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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-23
Clear $1,000 in Beans
Dry Farming 80 Acres

An example Of what can be done in farm.
ine undor adverse conditions In New Mes
leo g. shown IN the case Of TN Lloyd broth.
era. Tom and a. A. who came with iheiI
mother four years as0 from Oklahoma aud
honiesteaded three claims iying on the east.
era side Of the mountains. sx miles beyond
Chilli.
10 the first two years they not only
managed 20 psy back The money which they
had borrowed 10 got out here aud for a
grab stake while the farm was being put
under cultivation, bat equipped ihemselvs.
with horses aud wagon and farm impieinNhis
Last year they cleared $4,000 on 80 acres
Of beans. although the bean market was moi
very good. and with the money purchased
the adjoining land.
They have borrowed money TO buy siill
another piece Of land they have a good sized
herd Of cattle, and all this was won from
land lying on the side Of q mountain, which
depends on the spriug rainfall for water. A
good crop u wheat aHd cats was also raised
this year, proving that dry farming eau be
successfully carried on esen ln arid New
Meaiec.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-23
Good Morning, Judge
Police Court Items

When Alhertu Luna was brought before
Judge Mcclellan last week on q charge pre-
fcrrcd against him ny CARLOS =. Armiio, be
Wa pTofazs Ia his promises 70 marry Clara
Sanchez. Ne told judge Mcclellan that he
mafricl The very neat day. But seemingly
Alberto fof eot nj. PROMISES 10 Clara and
The indge. several days have passed and
no wedding bells have ruur for them. To.
dny Judge Mcclellan sent Alberto 20 the
county iail 20 await the action Of the Grand
jury. His bond Wa fixed for 81 900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-23
Admiral Sims
Declines Decoration

fCouunucu from page onc.l
eommiftnab anheunced fpdng iAaf when con'
Ersss teconsensd be would iurruduns . ses-
olaf IN calling on the navy department for
. report % ehaugss ma - W SECRETARY Dan'
ifa ~ he ncammsndatiens for aHarding
nasai decofatfoNt.
'tThs resoihllsn viii AL tof he chanses
made ~ ths aeerefsry and ~ reasons for
this arbitrary -,lon. AID Representative
I.anin. - had hoped thai this whole aGi.
fatnn Was ihe resalt Of disappointment %
pne ortao onfers aho had tailed of reeog
Nifipn. eoprled with he dealfs q certain
Aeaapaptf1 20 stir % trauhle. ] am con
WINGED. however. that ne paiier IL mote
Tar reaching When % emcer u the prom.
fnsnce and distinction ~ Admiral Sims feels
4 h necessary 70 decline 10 receive the dia'
tInaniahed service mfdel himself and 10 re-
redlats ~ entire pfeeeedinss on The par
y thr necfeiay Incident 70 The award b.
Ncfe tht time has rolnf ehen the conarctl
ana ihe ptoalr sfs entitled 70 know ths reaI
fssss."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-23
SCOT Being Cleaned
Off Occidental Block

The spruige Of the Occidental buildins en-
Third street a. the alley between West
Crntral and Gold, Seems about 10 be- cleaned
u The smudge caused by smoke from a mix.
ina machine that was In tho aiioy when the
alley was paved, The miAinE machine was
owned by the Bitulithio Paving company. si
81 the time tho smudse appeared on the
building 0enrfe Roslinston complained 20
l., D. Hullnm superintendent Of the CON.
pany But the paving company did not feel
city.
rtIay o srAnold appeared ~ the corner OF
ME building n s Biimer aud r. Is
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-23
A oulnlns That Docs No, Anoe, HEAD

neeause ~ w. tnnic and l~axatiVc enccf
LAXATIVE BROMO QrfNfNE crsbietsl
can he taken BY anyone without causing
nersousness or ringing in the head. There
h. oni3 one "Brums Quininc" p. "
GROVES signature on the box. SOC.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-23

stewart. who formerly were employed by he
paving company a. faremen. Inquired ~ the
once Of the city closk to-day 10 the city
would require a permit 90 be obtained FROM
ne huilding Inspector Tor q scrnold 20 be
placed at this point
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-23

