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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-21
Text of Mr.. Kitchin's Letter.

MY chief protest is that young men
within the draft age, who never saw
military training camp, who never
served in the Army. with no military
experience and with no qualifications
rs soldier officer, have been and are
being commissioned in the non-com-
blatant branches of the service. Many
Der reaches into the thousands, have
succeeded, through some kind of in
duence, in securing commissions, from
1ieutenancieS up, in the ordnance. quar-
termaster's, intelligence or some other
department., for no other purpose than
to escape service at the front. The
uniform of the American soldier, in
stead of being an insignia of dare and
do for the country. is being desecrated
by its use as shield and protection
to slackers.
And further object to the real SOL
der, officer or private-the man who
must face danger for his countryside
ing required on all occasions to defer
entially salute such non-combatant
commissioned officers. This tends to de-
stroy the morale of the Army, and is
an injustice and humiliation to the real
soldier. ] include, of course, as real
soldiers the Engineer Corps that goes
to the front.
the draft age. and physically fit, should
be admitted into these non-combatant
branches of the service, either as q
private or commissioned officer, II men
under or over the draft age can be
found equally competent to perform
the duties. In my judgment such men
can be found by the tens Of thousands,
ready and willing to undertake the
performances of such duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-21
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to tn,
health department in the last twenty four hours
Roy E. and Opha b. Pickett, girl.
William E. and Geneyieve S. Pratt, boy.
Herman l.. and Mabel Minton, boy.
Joseph NJ and Katherine ". Millar, boy.
Alto and Giovannina Longo. girl.
Samuel and Bertha V. Hubacher. girl.
James D. and Stella NJ. Hall. girl
Carl H. and Bessie NJ. GiIber. boy.
Henry c. and Mary {. Greenlee, girl.
Edward c. and Bessie Flynn, girl
Walter and Mary A. Dillenbeck, boy.
Robert L: ,and Maria Caliow. boy:
Emmett W. and Ruth c. Beach, girl.
Hubert and Pearl Bunyea, boy.
William Z. and Helen l.. Braithwaite, girl.
Charles l.. and Mary Baker. boy.
Charles and Mary Johnson, girl.
Charles Fl. and Hattie Franklin, boy
Walter and Bertha FulfOrd, boy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-21
TOY PUZZLES OF WAR POSTERS.
Master John E. Taylor Devises Way
to Amuse Invalid Soldiers.

Through the Washington Y. M. c. A.
an eleven-year-old boy. John e. Taylor,
of 1875 F street has devised an I'M
usual way Of amusing the men at
Walter Reed Hospital and at various
camps.
Young Master TAYLOR first made q
series Of picture puzzles in wood blocks
from the war work posters of the as
sociation. Now he has asked the as
ISOLATION to furnish him with posters
ofs the third liberty loan SO he may
make . ss1tas q pushes from these.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-21
Marriage Licenses.

Garvey Taylor and Helena Ragsdale.
George Dorsey and Mary Dorsey.
Ralph Bolgiano and Edith Bolgiano.
Malcolm l.. Camden of New Castle, Va, and
Mary NJ. Baker of Bristol. Va.
James H. Clagett of Mechanicsville. Nd. and
Martha Kelly of this city.
Elmer Thompson Of Alexandra, Va, and Jel-
HE A. Smith Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-21
SIS Sent to Conscience Fund.

"Quickened Conscience" is the only
writing on slip of paper accompany
ing SIS sent to the Treasury Depart
ment through the mails. The envelope
is postmarked Washington. The money
will go into the general fund to THE
credit of Conscience"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-21
BANS Commission
TODRAFT AGE MAN
Mr.. Kitchin Would Not Admit
physically Fit" to Non-Com-
blatant Service.

a declaration that no physically fit
man within the draft age should be adj
mitted into the ordinary non-combatant
branches of the military service if men
outside the draft age can be found
equally competent is made in a letter
which Representative Claude Kitchin,
democratic leader of the House, has
just sent to a western lawyer who
wrote to. him. Mr.. Kitchin's corre-
spondent said he was willing to make
q sacrifice to come to Washington and
take an officers commission for duty
here. but that he had seen an article
attributed to Mr.. Kitchin criticising as
slackers men who. with military COM
missions, have no idea of doing actual
military work.
In vI-w of the various statements on
the Subject attributed to him, the ma
jority leader of the House decided to
make his attitude clear and expressed
1t in letter to the lawyer. He wrote
n follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-21

