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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
ANOTHER AMERICAN
REPORTED KIDNAPPED

NEW YORK. Oct. "A report that
another American has been kidnapped by
Mexican bandits and Is being held for
ransom was received today by the
National Association for the Protection
OF American Rights in Mexico. The re-
ror, quotes the Mexico City newspaper
Excelsior rs authority for the story.
Tho American by tho name Of Spillcr. IS
said to have hccn engineer on planta'
ton in the state Of Vera Cruz. The EN-
ccIsior says tho Mexican government
has sont troops in pursuit Of the kid
nappers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
Youngstown Quiet.

YOUNGSTOWN. O.. oct. ".-ConflCt-
ing CiHims wrr" aca!n raised tonight by
N" strikers and by ia" steel companies
as to the days Developments. Workers
asserted that thor" WIS no detection in
their ranks. whII" the companies stated
that increasing numbers Of mon. among
whom for tn" first tim" were foreigners
w'r" returning to work.
Officials Of In" ohio works OF tho
Carn""'" steel company said that be-
f"rc breakfast was served to $50 men in
y plant today md that 500 moro re-
rurn'd "a work during the day. They
stated that They had enough mcn work.
ing L. start two blast furnaces. For
"itcncrS ar" reported to h" leaving tn
city in increasing numbers.
No disorders; w =" reported since the
beating given tw" workmCn on Their
way home from tn" Crr"Ngic plant last
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
Ambition
Pills
ForNervous People

The great nerve ton:c-the famous
Wendels Ambition PIls-that viii
put vigrr, vim and vitality into ner'
yous, l.ed out, all IN, Respondent peo
plc in few uays, In Eiany instances.
Anyone can bu, box for only 6V
cents, and John Coleman Co. Is an
thorlzed BY the maker 10 refund the
purchase price II anyone Is dlssatls-
tcd with the first box purchased.
Thousands praise them for general
debility, n"ry Gus prostration, mental
depression anu unstrunS nerves,
caused by over,indulgence in alcohol.
tobacco, or overwork Of any kind.
For any affection OF the nervous syS
TOM Wcndells Ambition Pills are un.
surpassed. while for hysteria. trem'
bling and neuralgia they arc simply
splcndid. Fifty cents at John Coo
man G. Co.. and dealers everywhere
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tt j., - .!Gn1r'"rS.
sN"n Arrested.
Attorney Jacob IL" and thirty-three
-... o.. SOL - uTk uG PROPOSITIONS for
SENATE. iaycsrtcatinE committee hearing
I.'' hurah arrested NJ McK""sport
III aiken I" polio" station and denied
r'fl.-.'un r.r fTItNrr gatherings 20
r.',. further d"p"s't''ns. Central labor
h. rl..urr'rrs. McK".'i'r' used by local
.,r.an0l,nr comm -" closed Ivy local
ar;rhrr,li,s invoking s"m" fire escape
r,-:rlrt.nr-. al'huTEh room used only
10Y rnr,'im"s Of delegates and organizers
md no, moro Than 200 men could stand
IN IN" room. Sheriff Of Allegheny
.o,i,,'v r.fus"e - modify his refusal 10
permit any meetings IN foreign lnnCu-
ri..s Eur; raS~luE cont inpcS. Sh"r-
J" slyo ~ may hold meetings in Nc
Kcceport. hut local authorities deny per-
mrs-I"r. Local au'h"rlti"s Glassport
.lv We may hold meetings there but
sheriff refused his permission saying he
h..,re There, - likely I" u" disorder. All
l-.7ortS Indicate strike holding firm"
.Nuirrw Hughes. international president
# tn. cnnirarS' union. reported To- strike
Headquarters to-riEht that an officer Of
IT,. st:,i" polio" had entered tho Brad
deck union headquarters today and tore
Down S'riN" notices and bulletins. An
nll,r report was given out that seven
tat" ti"uu"rs occupied III" platform
with the pres ding officer at tho regular
meeting Of the local union Of Bridge
md SiruCiural Iron Workers at Home
stead La night.
Numerous. arrests oC strikers through
.,u. tho District Cou'iuu" according TO
strike headquarters. Tn" union officials
drrInrn ii,Ir IRON arc being arrested by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
DAUGHTERS OF THE
AMERICAN REVOLUTION