Lightning railroads camperA brush burn
Ing starred most Of tho 900 fires discovered
In the forest areas Of northern idaho and
Montana in July.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-23

''Cimme my frame or gimme s25.' ex.
claimed o. X. clifford. a taxi driver In judge
Mcclellan court today. Mr Ciinord'a ca
eitement was not shared by Mrs. N A. norI
ris, owner u the Albuquerque Glass woYks.
whom Clifford was suing. According TO Mt.
Cllaord's assertion he had taken a wind.
shield to thv Albuquerque Glass vorks. To
have tho glass taken from A. The glass was
taken ont. unhrokcn, hut the frame vas con.
sidcrahly damaged Mrs. Borris said that
after The frame had been shout her place a
couple of months she gavr u 20 a small boy
who sold u for junk. Three days ago. chi
ford said. that be- had an opportunity 70 sell
the frame for s25. lie isn't 10 tho Aihn.
querque Glass works 10 get H. Mr. Boris
told him II might be found iu 4 junk shop.
she aid that there u a SIGN in her shop
warning the public that her finn u not ~.
stonsihis for material left longer than thirty
days, clifford went 10 court about the mat
ter and This afternoon Judge Mcclellan tried
10 estimate how much a second hand wind
shield. without glass, l. worth. clifford
said no matter hoW much n l. worth. 1
could have sold Il for Sa5." Judge MrCiei.
Ian postponed the ease anul 10 O'Clock 20.
faerruw morning when more testimony will be
introduced.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-23

PLEAsE HER WITH a BOX OF WHIT.
MANS foR cHRI3TMAs. NEW MExI,
co CIGAR CO. SOLE AGENTS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-14
cNCN IN SPLIT,

Cincinnati, Sept. l"-rhc Boston club held the league leaders to an even break in their double header here this afternoon. Cincinnati won the first game on three hits. smith dropped Neaes fly ball with the bases full and two out in the fifth in ming. and three runs scored. But for this eirol the Reds would have been shut out by Scott.
 First game. Score: R II F Boston --a-------------O1O OOU 1o0-2 1 Cincinnati -----..----o0o o3o oox.3 3 o
 Scott and O'Ncill; Reuther and Raridcn.
 SUMMARY: Two base hits Schrciher. Mann. Double plays; Schreiber to Rath to Daubert: Daubcrt to kopf to Dauber.. Bases on balls. Reuther; Scott '. Struck out. Reuther ,; Scott 8
 Second game Score: R II F. Boston ---------------O1o OO1 2OO-4 10 ? Cincinnati -----------tW2 GOO U1-3 G 0
 Causey and ONeill; ltng and Rariden
 SUMMARY: Two base hits. Schreiher. Three base hit, Duncan. stolen base, Carroll. Double plays. Ring to Daubert to Schrebcr: Nntter to O'Neill; Carroll to Boeckel to O'Nein to Maranvilc to Boeckel to Maranvile: Rawlings to Maranville to Thorpe. Bases on balls. Ring ,: Causey 6. Struck out. Ring ti; NCauSey ?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-14

We can take care of your wants.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-14
LOCAL. YOUTH GIVEN TRIAL BY TRAVELLERS
 WHO WIN, Ii ID 4

Carl Shelby, a Pine B1un hoy Nt~lcFliay afternoon Was given trYout hy Manage. Norman Elb"rf"ld of the Little Ra..k GllI team of the Southern Association when tLr latter played the Pine Bluff Cotton Bell ball team here yesterday and won by n score of II to 1.
 As to the game itself little rau be- said It was better game than some which have been played in the major leagues thi, season. and was not aS good g;pnir aS has been played in some bush leagues this season, Rice, pitcher for the local team worked mighty hard, as did all the mem bers of the team. The members of fh, Travellers team played ball all the tim. but never put forth any great effort When they found if ncccSSaly To scarr some one got OH base. and then some on, else smashed the bah Soundly. and tn, tally was registered.
 But the crowd which witnessed the gam, was satisfied. and that goes a lon. wnN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-14

