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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-02
Auto Is Stolen
From Washington
Apartment Garage

W. $. Fullerton OF Mardaicna. who
was stopping az the Washington
apartments reported Co the police this
morning that HE automobile had been
stolen last night from a garage In tho
rear OF the apartments. n WAS a four
cylinder model % Buick OF 1913 make
and bore license tag No. 1870.
The garage was locked. but the
thief unlocked the duor aud locked q
again after taking the auto.
Tho car was scen 30 pass through
san Marcinl AZ Z O'Clock this morning,
according 10 word received today by
the sherln's oiiice. ~ was driven hy
u red haired man. and there were two
other DO the car.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-02
Eighth Inning

CHICAGO-Eddie Collins up. Ball
one. ball two, Itrikn one I'd. Collins
flied 20 Roush. Weaver was thrown
out, Kopf to pnubert. Jackson sim
gled to Daubert. who threw Wild TO
Sallee. Jackson taking second. II
was Daubert's error. feisch up.
Felsch out. Groh TO pauhert. No
RUNS. ONE hit. ONE ERROR.
CfNCfNNATI-Daubert up. Ball
one, ball two, strike one. bail three,
strike two. Dauhcrt out. Risberg to
Gandil Groh up. Ball one, foul
strike one. ball two. ball three. Groh
walked. Roush up. Roush flied To
Fclsch. who threw 10 Ed. Collins, who
reiayed II 20 Gandii retiring Groh.
Folsch got the bali after a hid run.
M RUNS. NO HITS, NO ERRORS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-02
Army to Sell Motor
Transport Trucks in
Ell Paso October 16

Notice has been received Mt the
Quoted by the government In FL Paso
on Thursday, October 1G. OF surplus
motor transports. There are over 100
trucks. including FOrds aud thirteen
passenger ears. Chalmers Bucks.
hnd n Willis knight. also some
Pierce Arrows. There are 9th two
and three ton trucks.
Notices will he sent 70 all post Off
res, and any prospective buyers are
invited to Camp Boyd To Inspect the
stock on hand. All Inquiries may he
addressed 20 Captain Stanley Grauer.
Camp Boyd. Fort Bliss. ~ Paso. The
sale will open at 3 o'clock neat the
III Paso Country club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-02
Sailors Rob Rotary
Club of Accustomed
Luncheon This Noon

20 have your dinner snntched from
under your nose by "a train load OF
hungry gohs Is quite disappointing.
but tho Rotary club h both hospiu,-
bile and patriotic. 40 when the man
agcment OF the A%lsarado Informed
the 4otarians this noon that there
was no, onongh food TO 30 around,
they were between the devii and the
dcap blue sea: 80 they tiEhtcned IN
their belts and departed elsewhere.
Everyone was much disappointed.
especially Us the clUH was 10 hear the
M state child welfare workers. Miss
Montana HASTINGS, child psychologist,
and Doctor Sarah cokor. speak on
subjects OF child welfare. Miss Hast
Ing Will make an effort 10 be present
al the mex meeting OF the Rotary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-02
Last of the Civil
Docket Cases Being
Tried This Afternoon

Tho Jury In the district court will
he DISMISSED Friday evening for re-
cess until Tuesday morning. while tho
court considers some uou-lurN eases.
The Harrison case will come up sat
urday morning.
The last case on the civil docket Is
being tried this afternoon. The first
criminal cHao that OF the state against
Dcmetrio ChnNcs. charged with lar
ceny OF sheep. win come up imme-
diately following the conclusion of
the Civil cnHca. There ARE eight Grim
inal cases SET for trial. although there
are several more on the docket which
Will not be tried on account OF short
age OF funds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-02
Seventh Inning