Tho Daughters Of III" American R"vo-
lur.on Will meet ut the al"itorium Of tho
Y. ". c. 4. on "Wednesday. oct. 18th. III
stead Of tho %th. as or Sinrlly planned.
"w.ng; to the use If IT, room for pur-
posse: connected with -" presentation of
Iao pageant for which rchCarsals have
been "m. for Tic pet ten days. Miss
G"rrru.i" Garden w. address the meet
ing IN tn" subject Of h,r experiences
uy,rs,r. with the V. VI. c. y. service.
Th.r" will also be th'r features OF III"
program. The mcc1 iug Will be called at
= o'clock in the afternoon.
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JUDGE GARY
Continued From Page Ore.)

ploycd them
Senator Phippe Republican. Colorado
asked if it was possible before the war
70 secure necessary labor without en-
ploying forcicncrs and Mr.. Gary replied
in the negative. adding:
AT no time would We employ man
who would hr disl,yal 10 this countrj.
even il i would hHv" boon necessary TO
Close down our manufacturers"
Senator Mcclellan. Democrat. Tonnes
500. asked il the corporation before IN"
war. had imported foreigners under con-
tract. Mr.. Cary said il had not. but thnt
before tho contract labor law became
effective il was possible. but not prob
able that Foreigners had been imported.
IF you have no unionisU1.' Senator
Kenyon asked. who IS going to speak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
HOLY ROSARY FEAST
AT THE CATHEDRAL

Tho celebration nf tho Feast Of tho
Holy Rosary will be observed on sunday
evening ut 80 Mt ST. J"scrhs Cathod-
raj. N"spcrs Will be sung. followed by
Hcncdiction OF the Blessed sacrament.
During tho vcsn"r services thor" vii h"
n procession Of tho school children md
members Of the Blessed Virgin Sodality.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
FIGHTING MINISTER
SPEAKS HERE SUNDAY

Rev. J. Norman kIns. Of Lima. Ohio,
cha plain OF The 18th division and also a..
tho 3i0lh regiment, who VIII be the
SPEAKER Mt IN" Second Presbyterian
church, the coming Sunday. has tn" dis
ilnction or having won cHTtaincy in
the from lines in France. lie is an OK
ccptionally fine speaker ana on" we'll
qualified To hold the interest Of his
hearers on almost any subject which
may be selected for his sermon theme.
Al! arc cordially invited to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
"Y" NOTES

The 7. NJ. G. \. BOY Scout troop No.
20 held It's weekly meeting at the ~"
last night
The Y. NJ. c. A. orchestra Is getting
into shape for their winter season. Thu J"
have n really first class organization.
They meet for praCti"" every Thursday.
The "Y'' presented nm interesting; l,t;l"
movie show to its members last night in
tn clobhy of the building. The pruduc-
ton was Good to Feat" a snappy little
comedy.
Tho board Of directors meets this
afternoon. TO discuss several matters of
Importance to the institution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
EASIER NOW THAN LATER.

1t is easier To break up Il cold or check
n cough HOW than II Will Lee later. Pre-
%i>tcut bronchial coughs that hang on
all winter pay" the way for serious
throat nr,i lung diseases. l.. w. Day. Is
Campbell A.. r.. Detroit, Mich. writes:
Foicy'S Honey and Tar relieves one OIL
bronchitis very qUcNly. l hope never
t. have il again" This reliable family
m"dIc.nr for the relief of coughs, ColuS'
Group. hoarscuSs, etc. contains no
uriar.s. Children like it. Sold every
wh,r"
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Men Coming Back.

NEW YORK. Oct. @.--Improved condi-
tons in n" labor situation in the entire
steel industry were reported today at
tho offices of tho United states steel
corporation and tn" B"thl"h"m steel
company. Liuih companies reported that
rcn w"rc fast returning to work in all
Ii rirrS
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Confer with Railroaders.