in determining just how good q ball gam" Is. noticeable feature of the SIhr Was the lack of kidding on the part ol tn" IeaguerS nSlal occurrence when d lra%n" team engages an amateur team
 Shelby. the Pin" Blun lad who worked Tor Manager Elberticld for two innings yesterday, pitched steady hall. though hy ho means brilliant. Ilc was not rnshcd orr his feet with d contract by Elhcrflrld but II k not unlikely that thc latter will max" 4" "prol "nity tn see more of this A"ungStor'S stuff
 Sl MMARN. Two base hits ShilaI ;. M"rHs quinn. Three base hits, Way. mack stolen bases. Quinn. Shuau Lort on base, Nhndor>. Quinn. Shnul1 struck out by Rice 6. hy Jouit2 ;. b, Shclb, ; Bases ou balls off Rice . off Shelby q. off Iouit= q. boubIc plays. Mc,iuuis to l\air. Bacon tu klrr 2 Pass balls Little Ei"rk l. Pine Hulf .. f.mc of game, .;;-' mpirr Alex Nichol
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PITTSBURGH WINS TWO GAMES FROM PHILS;
 GIANTS BLANK CARDS

Pittsburgh, Sept. 13.-Pittsburgh won both games of d double-header here today from Philadelphia by scores of to l and , to 0. Smith was hit hard and timely in the first game while Carlson held the visitors to two hits.
 First game. Score: II F. Philadelphia ---------1OO GOO OOO-1 q Pittsburgh -----------OOO 00X-4 1 Smith and Clark; Carlson and schmidt: SUMMARY: Two base hit, Southworth. Three base hits. Carlson. Double plays, Williams and Bancroft; Cutshaw, Terry, Barbare Bases on balls, smith 5; Carlson seeond game. Score: R II + Philadenhla ---------O10 GOO 1Oo-2 I Pittsburgh ,-----------OOO O3O OOX-:, :; 0 Hogg and c. Adams: Adams and Sch SUMMARY: Two base hits, C. Adams be play, Southworth. schmidt and Bar bare.
 CARDS BLANKED.
 St Louis, Sept 13.-Nehf allowed only today, New York winning , to O. Not q To- cal player got beyond first base. Score: New York -----------0 0oo ooo 00o 00o o2"-2 o2" l Nehf and Gonzales; Jacobs, Sher1e Tuero and Clemons.
 SUMMARY: Stolen bases, Fletcher, Statz. Bases on balls. Jacobs ?; Sherdel 1. Struck out, \ehf ,; Jacobs 1; Sherdel
 CUBS BEAT DODGERS.
 Chicago Sept. 13.-Chicago defeated Brooklyn. to 1 in the final anne of the series here today Three singles ill TOW scored Brooklyn's lone run. Score: Brooklyn -------------O0O GOO 01O-1 s 1 Chicago -------------O11 GOO O0x-2 s 1 Mamaux and Krueger: Alexander and Killifer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE
TANKS TWICE BEAT BROWNS; CLEVELAND DEFEATS RED SOX