Swift & Company's Sales of Beef in
Washington. d. c.. for the week ending
Saturday, April IS, averaged as follows:
Domestic beef, 1912 cents per pound
Advertisement.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-23

fees sud compensation tu me tru.I..
Tor Dol. services, and all other 'E
pens" ut .tid trust. and uI wuu..
advanced for insurance.. t1s, luI
1thcr IONS and a-sc-smcute. second
the principal or said notes aud iui,I.
ost ON the same to the time of pay.
mont the over plus. II any. to Doe paid
to the said The John NJ. Moor, |i,,tl'y
company. That said deed Of trust
provided that b. should not bc ublig
utory upon the part 81 the purchaser
at said sale to see the application Of
The purchase money.
Now therefore. lp consideration of
the premises and in accordance with
TIA" terms of said deed at trust. g. the
undersigned trustee. Will, on Co.,, ;lth
dJ2 of February. 1915. ~ the hour
ut ten o'clock iu the forenoon At
tho front door tNurth Fourth street
door of the po-tofncc of A|lbuyurr-
que HCruulillu County. Sew Mexico.
offer for sale and sell. ai public auc.
tiou to- the highest and best bidder
for cash the rp1l estate above do
scrihc' TO satisfy the amouut off -tid
proWiss"ry note and interest. aud Iu
addition thereto the cost ct udycris-
INK and th, expense "f said sulo. iu-
Guiding attorney fee nud 70 reason.
able fee FOB tho trustee
VI H. Hickey.
Trustee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-23

4. s. land office at Santa Ic, New
Mexico. December "a. 1917.
Notirc o. hereby given that Abel
MARITIME. or B|ornal.llo, who. GA aop-
TENDER o, 1919. made homestead enc
try. 30. 011lii, for ~ a Sec. 2',
TOWNSHIP l6N, range 6W. NMp met
idian, has filed notice OF intention tp
mako three year proof, Gao csiuhlI Do
claim to The land above described, boz
fore Merritt 80 smith. L. $ commits
sionor. az Cahezon. y. A.. on Fonru-
nry - 1915.
Claimant names as witnc SOS
Felix Moutoya. Of B~ernalillo, New
Mexico.
Eiias Leal. OF Saudoyal. New Mex
ico.I
Premitido Leal. OF sandoval. New
Mexico.
Felipe Montoya. OF Cabezon. New
Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGApO.
Register.
First Pub, t2-2S; Last Pub, 81.
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l.. S. land Office a. santa Fo. Sew
Mexico, December -. 1914.
Notice is hereby given that Fran
CISCO Maritime, OF Hcrnslillo, who. o.
september 10. 1919. made honcstoll
entry. 80. Ot7li3. FOR M SWi,, Iut.
], 2. 3 ana Z, section 2S, township les.
range CIV N.M.P. meridian. has filed
notice Of intention to make three year
proof, 60 establish claim 10 the land
above described, before Mcrritt NJ.
smith L.. 5 commissioner at Cabc1ou.
Now Mexico. ON February q. 1918.
'luiWaut names as witnesses.
Murgareto Romero. of SchoSeta,
NcW Mexico.
Dcoldcrio Tru1illo, Of seboycta. Sew
Mexico.
Telesfor Martinez. OF Cohezon. Ncw
Mexico.
Elias Mouioyl. OF Cabozon. New
Mexico.
FRANCISCO nELGADO.
Register
First pub. l2-2S: Last Pub. 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-23
ANOTHER OLD TIME
ALBUQUERQUEAN IS
CLAIMED BY DEATH
A. d. Johnson, for Thirty.eight
Years a Resident of the Duke
City, Passes Away at His South
Broadway Home Today

