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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-25
Hirsh, Wickwire
Clothes

b. We emphasize the model illustrated as
being representative of our strict adherence
to the conventions of good business dress.
The designers have sought for and sue
eeeded in portraying sturdy business re
sponsibility and responsibility. The fabrics
are such as will lend themselves most readi-
ly to style permanency. The colors and
patterns are such as to never clash with that
refinement in dress which characterizes
business leadership.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-25

You remember in the last story
that little fairy Bunny told Uncle
Lucky that a great big blizzard was
on the way to the old Brier Patch.
Well, she was right. for the next
morning when the Old Gentleman
Rabbit looked out of the window,
which was all covered with frosty
ferns and rivers and mountains, he
saw the snow coming down like
everything. And. oh my! How Old
Mr.. North Wind was blowing. He
was blowing so hard that the snow
came down the chimney and made
little drifts on the kitchen floor, SO
that Mrs. Bunny had to 20 back to
her bedroom and take off her wooden
slippers and put on Billy Bunny's
rubber boots, And then she had a
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-25
Willard to Box
For War Fund

New York, Oct. 25-Jess willard,
heavyweight champion of the world,
accepted an invitation to appear in an
exhibition bout for the benefit of the
United War Work campaign in tele-
gram received here Thursday night by
the sports committee.
It was announced the sports COM
mittees would select Wizards oppo-
nent and the date and place of the
match. which probably will be staged
at one Of the large army environments.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-25
POLITICS. Is NOT
ADJOURNED
Continued from page L,

that any political party is para
feel too deeply the sacrifices which
have been made In this war by all
of our citizens, irrespective OF par
ty affiliations to harbor such an
idea. I mean only that the difficult
ties and delicacies of, our present
task are Of q sort that make it i'm
peratively necessary that the ma
ton should give it's undivided sup
port to the government under a uni
fed leadership and that a Republi-
can congress would divide the lead
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-25

progress was made toward Condo
against heavy and vigorous machine
gun operations. Pruille LeIong,
Beehot and Burden were captured
after strong opposition had been
broken down.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-25
ITALIANS STRIKE
EXPECTED BLOW
Continued from Page -

NSohlliuoo IEOAh rage L.
ward had been prepared so that Ger
man armies to the north and south
could escape. The enemy has been
supported by considerable artillery
all along the front.
To the north the British by hard
lighting established posts between
the rivers and the canal, east of
Escautpont. North of F'resnes some
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-25

Younger men will probably want little
more snap in their clothing than they will
find in the model above A dash of the ul-
tra-fashionable in shoulder, lapel and back
lines, with patterns and colors little more
pronounced.
Such demands but serve to emphasize
the completeness of our service, proving
also that HIRSH, WICKWIRE CLOTHES
are always refined, yet never confined to
either the conservative or the ultra-fashion-
able.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-25
French Advance.

Paris, Oct. 25.--On the Aisne front
east of Bethel, French troops have
captured the villages OF AMPLY and
F1eury, taking 100 prisoners, the war
office announces today.
In the region Of Longchamps where
the French are east of the Sambre
canal, two German attacks were re-
pulsed. On the front OF the Serra
river and eastward the French this
morning resumed their pressure
against the enemy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-25
The American Erogaf.


With the American Army North
of Verdun / p. m, BY The Associat-
ed Press.-The American troops de-
spite strong German artillery fire,
improved their positions at three i'm
portant points along the front east
and west Of the Meuse, during the
night.
East OF the Meuse the Americans
drove the enemy from the eastern
edge of the Bots d'Ormont, gaining
thir objective.
In the region of Grand Pre-, west
Of the Mouse, the Americans
Strengthened out their line and cap
tured several important ridges. Be-
tween Ropes wood and Bantheville
wood the American line was extend
ed despite stubborn resistance.
The Germans are using their heavy
guns and machine guns extensively.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-25

Special skirt sale at Blacks Sat
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-25

CASCADE
Three butt o n
sack, slightly
form-dtt i n &.
An everyday
garment seen
on well groom
ed men OF all
ages.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-13
OVER The TOP
THIRD LIBERTY LOAN MUST BE
%f SUCCESS" SAYS HEBER j. GRANT