CHICAGo-Gandn up. An nero
plane passed. over the field and drop
ped a dummy that fen just behind the
short stop. Play was called until they
reptoved u. Strike one. Gandil II
Dauhcrt to Snlloc. Riseberg singled
to left. II wss a line drive well han
dled by duncan. ScnaiK doubled 10
right. sroring Rlseberg ana when
Nenle threw wild. schalk made the
circuit and also scored. The official
scorer gave Schalk a single 20 right.
williams up Strike one; strike two;
ball one: hall two; strike three. Will
Jams famed. J. Collins M. Hall one,
strike one. hall two. }. Collins nled
10 Eoush. TWO RUNS; TWO HITS.
ONE ERROR.
CINCtNNATI-Rariden W. Strike
me-: ball one. Rnriden fouled 20
Schalk. sailee up. Foul. strike one,
sallce flied to !. Collins. who caught
the ball almost on the foul line. Hath
IN. Strike one. Rath ltnc nicd 90
Weaver. No RuNss NO HITS; No
ERRORS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-02
WHEN RHEUMATIC
PAINS HIT HARD
Have sloan's LlnImcnt ready for
these sudden rheumatic
twln1es

nON'T LEI that rheumatic pair
Or ache find you without sioan's
Linlment again. Keep IL handy
IN the mrdicinc cabinet fof immediate
action when needed II you are out o.
u now. get another bottle today, 90
you wont suffer any longer than nee
essary when . pain o. ache attacks you.
Apply IL uIfhoai rhbbinf - for Il
prnekaisI = giving prompt relief q
e~ciatica, lumbago. neuralgia, lameness,
soreness, sprains. strains, bruises. De
prepared - keep il handy.
Al druggists = 3sc.. 7Oc., $40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-02
Mortuary

ORTEGA-Tho funeral Of Cocauo
Ortega. % years old. who died yes
torday morning at his home Ia San
Jose. will he neld tomorrow morning
az . o'clock from the family home.
will be IN San lose cemetery.
Tred Croiiett Is in charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-02

SANTA re. y. NJ. oct. 2.-The do.
pnrtm,pt Of agriculture has approved
federal aid project No. 25. THIS N a
road ~ - miles Ia lcng,n. lotWeen
Aztec and Pennington. In San Juan
county. The estimated cost OF build
Ing IL e~it.GeOs0.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-02

MANHINNTON, DOT s-|ThN HOn-
ate today passed Tho house bill in
crclsing the amount national hunks
can lend on bills OF ladinF ana sight
drafts from 10 10 20 per cout Of their
capital and surplus. The measure now
nnnn 10 -nnmlnrnnnn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-02

sfyies-I have repeatedly told my
wife that I wanted her to muzzie her
dog.
Enthusiastically right,
"nut she has repeatedly told me
shD'd do nothing OF the kind"
"Weli. what wis the rcHult2"
" Compounded
How soT'
'Shc muzzlod mo-" - Nonkers
Statesman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-02
Ninth Inning

CHICAGO-Gondil singled 10 cen-
ter. Rishorg hit into a double play.
Rnth to Kopf Co Dauhert SChalk
singled to center. McMullin batted for
williams and was u lath TO Dau-
bert. 40 RUNS, TWO HITS. no
ERRORS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-02

Seisea. Utah. claims 20 have the
most conelemerGfe population o. n
American town. Il Is said there are
not more than seven people Of any
q nationality.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-02

County Clerk Nestor Montoya Is
sued "a marriage license today 20
John T. McCurdy OF corunna. Mich.
geies, calf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-02
Sixth Inning