-
- ''''" '" '"''
huu" "u south Hr"tdN'N nus w"In
Ing Dol, r.l ue wa t pioneer u
On, .,,t. p,,t,r bc.,. r,...ur.t .p
, ,.. .,.,., e. NJ.
'" january '' '' ''"'' 10 "
-nuuuotsut iwfuudItt'N ~alt'rWtrd
-hurtly u,fur, "a, rtIIrul- frI,E was
completed and , train vt- ruu to
fbI. poIuf Tho nov town tid NOT
,Si-f ID. tu,t tIu.,
lurIra tn. t|H.rr.,IrHt Years pf his
r-..il.nr. n.r. n, v.t. ALWAYS ID pubu.
.pir.trJ Citizen It, was coIui ,r
sclnt u. Iu. A-IUu.u,ir.lt homie rutrTe
ir t4, ,.r. ,I. and % tu.mbor OF tine
ursf |yoIlu..,r f.r, .@uI.uau. ue v,.
ono OF tn. charter members uf tho
I.td Ny,u4. N.tnudIst church. 20
whom but ur. other uuv r,ul.us
IIr vl- born near iau,.,iIe WI.
Dp Na,,...rr 20 1885 lri U.i. imam.
lirl hrr, uu December ts,a 90
Mis-, Nuun Tuo.a.- of california
NIu.t,.u ,o,I. ~ last Drtob.r Mr.
Iohrsou was SEQ pa|rDul, IuHu-.u .u
well drilling accident boz the local
railroad wards that his right hand had
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-23

chicago Juu '3 Corn prices utrtl.
cucd TO-DAY. because receipts W,f. nt
p@toVlpg is lars, a~ SOME trader ut|
expected Complaints 1t car s,trcI'
continued u WIS said Contra tIliu"i.
elevators wet. lull ul corn hut tht, .H
ears had been supplied Tor tWo wr't-
Opening prices which ranged from Do
cent OF Co t like advance with March
ct Sl2i1s and MAY at Hlt3la in
81 13 we're tulloVtd ul e m"u'rtt
general upturn.
Export bids ot jhc highest basis "u
the crul gave strength &C. "ai~ Nti.i
uueuirg unchanged To- q cent higu'i
with NAV at 80 tu 56ls ~ q cents. iI'
market continued Go advance
Provisions responded tu an upiut'
goo the value ot hogs Arrivals OF hos
here were Tar short Of predictions.
Prices closet firm. p O." ~ cent.
at IA cents net higher.
EcuIizing -nlcs led subsequently, ''
tho wipiup out of most of the grain.
clos,
corn March si.25a MdN. Nl2l
uuHs- March. 1'Hc. Ma, '-'
Pork-Jau. SIZES, May, &t".''.
Lard Jan. Ael65y Mas. s2i'"
Iuhs-Jau. 23'2! May. S2i.3'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-23
PIONEER DAYS OF
INDIAN RAIDS ARE
RECALLED At MARIA
I%noursions Made by Mexican Ban.
dts Cause Minds of Ranchers
and Cattlemen to Revert to the
Years of Long Ago.

~ w.
MARTA. ToNas. Jan e3 Pioneer
day. of Indian raiJ- ON American
settlements ulonr tho frontier were
recalled uy old time rtucnmcn and
cttJlcm,ut who hy, BOB the llg Bend
district oft rrNaS ny the raids with
have occurred duliur Use past two
month. un Isolated ranches along the
M,Ni,au huuulurD.
Hatred of tho white men Nr %
scarcity of food whi,n threatens star
Walton tor th, outlaw. Whu dwell
aIuua 90, south side ut tnc iutcruu-
tiuu.I Iu, were rc- ons,ui, for the-e
rIll- just 1, they Wor, fui th, Indian
raids cot |routi,r days Nr ludio. up
pu-itr Eurnu Vista. and 100 tho Brit,
ranch BOO the .nmou~ Eum I,ock Jls-
trirt Of the Blr feud. N,Ni,rn bandits
J.uiuE stolen HORSES -HuuJiur Nm.ri
ammunition from American mauc
gums ana ruanN wo1r,uL the stolen
uniforms of the McN'r1u federal sol
diors charged tcroe- the border. cir
eject tuc hum"s uf the settlers tirinp
N"'l'y after Vullr' into their adauc
ranch house. and killing everyone
who could not find cover
The raid ON the Iirite ranch WINS
typical eft the outlaw methods of these
raiders Fordiup thc Eiu Grunde
from Mexico. fftl of these Mexican
bandits rode twenty-five miles across
the barren desert country TO the near
o-' ranch settlement which was the
homie, store and po-totfice of the L..
f FHYHH. ..HHH. F.H..H rHH.. A.. sa-L.
were careful tn ascertain that no
American soldiers were rncamped ON
tho ranch THIS was done the night
before by sending 20 ccat and dumb
boy to the ranch iu the prcteNt of
finding employ mcut He asked p,r-
mission tn camp There for ttc night
and lighted e camp fire which was.
On reality "a. signal fre Co the bandits
waiting nm the top ct Rim Rock
which rises from the Lowell plain like
e giant she'll
The women 300 the ranch houses
were preparing breakfast when the
NuNicaUs opened fire. riding in q CIR
cIc about the houses ANA uuthuild-
ings lyiur ON the floor tn avoid the
high powered bullets which crushed
through the windows ana dnnr. tho
rnnchWcn fircd volloy after vollcy az
tho raiders their women loading their
rifles as fast Hs they were cmpticd.
Finally tho leader ~ the band foll
with o. bullet through his brain and
th' bandits rode aver the Kim Rock
with ruuch"rs ANA flying squadron.
of ra.alT from headquarters here i'm
'losc pursuit. They were pursued into
Mexico hy the troops ana all hut
eight of the bandits killed or wound.
ed Three Americans were killed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-23
NOTICE OF SNrI