Evay d.boeded Ansieen war; That ~
s 80 e. " q - dne IL esaAst b deas whe. money,
- IL eaH soaoe fTem wA ~ Covnk oAn nneucy
s9 IL peops wsA Preassts h w sldoubesdy s. ness
fse u PsePs q ~ saaae 70 = II Third Lea
ehan ~ - II fesnsr to, ~ dry thse u s. -
sos.d 49,. 49,: u. y .si..ds h cev.rae.
eeaaty fan . - ca Ah~ an subserihts for frse
elase Covsnmen ssts ang bu Etls cos.passd wA tAe
;sacsf6cs ct tees WHO q the fopchcs w "a trH f
Ycw ~ :.d ye.r f6.nds boy who Of 10 H. front
sA Iest $500 sn - koe They 5000
he "a wae .Iabes ~ 5000 wesA e Bsnds
49, $4,000 - ws - ~ sss $4,000 ~ yssr % sAat
- -. wAe ssh al wo q Dosds done 10 noss
enane.H an IL boy wAs % 6sA, and bsdss H.
xm :: s.esss:i 1T sv:y A.sss. shsaihs \. hoas
igyst ~ csv VI ID et tAsss wm . eihsr ways o
49, lAs d ~ duN. h T1d Len mae - sneesee -
49, - ~ 1 fqnal ~ a H. Aann peope Ro
la -: essa - - Issas = svsy aaan wsa
i1nA lid = OH - = - ~. ftse sss8 eess ~
Mav woss M - nss6ed \ III Ian md ~ IL III yor
eoafs wiA yor Conay CAAinaa poeA olon9 -
tzya1kA. vsy r.spessf.ly.
s.kass. HEBER J. GRANT, CAainua.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-13
SHALL WE SEE RI
THROUGH OR QUIT

:.
/; The Government q hnding Il neci
eeeary 70 call upon 10 thrss times
within . year % provide BY subscsip!
;tSoas 70 Liberty Leans. sens q money
lns9 seeeooseSe q $4,000 yfo.
pe1sSunH L. sas0 - NJ
- epoo - - - oseo 1919
- - meeoae 9eg1ee ~
!ssolu necSf9us - ~ utg ~.
Ccasmuea eeleeiasano v1sh ~
more eessen aaDeees g NE y ~ e
iesee4 in1inereooos ana = oiseeN 81
,nsaeas 49,. ~ ne eeseaee seees
dess wtA nesses ., ~ ases elona
- OsnAeo. - 49, oeoc0ee Aaee'
49,. 1sAese - ~ - eeec.e eemi
i0eeeeae ueeee eeuass.eeeI vnseo .eau
leCsoeuy rer uoseesneV eueeeese
IeH18 sAA.'es.''-''AA = .s'~~
ne Ieefsy Lean VIA 10 eesolnal
Iaccompenamenss q nevel!y - netes
,appseIsa - eSfs ~ I've @ Z
,asw ssssatioas lSsshs 1Aasd cAn-
pnAoA much q ~ aoveaC vuls ~
lacking. beessne nnsaeM pespeeess
hina ~ campaign va .AAse osevn.
Our Moesy wes 10000 veee eosA
the First aAo Secoue LAbsfty Leeae
Wers Seated. but tt VIII % oeSs enan
ever uesded when ths JAird Las
10 called Tor. Our army has srsvn.
our national pay.roii has srewn' Ne
needs Of our allies have gsewn, the
nscsssity Of forever sanIeAing me un.
spsakebie menace Of Frusesenism ~
grown. NO iongor can ~ 49, snet
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-13
CONSTIPATION AND INDIoEsrIoN

These are twin evils. Persons suf-
fering from indigestion are often
troubled With constipation. Mrs
Robert Allison. Mattoon. ILL.,. writes
that whom she first moved TO Mat
tecn she was . great sufferer from
Indigestion and constipation. Food
distressed her and there was q feel
ing like ! heavy weight pressing on
her stomach ana chest. She did not
rest ven at night, and felt worn out
goc9 part Of the time. One bottle
~ Chambsrlain's Tablets corrected
this trouble % that she has sincs
,foit IKE . different person. Advt.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-13
THRIFT AND
CONSERVATION