sort 13.-New York defeated
 New 1orh, s'L s Ldoublc-header here today; Et Lo,'iss Lnsees a winning by scores or & # tT t;rSt the lallheeG New York won the .hnsa ITS.
 pnd .o tho opcning inning, scoring .lilee Ia.. game mn m two hit batsmen ana il'ree ,t,nds for lus ,,, ' bit into the rlShl liei'
 hone run Ill eaom R II F
 flrs' s"''' -ooo ool O0o-1 , l kt. Louis 300 OO1 OOX4 : Q New lorh an Tefield and Severeid; MoS |,iige and Hannah. n,,,,1o
 r17,tuARY Home run, Tooln. bpunie pu,,l' SlMMnm SlMEarar.d to Gedeon. Bases on balls' |play. n |: Lieficld l. Struck oa'' Ms"sridse s1"srid%se ,: sothoron G. T, T., ! second s"N'' O3O O1O OOO--6 1 |St. l,oulS -OOO O22 41X-9 13 |New y,nia ioi 1iefield and Severed: Thorlnah- ,.n "'i',i Oninn, Shore and R"ei
 'n' ',,,r,,IApy. Two base hits. Slslef. sannnr Pratt. Fcwster. Home run; TOD |selePn Pnnnhlc play. Gerber. Gcdeon. sisier. |ln n,sos s'"% on balls, Quinn ,: Shore t: Gall,a i baefh iofieM 1. Struck out. Inormhnici l. |l n,;nm n,' ,. Shore ?: Galla ,: Liefleld l. CLEVELAND WINS.
 postou, Sop. 13.-Clevcland took its srrond @ straight game from b"St"m en- '"u,H to o,.o..y D. A sinr%, R% Harris sacrifice fly Seiprdner.s single Wambsganss' sacrifice fly uaa"n n'.s to smith and O'Neifs single gay N tDa ls, visitors three runs in the eighth; ?; Score noo o1o ooo ' i |.e,en'"' OO1 O2O OoO-3 9 1 Myers Bagby and O'Neil; Hoyt and
 SEMINARY: Two base hit Roth. stol- ou 'i hases. Roth, Witt. Shannon. Bases on |ln hnlls Myers 3; Hoyt 5 Struck out. lloyt WHITE SOX WIN.
 Philadelphia, Sept Philadelphia was ahead today until Witt muffed Lowder. T,ic 1hicagos suggers opened up an attack hath won them ali Seasy. to victory; Score: i ,o, .,o., n n n ti io a Chicago --------------Wh' " -,D-S " " "
 i.owdermik and schalk; Ainn. Naylor, Kinney and Perkins.
 ' SEMINARY: Two base hits. Risberg Wingo. Three base hits. Felsch. Welsh. stolen base. F. Collins Double play, Ris- bprb, F. Collins. G3pdil /; Galloway. Du. gan and Griffin: Dugan. Galloway and Griffin. Bases on balsl, Lowdermilk 3; Nnn, Struck out. LowdermilK ?: Zinn 1. K SENATOR'S BEAT TIGERS.
 Washington. Sept. 12-Washington took the second game of the series from De troit today. 9 to 8. Courtney q recruit from the New Haven team. pitched his first big league game. Score: k H F Detroit --------------OO0 001 O2o-S F Washington 2 2O1 100 O5x-9 h 1
 Leonard. Ayers, Cunningham. and Sanage: Courtney, Shaw and Charity.
 SUMMARY: Two base hits. Ellerbe, Cobb, Hemann, Charity, Dyer. Three base hits. Rice, Murphy. Stolen bases, Judge. Bush. Milan. Bases on balls, Courtnay II: Leonard 3: Shaw l. Gun ningham 1. Struck out Courtney ?; Leonard 3.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-14
N NATIONAL, HE S{;J'(.,
SPOT COTTON New York. Sept 13--Cotton spot quiet middling 29.Uo.
AMERICAN I.E.

New Orleans La Sept. 1i.-Spot cot { oll quiet and unchanged. Safes on the spot 431: to arrive none. Low middling =: 1.a: middling 5000; Receipts 41o. stock ,G,7
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-14
TEXAS LEAGUE.

At San Antonio, 2:1 Shreveport ,. ! At Houston, o; Dalals, ,.
 At Beaumont 2;' Fort Worth q.
 At Gaveston- Waco; postDo1rl rnfayor able weather.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-14

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At Toledo. II; Kansas City. 2-3. At Indianapolis, ,: Milwaukee, f. At Columbus, ,; Minneapolis, f. At Louisville, i; St. Paul. [.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-14
Graphic Classified Ads Bring Quick Results

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Evening journal., 1919-03-25

The Want Ads. WIN rent houses and
apartments 10 good advantage
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
RUSSIAN BT IBERY
WORSE thin EVER
Everybody Crafts on Bour.
geoisie Under Rue OF
Bolsheviki
PERMIT COSTS AS
MUCH AS SUIT
\. 2. a. speeIal % The EvanIng Iourna