Npticc is hereby given that uu the
IAN day "t October lgIi. the John NJ.
Moore Realty company. q corporation
with its PRINCIPAL place of business
at NlhuqUoI.H. New M'Ni,u. County
OF Bcrullillo. .>ecutcd ANS delivered
o. tho undersigned. ri. D.. Hickey. u-
trustee. its certain decd ot TRUST of
that date. which said dced OF trust
was duly uwlcdged ou the 10Th
day of octuhDr 1914 and was duly
recorded uu tu, 18th day of October
lAll. iu book - n. page 1870 of
Trust Decd records OF the County Of
B|cruulllo. state OF New MrNico that
said The John VI. Moore Really Com
pauy in and hl said deed of trust con
y,yrd 10 the aid UNDERSIGNED tru--
toe. the following real estate ituatc
boz the county ut Hcrnalillo. state of
Sew McNico described a~ follows. to-
wit:
"I.ot numbered twelve N2b IN
block uumhcrsN Five CO. of the East
rrn Addition. First Extension South,
90 tho city ut Albuquerque. as the
same ARE shown and described ON %
Plat Of said addition made by PITT
Ross. g. T.. and flod Goo the office OF
the probate rI.rk and "N-ufficio re-
corridor OF U,rualillo county. Sew
Mexico. on November guth. fHl2"
That said d,u.t OF trust was given
to secure 81 certain principal prom
issory uuto dated Hctohcr AN i9ti.
for 5000 o0 uat BILE two wears after
date with Interest from maturity ut
the rate of ,.UHt Is per oouil per
- A.H ...N.H ...H.F.aH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-23
The Menu for Today

-" The Fatal Ring last cpl
sodc The wrong Man, Current
Events Topical aud e puthe comedy.
INric- The square Detective. and
"a Mutt aud Jeff" cartoon comedy
Motion picture fans viii find u
number nf their %favorites la his new
Metro wundorplay, an adaptation uf
Francis Terry Elliutt's novel Love
Me for Myself Alone which comes
row
Harold Lakewood. or course. heads
the east IN the part of Rilly Van Dyke.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-23
M. Ii2it.
NOTICE ron PUBLIC NTGON.
H. f.. Livingston. plaintiff.
~

II. T.. Livingston. plaintiff,
".
George -. WILDER. defendant
To George n. WILDER. defendant
Nou are hereby notified thai 3u
action has been commenced Doe th'
district our OF B%ernalillo county.
New Mexico being SO lt2il, foo whi,p
II. 4. Livingston Is plaintiff aud you
arc defendant, the purpose 81 sald
suit being 10 recover from you tho
sum ~ Sli6l 80 alleged To be- OWNS
on contract, II that unless Won en-
ter your appearance in aid cause 900
ur before tho goth day Of February.
1918 Judgment viii be rendered ir
said % against you by default.
Postuffica address Of plaintiffs at
%torncys D. Barth q Mabrv, Albuuuor-
que. New Mexico.
NESTbE MoNTDNA.
Clerk OF District Court.
BY THOMAS Is. u. MApDISoN.
Deputy.
Dated this second day Of january.
.tglS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-23