!, Last year 1t this time the grsdt or
uas conservation. This year Il IL
ehflft. Last year the nation was
:usgs1 b ~ oovsrnnsnt to consssvv
~ 4o1q09 lDd1nc1 ~ - proauc(D
- - 1uD - oSlds uul }acteyiGa
|ose44 49, weyo srGed. and canaino
seluoe - ~ u0goeno Ueso th4op16
~ o. day. TAjs year he niliou u
;bslas taunAt IL Lesson a sp0nAlae
~ neaey vlssly. The nstien 10 bsin0
s14vn tAe importanqe q putting QyssY
c6at whees e win 10 tkt 166f f6cd.
Qensee211Dl la4 thsitt - hana u
NJ ~ ri SAat Ne fAyner y
nelpe ~ tAis year 70 % thrifty Aoes
~ h61a 10 10 not 70 p,ant every
- sval9lSe a2A III ~ c!lpe cass
No. 81 Wsvee1 tA10 Wkoa 5Ck1y &rs
FeA1v eee Ne reaper. e means hat
~ 0ust Invest wisely the maasy ho
Qots ~ Tie splendid esops ha, 49,
4s0saGesoAe1 b b able 70 uiss.
~ tAsDes, q . ruiz. On and some.
thlng ~ whieA - spsad alnsst every
dd1las - osts. TAers always isyma.
!c1aneey - - bou1ht e. EepAirod.
astse - - net, fertihssr 70 10 par.
ohaDoe. ha9nsos. lubricatinG oil and
sreessles asd caethins 10 b paid for
IN TIE nsisAhoFins town. But In the
last tew ysArs nost Of the thrifty
farmsrs havs been 90 well paid tor
tAeir produce that they ere now ION
their feet." or moro nearly 20 than
ever before. IKE
TAis country has been good b them.
to- tAsy have lived IN psace and have
teen provided BY the Federal Lean
Dureau with cheap money With which
70 pursue the arts Of peace. Any
,seeaemies they can practice ct this
tins viii givs them additional money
with which 70 lend fnsncial aid 70 the
Government IN Ne great war tor right.
sossnsss and fair dsa1ing. "a "
Every dq1lar leaned 70 The Govern.
nsnt b . practical protest against the
plans OF greedy. unscrupulous. soul
len power intent on world conquest.
and svssy dollar thus advanced serves
70 shorten the period Of war and bring
nsArer the day Of universal and
enduring pcace.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-13

I "Whs viii dsrs to weaken eur Wsst-
srn trent BY . single treep Or single
1uRf7-ossees clsmsnessv, PREMIER
81 Peaaes, ose. -, ietk n ysv fell
10 IVY Llbsssy oeads yev win Weekes
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-13
NEWS ITEMS OF
THE WEEK FROM
THE b. Y. c.

Inc BtuOouto ana Ir1euuS OF Tue
Brigham Young College are very
3sesd ~ the part that the school
tssk In thScItbsrty Pond parade on
saturday last. although the press in
uapking thanks save the school the
credit for only one part--the Grim
-. Girls. who were not there 1t
;iaEa Just what wouit have been
Hasaing IN the parade ifsln reality
tlirs Mad been the slimtnation. that
ItEe rsportsfss silence. made can BE-
eiearly seen By the following lists
.Sfy fioats furnished By To B. =. O.:
~ l. TIM your with Liberty plead
ise f6r aid from the extravagant
rich, Only Room For One. with the
Uaeis Sam and the Kaiser fighting
for the possession Of the world; the
British tank: the Dutch Girl and
ths Hun: the Training School chit
drsn with Miss Blomquist % Liber-
y: the big gun. with Buy A Lib
ehty Bond. on II; 1888 We Bought
A Liberty Loan Bond In the Third
Drive" with the old farmer and his
family enjoying the pleasure Of .
car ride, and then in comparison.
1888, We Did Not Buy Bonds In
the Third Liberty Loan Drive" with
the whole family In a rickety old
buggy and scarecrow Of q horse
snjoying the pangs Of regret for
their disloyalty: and then there was
Uncle Sam leading the Kaiser In
chains.
Realizing the immediate need for
stenographers that the war has
brought about the B. Y. College has
arranged to give special courses to
meet the demand. It will therefore.
give commencing Tuesday. . special
Spsed and Review Course In Short
hand and Typewriting. adapted to
those who have had year or more
Of shorthand and who desire to brush
MP on the subject and to prepare for
government work. for special ad-
vsncsment. or for more efficient
work In their present positions. The
hour Tor this course mas been placed
q o'clock thereby permitting the
ne Of the extra DAYLIGHT hour that
ssad, letters 70 the schools teaching
sends letters 10 the schools teaching
husineas. indicating the ursent need
~ stenographsrs.s IN no better way
e.n I per,on who has { knowledge
Il stsnosraphy. help his government
49, -. = -. "..~
- -" -. .s..s.s $3.50
49,
}. ~.
$3.50 -. ~.
$3.50 s
..~ -.
- 49, . ..ss- ~
~ rs
~ -. s..s..s !. ~. :. 49,.
= ~ 80. !. - ~.
.-..s, $780, q. - ~ 80 ~.
.--. rs~ 49,. ...ss
~. 'ss'...''.. -. = ...-~
sSs..:, A . az 3 4. )
"A u.
~ vuGam tapght II the B. r. G..
u ~ 0rsGt system which was a.
,oDtad b. the Utah Text Book COM
mlssleners, and will probably be
- n tie stats for the next five
years q least. pea
= seep = schoo, i out. Nay is. !
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
NEWS ITEMS

