12
THE FRUITS OF BREsT-LITovsK


No lapse of years can redeem the
sin of Count Czernin and of Herr Won
kuelhmann, in that they allowed this
harvest of mercy. paid for in blood,
to b. swept away at the very door of
the barn and in that by their lust for
the plaudits of day they dissipated
the profits of this grand prize. =
The fruits of their world jugglery,
the outcome of their despicable little
game, now with a promise of free
democracy aud row with threat OF
brute froce. is that without the Slight
est need, almost everywhere from
h ola to tho lever Danube enemies are
arrayed against us, and that at
every sec alist meeting in western
lands warnings are loud against d
people whose inmost aspiration has
been laid bare by the treaties of
BreSt and Bucharest.