CHfCAGO-Ed Collins up, Strike
one; ball one; strike two; ball two.
I'd Collins line flied to kopf Weaver
doubled to left field, the ball hitting a
stake and bounding back. jackson
up. Strike one; strike two. Jackson
famed. The crowd chcered when he
walked from the ilate. Felsch up.
Saiiee baked and Weaver was order
cd to third by Umpire Evans. Fclsch
flied TO Housh. the latter making a
circus catch. having TO 20 almost to
the fence to get The ball. No RUNS;
ONE HIT; no ERRORS.
CINCINNATI - Roush up. The
crowd gave Roush an ovation when he
came TO the plate. Strike one; ball
one; ball two ball three. strike two.
Roush walked. This was his secOn'i
pass to first. puncsn sacrie ed, Will
Jams TO Gandil, Roush taking second.
Kopf up. Hall one. kopf foulod out
20 Weaver. Neal up. Strike one ball
enc. strike two. Nealc singled. to left,
scoring Roush. Rarldon up. strike
me-; ball one: foul. strike two; ball
two; ball three. Ncaie was out steal
ing, Schnlk 10 Risberr. ONE RUM
ONE hit. 80 ERRORS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-02

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-02

The Evening Herald n the New
Mexico paper that put the Glass
in CLASSIFIED advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-02
Fifth Inning

CHiCAGO-schaik up. Strike one;
hail one. Schalk flied to Roush, the
latter coming over into lett iieid a.
take II. Williams up. Strike me-;
bail one: ball two; hail three; foul.
strike Two. The foul bounded into
Rarlden's mltt and out into Sallce's
hands. Williams outS Kopf to Dau-
bert. j. Collins up. J. Collins out,
kopf IA Dauhert. No RUNS; NO
HITS: no ERRORS.
CINCINNATI-Rarldcn up. BAN
one; foul. strike one. Rariden singled
TO left. II was q line drive that jack
son nelded admirably. Salice attempt
ed TO bunt but the ball rolled out
foul to first base. Ball ne, f0ui.
strike two; ball Two; foul Sallee nied
TO Felsch. Itath up. Ball one;
strike one. Rath drove a bounder
that Rlseherg failed to connect with.
Hath reached first aud Harden seq
md. Omcial scorer gives Riseberg an
error. puubert up. Strike one. Dau-
bert popped 10 Ed Collins and neither
base runner advanced. Groh up.
striib one. foul; strike two; ball one.
ball tive. Schalk and Williams held
a conference. Groh line died &c
Fclsch. no RUNS; ONE HIT; ONh
ERROR.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-02
Reds Win
Second Game
OF Worlds Series