T. e. Davis 81 49, LOUIS be- tu ne
city On buslucss
Mrs Ida l'aiic, OF kansas CITY BE-
VISITING lu Albuquerque
W. ard Mrs g. " iirpl 4rd SON
ol san bi'Eu WEI" among the Visitors
la the Cit5 Yesterday.
william I. StaicS returned last
night from a month in the Iccus val
lty
= = uudd of Minneapolis is BOO the
cttN ou business
owe a. HAL OF Harrisburg Ta. BE-
Visiting tn the citN
Mr. and Mrs Gcorgr iiublol and
duuRht,r. GwNnuc. rrom t1Ealsa
Nriz. are visiting Mrs Hubhelts pat-
ents, Mr. and Mrs a. - Hsyde OF
West York avenue
Nrs u " sims lott toda, ON au
auto ttip 10 Santa he
Miss Frances Iathrop returned
last night from ClouI,rort. vhcre SHE
mas been On to0d administration and
institute w0tk
Bessi" T. EdsaIl of Fort Atkinson
WIS. is waiting Ia tho city
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
TELEPHONE RATES
RAISE TOMORROW
IN ALBUQUERQUE
Increase Granted Local Company
by the State Corporation Com
mission Goes Into Effect Sep
TENDER 1.

beginning tomorrow. September ],
telephone rates In Albuquerque viii
increase. as the result OF the request
granted the Mountain states Teic-
phone company IN july by The state
corporation commission.
The new cost of telephones viii bc
$3.50 q month FOR the single line husi-
ness telephone. $3.50 "a month for the
two party business phones. residence
phones. for single line. win cost S2.75
"a month, and two party residence
phones viii cost g. - n month. -Four
party lines viii be S1.75 per month.
The state corporation commission
granted the increase after the local
company nlcd % report with the com 70
mission which shows that during 1917
the operating rcNcnuc in A%lbuqupr-
que was S72,ONi and the operating oN-
pcnsc was $50. 3g9.t2. The net In
come with taxes deducted. amounted
to ti5,S62iS against which was
charged q depreciation Of s~il,Oi2.Gi.
The company claims S~l5.1Sb.GT rs a
reasonable u for dividends and
surplus and shows an apparent loss
Of SiO.366.S3.
According TO J. \. REYNOLDS. dis
irict superintendent OF the local com
p9uN the expense 81 operating in
cr"asss with the larger plumber OF
telephones operated
There has been no increase iu
telephone rates ~ Albuquerque siuco
1901 Nj REYNOLDS stated today Al
that time the o panN was operating
400 telephones TN the citN. Subscrih-
crs Then could call onlN 3ga numbers
aud few telephone girls were needed
To have charge OF the hoard. Now
We operate approximately 5000 tele-
phones. u "a subscriber can cali 2.9an
numbers, which accounts for the
growing expense IN operating the
cOmpanN.'
The increase granted w 90 cents pci
month Tor business phones ana 2f
cents per month on residence phones
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
LIVE SESSION At
LAWYERS MEETING
THIS FORENOON
Paper by II. H. McElroy and Re-
port on Committee on History of
Bench and Bar Features of
Morning Program.