%.v Nufh. Jam - Mercantile u'.
,u p,r cont. sterling sixty "'>
bm- 4.1- per cent ,"mnorc'i'. -'N.'
l,, bin. pr banks. i,lia per cent?
.mmer,ill sixty day bills ! ia go
demand. l55H per cent '''''
4.,G ~ 6por cent
bar silver Ni7.c.
Mexican dollars 'lc
Government and railroad bonus III
rcguluI. ..,..
rimc loans Firm. SiNtN DAYS h'"
a., DANE ana sis months. 'A a." r''
tent a.,
can money Firm lish' 's
cont low. . per cent ruins rate
rer cen closing bid. lH pee Gem
offered tt . per cent, last loan = r''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-23
Tax Collector Will
Have Night Session

g. o. Espinosa. income tax collector
viii bc az the state National bank on
saturday might 90 answer uucsttuus
regarding the taN ana the way To rll
out formt The Saturday night office
hours are Tor th" convenience uf cm
pluved persons who may find b diffi-
cut tu &C.. 60 the tax office during
Tho WorkinE hours.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-23

kansas cats. Mo- Jan -. Hos-
Rec,ipt-. lt.uUO. steady Bull,. Sltl"
utG..5: heavy. ste. 90 n 1885. light.
I 6OUaI Il. 90. pigs. SIl.50 li5".
r,tuc-Hcceipts. 1900. Stoads
Prime fed steers. $4,000 1850: west
.rr .tcers. SN.sOHIa2i. cows. 500 U
no no. n~.lfer-. A,.uOaii.Uo. stacker
and feeders, S5."om ll.'o.
sheep Receipts. o. Ou". STEADY
Lambs. Sla.i5H 1850; ycarlingr $3.50
li.5O: Nvthcfs. $llOoW l2'", ewes
xio OuM u. u %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-23
The Markets