two. strike onof Roush singled TO
center. scoring rath IA putting
Croh on thlrf Thf crowd went into
IN urroad. duncan w. Strike one
strike tNo, ball one. ball two, ball
thfee. itoush ~sa out stealing. schaik
te itiHnerHs Duncan walked. Groh
stayed on thlrd. making no attempt
to score Kopt tfipled TO center field,
scoring Groh and Duncan. The bail
vent into the crowd IN ccntcr. Neale
up. strike one. gtrike two. Neale was
thrown out. Ed. Collins TO Onndil.
THREE RUNS, TWO HITS, NO Err
ROHE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
HOT CLASHES BETWEEN
HENEY AND LEVY MAYER
Packers Lawyer Uses "Short and
Ugly" in Denying In
fucncc Charges.
ACCUSATION is REPEATED
Government Attorney Again Declares
ACCUSATION is REPEATED
Government Attorney Again Declares
Armour's Representative Sought
to Control Him ny Offer OF Busi-
ncss-EXplains Price Advances.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l0.-Francis j.
Heney repeated to-day before tho Sen
ate Agricultural Committee his charges
that Levy Mayer, counsel for Armour
& Co, mad offered him "lnore business
than he could handle If he would
align himself with the packers.
|. Mr., Hency also made further charges
i.as to the atieged efforts OF Mr.. Mayer
to influence htm, IN the foco OF MIR.
Mayors denial of the truth of the
original charges, made last saturday.
II was charged by Mr.. uency that
Mr. Mayer approachcdthim at his hotol
about two weeks ago and Said "wc
appreciate your treatment Of Mr. Ar
mour to-day, and will not forge. it,:
you understand he won't forget it,
do YOU understands"
This charge was denied by Mr.
Mayer. who said ,ir. Hency's state
ment OF Saturday MAS clumsy. un-
warranted and transparent lic." Mr..
Mayer also denied nc had asked MIR.
Iieney in Chicago some months ago to
line up with tho packing interests.
LAWYERS ENGAGE
IN HEATED CLASH
Intcrrun,ing Mr.. Mayer as he was
saving that he told friend that
and disreputable," Mr.. IIency shouted.
You would not say that to me"
II would say it to You and do say
il row replied Mr.. Mayer angrily.
Yes. but you wouldn't say 1t else
where rctorted MIR. Heney
Mr. Mayer also read n telegram from
Frank 7. Walsh, former chairman OF
tho War Abor Board. who Mr.. Hcney
charged Saturday had also been men
toned by Mr.. Mayor.
In this telegram AIR. Walsh said {:
"Nhilc I can claim Il very pleasant,
acquaintance with Mr.. Mayer, lie never
offered me employment in Chicago and
he might not have done 50 with pcrtcc,
propricty or tina, I might not have
accepted or declined the same with like
Propricty."
TELLS IIIS PLAN FOR
SOLUTION OF PROBLEMS
Mir Mayer told tho committee his
solution o; tho alleged ills OF the pack
ing Industry was "a commission of
three representatives of tho packers
three Of the producers, three from
among Consumers and ono or two in
dependents.
Members Of tho commission, Inc said,
should be selected by the packers
producers and consumers. and their
nominations sent tn the senate by tho
President FOR approval, the Prcsiden;
TO have powcr to make original nomi-
nations. This commission, Mr.. Mayer
asserted. should regulated the industry
by StablizinE shipments and in othf-
ways. hut should work in no way to
fix prices
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
THREE YEAR PROGRAM Z
RULED OUT OF BILL
ON POINT OF ORDER
Wann S Contention Feature Is
Improperly in .tppropria-
lion Measure Sustained.
iRy Associated Press. j

order by Republican Leader Mann
against Introductory paragraphs OF the
new thrcc-year building program sec.
were sustained to-day in the House.
This virtually eliminated the pro-
gram. Representative Garrett, OF Ten
sentative Mann's contention that lesis-
tation authorizing work for which no
tion was made was not in
order in an appropriation bill.
Mr. Padgett. chairman Of the Naval
Committee, then proposed an amend
ment appropriating s2,0oo.0oo for the
ten battleshlps. Opponents OF the
naval expansion policy made no effort
to press their advantage and after an
hours debate on the s2.oo0.00o amend
mcnt the House adjourned with the
points OF order still pending.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

WASHINGTON. Feb. IO.-Sccre-
tnry Glnss to-day nskcd Congress
TO incrcnSc tho amount Of Liberty
bonds authorized but uniNsued to
approximately S1O,0tD. .O00,0tD nud to
give him broad powers to determine
the interest rate aud other terms
OF the Victory Liberty IOnn, TO be
fontcil late In April. He MISC
souEht permission 10 issue not
more than SIO.,N1. .OD,,0 ,0OD OF Trcns-
ury notes, mnturinE within nvc
ycnrS, and asked that the Ninr
Finance Corporation be authorized
for one !cnr nfier tho declaration
on exports. to facilitate foreign
trade.
In letter to Chairman kitchin!
of the House Ways and Mems Com
mttfce. Secretary Glass outlined tho
broad policies which the Treasury
hopes TO follow In dealing with
war loans and other national fnan-
cisi subjects.
The secretary submitted II draft
Of n hill wbich would carry out tho
'Frcasuuy's recommendations. Spc-
officially, this bill would accomplish
the following results;
RniHc from SI.0tS,, ,,CH0.NlO Ia SI0,-
00O,GOO.0OO tho authorization for tho
victory Liberty loan. and permit
ths Trcnsur. 10 determine what
pnrt of this sum should he soid.
Permit the Secretary OF tho
Trrasur! 10 determine interest,
rates on bonds maturing within ten
ycars, OF the neat Liberty loan, In
stead of limiting tho rate TO dH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
STRIKE CALLED TO-DAY Y
AFFECTS MILLION MEN
Glass Requests Congress to Increase
Issue Of Liberty Bonds to Ten Billions