The report 81 Paul a T. Waiter.
chairman of the committee on the
History OF the Rcnch and Bar read
by Secretary T. G.. lden. and the pa
per given by H. a. McEiroy OF Tu-
oumcari on The Lawyer n h
Community" were tive attractive
features of the morning sc Niun OF
the New Mexico Bar association.
Tho rcpor ON the history of the
Bench and Bar described b way IN
which the members of the association
have. a. actors Ia the terrible world
CONFUSION, stood 10y their guns when
the call came and defended the pat
rimpny transmitted to- them 10y their
fathers. during his last year Ia which
providence has been writing history
across the sky In letters of blood and
fire. Many are the members of this
association. who are distinguishing
themselves in acts of service. hoth at
home and on the hattie front Ia Eu-
rope Among these is the former
secretary. John ~ Mcfic, from whom
word has just been received bN Judge
G. NJ Botts, hat lac has arrived safely
over there and sends his greetings
io the members Of the Bar association
assuring them. tina though silent. he
still has them In mind.
Nh McElr0y's paper. ON the Law
yer aud the Community was, AZ John
". Wilson declared. a noble paper. p
IL dealt as tho subject suggests, with
the duty of the lawyer as "a leader In
community ideals,
W know what has been The law
yers place IN history" said MIR. Me
ElruN. W. know what is his place
today I'm the community u We may
contemplate what will Ice his place la
the immediate futurc Never IN the
history OF the world has there been a
greater opportunity for the lawyer To-
play such an important part IN the
life uf the community as today and
the approaching period of unrest and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
Government Seeking
1000 Unskilled Men
From Sunshine State

Director General John ~ pcns-
more of the United states erlpioy-
ment service. has asked New Mexico
To furnish I OOO uuskil!cd laborcrs FOR
worn in shin yards and powder fac
tories.
Men needed at home will not be
drafted. but those engaged la work
considered nou-esscntint will he ask
ed to enter government service All
war work employers are asked by the
fedora emploN ment office here 10
send to the office the exact number
OF unSkilled ltborers they need Elm
plONer viii not he permitted To hire
moi Themselves. but u apply
through the federal office.
Last night siXtN-three skilled la
borcrs were sent To Portland. ore
from New Mexico. George =, Ma
honey. of the federal Office here. ac.
cOmpnnicd the contingent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31

readjustment after the war viii offer
even greater opportunities
w may not all of ~. concluded
the speaker. referring to- the members
" his profession. "bc able To help
:ock the cradles of some NJ those new
dcmocracies. but We can all teach a
broader citizenship In our own COM
muulty.
we cannot all n, In the councils
of the nations. but We can bc wise and
u In the councils OF our home
communities.
w cannot all take part In the sOlu
ton of the great labor problems, but
We IAN teach and lead the people to
take an active part IN The sclf-dctcr-
minatlou OF the people. aud teach
them that liberty Is secured 10y the
ballot and not by the torch and the
bomb.
We can sustain the dignity OF our
courts, the integrity OF our lcgisla-
lures. the fairness ~ our elections.
the justice OF "a laws and the re-
spect and love of the people for our
Institutions"
Mr.. McElroy. who Is the local chair
man OF the four-minute men ana
other war activities Ia Tucumcari;
Fred Ayers " Estancia and George
Taylor of this city, were admitted to
membership in the Bar association
this morning.
Following u discussion Of Mr.. Me
Elrny's paper. the matter of con.
structive legislation, aud the business
OF getting bills, affecting the profess
sion. drafted before the meeting OF
the Legislature. was discussed.
\ committee consisting uf ". \
keleher. g. $ Downer and John "
Wilson was appointed by the chair to
receive the s~ecrctary's report and 10
nuhit The hnoks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
Auto Springs. all makes Knrhcr Co
IsnuY.n TuVf G-.r.t.. II.u. AZ