~ E. A. Special TO The Evening Journal
STOCKHOLM March 25.-How do the
bourgeoise manage to live at all in
Russia?
Bribery
The bourgeo'se Is given no bread by
government authority He Is given no
check to buy other foods as is the
proletaran.
But the bourgeoise lives by the dis
honesty Of the tyranis who have rob-
bed him.
The corruption Of The Cars regime
was well known. 10 reached TO every
rank In life.
The corruption Of the Bolshevlst gov
ernment is greater.
The Bolshev.sts have permitted the
continuance OF pensions granted by the
former imperial state where they do
not exceed 5000 roublcs-Si500 in Amer
lean money under the old government
but a mere trine with the present
depreciation Of Bussian money.
First a member Of the b0urgeOise
pad 25 per cent. to a soviet Official 10
have his pension continued Then
others were compelled 10 do the same
Then bourgeo'se who never had pen-
sions under the old regime got on the
pension rolls by similar bribery. and
now the practice is almost universal
Thousands Of Russians who have
gone into Scandinavia have taken with
them vast sums in roubies They have
br bed port officials with g per cent.
Of the sum involved. The roubles are
sold in Stockholm at a third Of their
par value. They are bought at home
for q fifteenth TO a tvont eth OF their
par value. The transaction Is very
profitable ~
one Russian was stopped smuggling
ont q million roubles. He was Irinoff.
former district marshal or nobility. Ho
was beaten, jailed and starved until he
died But most Of them get through
Only one-dfth Of the tax budget for
The last half year yas paid ln to the
government. In most Of the regions
cont oiled by the soviets there is no
olicial tax collection system. Some
times the elected members OF the Coun-
els Of Soldiers and W0rkmen collect.
Then they arbitrarily decide how mach
snail 80 20 the central government
and the rest goes TO the collectors.
A levy OF i0000000,000 roubles TO be
paid by the bourgeolss was TO be in the
hands OF the government by December
10. Little Of it has been turned in.
In some Districts only one-ten thous-
andth part has been raid. but the Boil
shevik tax Inspector, Zacharsky reports
two or three tines as much has been
paid in as has reached the government.
The tax collectors pocket the rest
Soviet heads sell for Goo to 200 roubles
q permit 10 buy a suit OF clothes which
costs an equal amount A permit TO
buy q loaf Of bread may be had by a
bribe Of five roubles.
Permits may be bought by bource-
oisie to remain In their houses despite
tho right Of expulsion held by the
Communes Of the Poor In fact a mid
dleman class has grown up which acts
as a go-between for corrupt officials
and Russians with a little money who
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
Fat People
Get Thin

Best safe home method ,s.t -. .-,.r
noN OF OH OF korein at the drnrrIsf's
Iolow plain directions OF korein sVstsr
under Sluo guarantee. Obtain .iender
personality. New book tells I'm sno'.
reducing weieht quickly. pleasantiv ieei
lnsiy, mailed free 10 YOU: write 10 Kore
Co. Nt-v', Station Il, New Yof'
Evening journal., 1919-03-25

WIN the Germans have to do when the
war IS overT
"The dos lies down fat stretches out
HIS paws and orawls on his belly TN be
reaches his master wagslns his tail and
making supplieaiins motions with his
front paws.
"Acain, II the accused throws a bit OF
bread 40 the dog and says; That comes
from tle Germans. The doS looks at IL
with d's'aNor. makes no move 70 take
It. doesn't attempt TO eat lt. As soon.
however, as the accused says. Now you
may take he bread. the dos eats H.
And if finally the accused says Go 10
iho Reichsiag. The dog runs on rap
idly
THE effect Of this behavior Is dam
agns 10 the dlgnity OF and productive
OF a Lack OF respect for the Germans
which the German power cannot put
up with"
The dos was kept at the Kommand-
aniur three weeks and upon payment
OF the fne was returned 10 his owner
by a German soldier which Is PERHAPS
The queerest part OF the story.
once positions VIII be found avail
able In the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
UGH! A Disc OF
NASTY CALOM-L
Il saIivates; II makes you sick and
you may lose a days work.

You're bilious. sluggish, constipated
and believe you need vile, dangerous
calomel 10 start your liver and clean
your bowels.
Here's my guaranteed Ask your drug
gist for a bottle Of Dodson's Liver Tone
and take a spoonful tonight. II Il
doesn't start your liver and straighten
you right up better than calomeJ and
without grlping or making you sick
/ want you 10 go back 10 the store
and get your money.
Take calomel today and tomorrow
you viii feel weak and sick and nau-
seated. Don't lose a days work. Take
a spoonful Of harmless, vegetable Dod-
sons Liver Tone tonight and wake up
feeling great. It's perfectly harmless,
50 give it to your children any time.
It can't saliy9te. so let them eat any
thing Afterwards.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
Amt Nature
Wonderful!
AINT NATUER MONpEnFuL.