per cent as provided in the present
Inv.
Permit tho Issue OF not more
than S10,OOO,00O,00O Of tRtcresf-
hearing noncircuTatinE notes hsv-
ting mRturities from ono to dvc
years; these might he sold along
with bonds Of the Victory Liberty
loan.
Authorize tho issue of bonds and
notes payable nj premium.
Exempt war savings certificates
from Income surtn1cs.
Confer ON the Secretary of the
the tnN exemption In respect to fu-
turc issues of bonds and notes, md
TO enlarge tnN exemptions of cS-
fstinE Liberty bonds In tho hnnds
OF subscribers for new bonds and
notes.
Hcopen the privilege OF convert
ing 4 per cent Liberty bonds into
+hs: this privilege expired last No
Ncmbcr o.
Create IA 2E per cent cumulative
siukinE fund for rctircmcat OF tho
war debt.
Extend the authority OF the wpr
mnkc Io;ins I'm aid of American
given by the Treasury on direct
lonns to nliicd governments. aud in
measure relieving tho Treasury
of demands for such iOnns.
Permit tho continuation Of loans
to allies after tho war.
Exempt from income surfaces and
profits tnxcs all issues OF Liberty
bohds aud bonds Of the War
Finance Corporation held abroad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
.P|Ez TO QUIT As HEAD OF
EMERGENCY FLEET BOARD
General Manager of Corporation
Will Confer With Chairman Hur-
Icy on His Rcturu From Paris.
WILL DISCUSS SEATTLE STRIKE
Charged by Revolving Labor I1le-
mcnt That Picz Threatened to
Withhold Steel From Shipbuildcrs
Who Yielded to Men.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 10. - Charles
Piez, general manager OF the Emor-
gcncy Fleet Corporation. will retire
to private life upon the return of
Edward y. Hurley. chairman OF the
Shipping Board. to An, erica. This WAS
Indicated in official. yeirEl ess. .s 10 tatBht,
lfoll win g Eepct Isl that Mr.. Yis1- a lsesdS
had resigned Mr. auEleYl Ia adue Il In
New York Tomorrow from Paris. IS y
IT was; indica ted here to- day that
Mr.. Ticx has been anxious for some
time, now that the war is over, to
return to, his own business interests.
He Is president OF the Link-Beft Com
.pan.. OF Chicago, and ono OF the beat
known industrial men in tho country.
Nj, P'ca at present, is in Chicago
catching up. IL is understood on his
firms basis, which OF necessity hc
has neglected under the strain OF put
ting great American merchant 1cet
Oh the high seas to combat tho Ger
MIR. ries will meet Mr.. Hurley in
Washington within q few days and
Wi VIII discuss With him the questions
Iiontron'ins ,in,, me goXernment In con. @
labor situation in Seattle. wherc the
demands OF $4,000 shipworkers led to
a. general strike which tied up the
be discussed
In connection with the Seattle stu
ation. where Mr. Picz refused to deal
win the strikers in any way. 1t ia
understood that charges are TO be pro-
scented to tho Shipping, Board.
ono OF these charges, made by the
revolving labor clement, is that when
the shipyard owners of Seattle were
on tho point of agreeing with the
mon Mr.. Picz wired them That ii they
80 agreed nc would not let them have
any steel with which to continue work
Oh the ships.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