Auto Springs. an makes. Knrhcr co
four-O Taxi Service phone 90.
Paw your dues 60 the "1-blt' club
NJ D. Iliuda nla been appointed
captain OF the utt'cn mechanics who
leave tonight 90 60 % tor Ncsilln
Park. where thcN viii be instructed I'M
war work Frank ~ iinckott has
been appointed Utat lieutenant Of tho
contingent Twelve of The number
are men from Albuquerque and three
have been Transferred here from other
boards.
John o. Ntgii. formori, a mechanic
nj the SAINT Re shops. has arrived safe
Is overseas. according To word re-
ceiVod here today Nigil. who is the
son of the late t,slavio Vigil. is a
member OF the 3j3d aero service
squadron.
Women are greatly needed nm the
garment rom of the Rod cross To
work on refugee garments The tllot.
mont and production plan makes u
pcccr,try To- call upon the workers
from time To time Ter au increased
production
I " Upton "a visitor M the cot,
Yesterday. was arrested last night ON
a charge OF drunkenness and nucd
sic 10 police court 'his morning D.,
Police Judge Mcclellan
Tho central nrc station answered
n catl this morning To Second street
and Huleidinc avenue. \ cook stow
in the home ct Joe Ioiolc nllcd the
house with smoke and caused neigh
hots "a believe th, place was un me
und turn in an alarm.
Joe ArcIlcino was fined S. IN police
court Tits morning ON "a charge ~
violation OF the fire ordinance VII
liam collistrf, assistant fire Caicf of
he highland station. complained To
police that Arcllcino, In burning TAI
paper Yesterday az ai6 Nofth Arno.
permitted the fire to get too large.
The majority oi business letters
now being written by Albuquerque
business firms contain the phras,
when We win the war" instead oi
When the war tS oN"r." The mcr
chants are adopting this expression
IN an business matters and the ~,
Chulogl OF the phrase needs M cN-
PLANTATION The state council Of de.
Tense has Endorsed the change
Police w'ro informed this morning
that "a typewriter was stolen last
night from q. NJ BARRIERS StudchdkcI
agencN The bnck coor Of tho build
INK was open when M Barber az.
rived at his place Of bussaeSs this
morninL,
D. sMahar8m uf 5l6-5tS West cen.
trul avenue has returned to the Citt
after spending ton weeks ON the coast.
Mrs. Markham aud the rest of the
family Will return next week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31

educational director American BANK
crs' association.
Report OF committee on resolutions
Report OF auditing committee,
REPORT OF dominating ~Conuittp.
Election ct officers
Election of delegates To- \ y \
convention. 1919
bc Vargas hotel VIII bo designated
aA headquarters
The sessions viii Do hold az the
Scottish Rite cathedral
ON Monday evening there viii be a
reception ~ the now museum
ON Tuesday evening there will be
" country supper at the bishops lodge
rcUr Santa ifc.
ladies' committee has been appoint
ed for the visiting ladies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
HOW TO SAVE KITCHEN FUEL

In her demonstrations, Miss Lay will
use coal, wood and gas. She will demon
strate the fuel value of each; its use in the
Economy ranges, and methods by which
kitchen fuel can be saved. These demon
STATIONS will be of value to those who wish
to learn now to economic in fuel consump-
ton and thus aid in the great fuel conser-
walton campaign.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
Jefferson Davis's
Grandson Here on
Way to Fight Hun

Ertsiug forever the nur,r
tns traces e. the tonfcterncN'H
gruN, jefferson Davis. grand
SON of lcff DAVIS. the s.oos-
sioniat l"ndcr, passed through
Albuquerque last night en-
route to Washington To- accppt
q commission Ia the aviation
corps for service over there.
Davis abandoned q most
lucrative law practice 100 San
Diego 10 fight FOR democracy
He formerly was s~cCrotar, To
col -. G. Collier. creator and
commissioner general of tho
San Diego exposition now
holding New McAicau mining
interests aud residing iu Santa
fc
u could not stay out ct this
n longer, said DAVIS while
awaiting tu resume hts east
ward iournet Conditions
hnv, turned so am able To-
10 nv duti I guess my
grandfather fought Tor the
} IA be- thought was right.
ana I know that I am