Besides the i7-year locust. we have
another bug due In a short time. The
golf bug. About this time he can be
found massag'ng the rust OF his clubs.
and olnig up the kinks in his wrists
with 'diron. mashie and putting prac-
tice on the parlo~ noor-blanket. He goes
through more motions than Houdlnl
buckling himself loose from a straight
jacket tuxedo, over what he calls.
getting into form" Form" in golf.
is a series Of tricks to make one have
a hard time Of IL trying to play
simple game At the first game.
form" win leave him with a one-wsy
ticket for parts unknown. Then he will
turn In a fair score after each game.
providing be marks up the strokes him
self. At this stanza Of the wear, the golf
bug IS an strung up like a harp, waiting
for the opening slice" Of the cornneld
pool season.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
JAMAICA WANTS UNION
WITH THF CANADIANS

N. E A. Special to The Evening Journal
KINGSTON, March 25.-confederatlon
OF jamaica with Canada Is suggested
in a resolution which has been pre-
sented In all the town councils in the
island. Several OF them have unani-
mously approved the suggestion. In
creased cost 90 Canada OF jamaica
products passing through American
clearing houses is the reason for the
suggestion. Canada has no connection
with tropical countries from which she
can draw raw materials.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
would be narmiited 70 .e9Ist.

would be permitted 10 exist.
or course there have been efforts on
the part OF the central government 20
stop some Of the corruption in the
lower ranks-and some Of 10 in higher
circles. Dzerzhinski. head OF the ex-
traord nary commission for combating
counter revolution and sabotage had
five members Of the supreme council
shot for stealing. And he had hundreds
or others OF lower rank shot. But
DzerZh'nski snubbed Eenine himself.
and fell from grace. and others found
a way TO curb his power. He was too
honest for Bolshevism.
"Commissiaries, be honest Do not
steal like the Gardens functionaries.
was the warning Of Lenine in one OF
his speeches.
But Bolshevists set their own stand
ards Of honesty.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
ARBUs CABIN IS RICHLY FITTED.

n, Z. a. Special to The Evening Journal.
LONDON. England. March 81. Every
body knows what the exterior OF a
modern airhus looks Ike Here's a
little peek at the inside Of a de luxe
Handley Page. such as Is used IN cross
channel PASSENGER trafllc.
The cabin. which carries IS passen-
gers and two pilots, Is equipped with
arm chairs upholstered In blue leather
and arranged In pairs The floor is car
peted in blue. The sides are cam coll
ored with sold electric light fittings.
The windows are da.ntily ourtaincd in
blue and green. Between the pilots
seat and the passenger compartment Is
a luggage compartment This marhlne
with a fun load has a range OF 800
miles al 100 miles an hour.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
HUNS ARRESTED
BELGIlN'5 DOG
Dignity Of Beast Domaged
By Tricks Canine Was
Taught
ANIMAL RI TURNED
BY A SOLDIER

n. E. A. Special 10 The Evening Journal
BRUSSELS. Belgium, March 25.-Be-
cause a Belgian dog had been taushi
by his master to do tricks which hurt
Hun dignity during the days Of occupa-
ton. the dog was arrested So was the
owner-and nned $50. The complaint
against the doc iiemized:
The accused says to the dog What
Evening journal., 1919-03-25

once positions win be found avail
able In the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
STEALS CHURCH PENNY.
SENTENCE Is ONE YEAR

n. E. A. Special to The Evening Journal
LONDON, March 25.-Then OF one
penny brought Patrick Beyford a prison
term Of one year. He stole the penny
from an oifertory box in 81. Johns
Church. North Woolwich.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25

So "Sportop" Seal 1919
Pax Union Suits. 4
Athletic style. Upper part fine
madras, lower part fine checked
nainsook.
81 Percale Paiamas, S1.59
Neat stripes. Have pockets and
silk frogs. First Floor. 7th So.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25

Beautiful I a n c y lcOlored
stripes. French cuffs.