The short Interest became more uu-
rrcssi'r l1tcI on todays stool market
Placing an ~unfa'u,ahlc Interpretation
upon On" extension "f the fraighi om-
barge - rcHftirmation OF copper
prices hy th, war hoard United States
steel was the center uf attack. -ellirg
Joe large lots down tu ,u. AN extreme
decline ol ~ Utah copper Yielded
and leading rails reacted nac-
t|unall> ~hippinss and oils forfeited
,orlN ain but a. midd1, a ran, -c,
300. unudvt lead Of ste.l ana minni
specialto- Liberty @ iss sold at a,.e,
to sN 2n. fir-i fours al - i0 To- 90
ard second ~ ai 20 ai to gG %.
American Sfeltiue A. Gefntnr STA,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-23
FOR SALE

~~~N~
FOR SALE Small ranch AN iu cul.
ttNatiou ana some ftuli trees cash
fiioO ur terms silsp Phone l->H
CO.. call 90, Wost copper
FOR SALE Ford touring ctr. cheap
Tor cash Square Deal Garage. tth
and Copper
FOR SALE cottage organ very
cheap. in good condition. call nc
sos south ard street. or phone 1924.
ROM SALE Elg bargain iu toou'
residence. cement finish. screened
puryho-. CORNER lut trNli2 feet. out
building. al iu good condition. north
end or city small cash payment and
in-tullmcnts VIII buy. T. y tldor.
2Ua Guld.
FOR SALE Eico Z room brick resi-.
d'uyr lr ih w,rd. tine location
bath. pantry closet. two s,roouo,
porchc-. lights. in good order Fine
opportunity To- own a home ON month
D. payments. small cash payment.
rnyiur Investment 209 cold avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-23
MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS
OF MERIT ARE BOOKED
BY KANSAS INFANTRY

IImp funston. KIM. Jan 81 Nus-
icll attractions uf merit haN" been
booked Tor the open huur, celebration
OF the 353rd an kansas infantry regi
mont oi the A1th NATIONAL army d.
vision Tho concerts viii Doc held In
the new recreation hall recently COM
ulctcd Mudrme Schumpuu Hoiuk has
boon engaged Ca sing f"ur concerts ON
January 800 and 81 The 81. Louis
symphony archestru viii give four
concerts ou the same dates Mas
Zlrk conductor of tho orchestra. has
wired captain g. ! Mussck. adiut.nt
THAI o., viii bring au orchestra OF
seventy rive pieces tn camp rJustuu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-23

Lakewood. as o,,.t one knows. is ono
nf the screens most popular star.
aud Is recognize .- every hudy'- la
yoritr In the leading feminine rolt.
that of beatrice |ortytho. tho won
dor CIR" -appcnr Pauline Curlcy. %
dainty. golden h..1 beauty who is
rapidly winning u7Ulv for herself.
Iu tho llst Ecur .U figured rroui-
uoutly in a uum.. ui Triangle pro.
d%urtiou- and uIu played Princes
irene in Herbert .r"uou.s production
cot "Tho Fnll OF fH. Hnwluuffs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-23

Sow york. Jan. %. Cotton fuiur.
Io..d steady January S3o.i5, March
.ao n: Ma, S3oa7. July S29'l' pct'-
.cr S1N.32
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-23

Anyway. for without him The pub.
lie would he in dire distress. Ills
products ondear him 10 old and
young, and the better and purcr
his Bread the moro he is liked.
We have studied to make our
Bread the most delicious and Sar-
isfying procurable. and we know
that our effort, have been apprc-
ciatcd hy many. We also believe
that YOU Will appreciate this
Bread if you try II
PIONEER BAKERY
207 S. 1St ST. S. n. Balling, Prop.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-23
TYPEWRITERS

ALL KINDS. both new and secOn
hand. bought, sold. rented and re.
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter EI
change. Phone 9l4. i22 SO. 9Th II
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-23

Every day HERALD WANT ADS
find hclp, sctut" positions; sell articles
no longer needed, rent houses. flats
Hpnrtmentg stores and real estate; fiLl
the lost. sell houses, lots and farms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-23

k,ps,- city Mo- Ian. hh''''
,rp- and poultry unchanged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-23
nom SALE

n you wan IN buy a l.. q smith
typewriter at a blk bargain phofo
ig2t-W.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-23
WANTEp-Male Helm

WANTED OffiCe Hut axe aho 10.
Apply In " handwriting tu r W.
care Herald office
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-23
MUSIC TEACHER

Plano Pupils Wun'.i- II Interested
phone Mrs. Ogdcu Fol- SIS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-23
Female Help

WTTfET II NoGccT laundry
girls. Apply at Excelsior Laundry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-23

WANTED-Girl 'r general hou.e-
work In small family Mrs. T. a..
Morgan, li0i south Walter street.
Phone 1924 W.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-23
Department of nc Interior.

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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-21
Churchmen Get Ready
to Launch "Dry" Fight

The central committee in charge
of launching and organizing the
county prohibition campaign, con-
sisting of the Rev. DIR. ]. Bradley
Markward, j. w. Ellenberger and
Harry b. Saussaman, has arranged
to hold their first meeting on next
Monday when twelve other men will
be chosen to complete the govern
ing body. 1t has been decided that
three separate committees are to
look after Harrisburg, the district
south of the mountain and that part
to the northward. a large number
of workers are to be enrolled so
that every district will be canvassed.
The w. c. T. U. with it's 700 men,
bers, promises to be an important
agency in fighting for prohibition.
Through its president 700 members
in the county have pledged them
selves to take active part. 1t is es-
timated that the delegates at the
ratification convention last week rep
resented at least 10000 church men,
bers.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-21

cious sakes alive" she explained. 'T
have been so busy these past two
days, l don't know what to do" 1t
developed that the store had receiv-
ed shipment of crockery Friday
afternoon. Saturday evening the en-
tire shipment, amounting to 1913,
was sold and buyers were clamoring
Tor more. The store manager, incl
dentally, has orders on his books for
crockery amounting to $4,000, and
factories cannot make it fast enough
TO supply the demand.
The reasons for the scarcity are
because china has practically become
a minus quantity. Almost all china
ware was made In Germany. and.
because of the war, there is none of
the fragile ware in this. country.
The shortage of china has become so
acute that consumers have turned to
crockery as substitute, meeting
with great favor. Most of the crock
cry comes from East Liverpool,
of the reasons why store managers
cannot supply the demands of the
people. Virtually all Harrisburg
stores dealing in crockery and china
are unable to get any supply of these
wares.
"Just wait til the wars over"
is the way they look at it. oh,
man, I'll be SO rich, l won't have to
sigh and pull my hair. I'll have
cups and saucerS and dishes and