Refreshed and invigoratcd In mind
and body by his trip to Quantico and
TO his old tabernacle In Washington,
Billy Sunday will return to Richmond
early this morning and begin the
fifth week Of his great campaign TO
completely rout the devil and his CO.
horts here and set the city on "A higher
moral plane.
The campaign work in ta!e city vii!
aGaia break into full blast to-day af-
tc- tho temporary interruption waca
Mr.. Sunday pre-" ches this afternoon al
the usual hour, oclocI. The n!S!:t
G:cs"i vations have been made al the
night service for u larRc grour of
farmers from various parts OF Hen
rico County anI 10. the employees OF
Federal HcJnrvc Rank, the Ecnnie
Dairy Company and the members OF
the aviation cQuadron. located in Full
ton.
MANY MEETINGS SLATED
FOR SUNDAY WORKERS
To-day will be busy one for the
members of the Sunday party, who
conduc, meetings in various parts OF
the city and sTonrba and supplement t
the MeTk 9f M; N1 HSas ss the isnSi
at .s,.o'clocG,.s Miss F'iorcnso Kinney,
student worker OF the group. will rrgrt
with tho Student committee. She Will
High School at the Broad Street Meth
odist Church at 3:l5 o'clock. T. III.
tl!neE will talk TO the employees. Of
the Corby Baking Company a.: i:i0
O'clock.
Immediately following the service
this afternoon, Miss Grace SAKE Will
form AZ the Auditorium. She. 100. has
a nigh; engagement. holding A Bible
study class for the women OF the la 81
End at Leigh Street Baptist Church
at O'clock.
il is announced tina; Billy Sunday
day night on the subjec. OF ..Dr. Jekyil
and Mr. Hyde. o. How Some Men in
Richmond Live" On Saturday after
noon and nigh; he will preach on The
Amusements of Modern Soc!ety." an
arragnmcn. OF certain customs ard
abolished.
ADDRESSES aUANTICo MEN
AND WASHINGTON CROWD
After preaching four strenuous SER
mons on Sunday. and closely approach
ing the verge OF physical, exhaustion.
the evan Gelist, nevertheless, disda I'd
the idea Of taking real rest, free
from all engagements. and left yeszter-
day for Washington, stopping off al the
dress tho thousands OF devil dogs"
in training there. He was accompa led
on the trip by Song Director Rode
hcaver and Pianists Brewster and
Matthews.
The receptions given Billy Sunday
dial and enthusiastic. The marines
lik ted him for his manliness and fear
lessness, and Billy liked thom 70. their
lighting qualities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
PAUL REA77zE QUITS
JOB SLEU77HZNG FOR
BOOZE BLOCKADERS
Prohibition agent viii No
Uore Engage in Gun
Fights for Peters.

Paul ltcattic will no longer ram his
;rusty. pistol deep into his hip pocket
Prohibition Department 10 track down
and bring covering before tho bar
OF Justice desperate oootlessers seek :
Virginia.
No more will Beattic engage in des-
neratc gun tights with blockade run
ncrs or fire at criminal liquor trans !.
norters fleeing In high powered auto
mobiles.
He has severed his connection with
tho Prohibition Department.
Every effort to determine tho reason
for 5catties action has bcen OF no
avail II is not known whether he
did so os his own accord or whether
il was in response 10 a request made
by Commissioner j. Sidney Peters
This official. when asked about the
result of mutual understa ndinE."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
CONCRETE BEDS SOUGHT
BY SOLDIERS OF ENGLAND
Firm Ad,crtiscs for Persons Know
ing How to Make Such
furniture,

LONDON. Feb. 10.--rhc following is
an advertisement appearing in the
Tin"es:
Will any one who has experimental
please communicate with Box 20S."
'"Tha; i3 the hest Indication in the
world Of the rapid progress Of dc.
Il reader in hotol lobby to-day. "Thc
soldier is coming home, and he is de-
manding his concrete he'd for solid
comfort, No more feather mattresses
and cidcrdown coverlc;S for him, bu;
I good old stone couch with a canopy
of sheet iron TO rcassure him against
the :;ccus cncd bombs. This revival
OF the s;onc-aso style In house fur
pishine is bound 10 hc popular with
the military get