WASHINGTON. oct. "A conference
between leaders Of tho steel strike and
representatives. Of thr"" railroad brother
hoods WAS held here tonight. No state
mont VS. forthcoming after tho meeting
her than that further discussions will
he held.
Cases in which members Of the rail-
rNad unions hccom" involved in tho
strike were considered. 1t was said.
II. L. wills, of the Locomotive Ensi-
nc"rs. said tn" only way III" railroad or
-1nlzati"Ns could tax" action would be
fer complaint 10 originate with locals.
md then hr referred fer vote. lie said
II WIS contrary I" In" long established
policy Of III" l;r"th"rhuUds to go out on
sympathetic strikes.
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CHICAGO. Oct. 2.-TL-~ steel mills to

CHICAGO. Oct. @-Tl>~ steel mills to-
i1y apparently made greater inroads on
IT," ranks Of IN" strikers than on any
tlor day of the steel strike in this dis
tract E"port% iud,rHt" that about Zoo
mon returned t. w"rk today. and mill
officials were rrcdi,t,ng operations on
basis Of fifty percent within few days.
Eu.nn leaders, however. while admit
ting that there probably had been some
sii:;irr d"f'rtioms from their ranks. de-
lar, d that such mon rs had returned TO
Hrrk wcr" common lahv-crs. They said
tho :killrd workers wcrc remaining on
.rrikr and that without th'm the mills
", rc virtually. helpless.
Reports from Gary. Indiana. stated
that about l.5NO strikers returned 10
work today.
Til" next largest gain for III" mills r"-
ported ~ this district was ut the Amcri-
can Stool and Wire Cumpany'S~ plat al
Wauk"r1n. Illinois. where. according to
report five hundred Of tho l.SoO strikers
had returned.
In South Chicago the Illinois steel
company was SAID to have added about
one huuIr"i m"n. Mill mon claimed
that 8 rollers. highly pail workers. and
n few rnachniSts. had broken from the
ranks Of tho skilled mon on strike
Tn" strikers r1nod NJ East Chicago.
Indiana, today. when tho Liberty InGn-
pendent plant clo@"d E'twc"u 100 and
500 mon were employed there.
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HERE AND THERE
ITEMS Of Interest IN Local People
About Wheeling Folks. Societies
and Organizations.

Receiver J. n. W'hittcmorn issued n
statement to tho effect that he believes
an agreement will he reached In the
Elm Grove fare rate case Of the West
Virginia Traction d Electric company
before October l.. when III" rat" hear
ing is scheduled to com" up h"fnr" tn"
public service commission at Charleston.
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LONDON. oct. Eth" authorities
have decided tina, rarltam, n wall not b"
called together in cong ;!'n VIII the
Industrial situation. \ demand 10 thu"
efsec, was t"lcsrarh"d ,N Premier Lloyd
George. by william Adamson. chairman
~ the labor party and leader Of II" op-
position in the house Of commons. yes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03

MINE DISASTER
WITH VIEW TO ASCERTA1N1NG
CAUSE AND FIXING RESPONSE
BILITY.
Eye witnesses Describe Row Building
Was Crushed Under Weight OF
the Train.

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was given out Mt the N"rth Nhc''HhE
hospital. that F''!e Johnson. '"l"'"".
and nephew James: NiC''ihS "l l""rS""f
MORNINGS fIchlnnu mime u'S"S''''
improving InP'",F an" "iV ,.,i..I
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on'' w IA Nc I,I,.l,i, Inbnson were
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w. w. HAsyc- 9''iS'
w. q. Meyers. who WITH his FAMILY
escaped from IN" wrecked hn'idinG'
portion or which was l"i' S'hh"'nE' was
dirty. diFhcv"l"d ana h1Ii-dr"SS"d wh"n
in'"rNi"w"d nv reporter Sh"r' t"'"
after IN" aCcldcnt occurred hal I'M
1T didn't make so mnCh noise "h'n
It hit" said Mr.. Meyers or maNhr
was too sound asleep nut was kn"'h"H
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15

The prorIlln ANNOUNCED for ucni
Frid1g "a The Womnu's club Nih -
on IumaaIIr nrInnrf. a Violin ruio.
HFIautn and friends tilentef). nlatcd
~ Nnntof William braichcri a paper
~ NInn narHTr. q dufi Narviine+i ~
Nu NnuIEeIie and NJ uoAhc. r..a-
l,r .1nufner rnIni 81 Nlau. ~ Nlaa
aInka f.hInn. tInnn solo. Chopin
NJ. lurnn" NInH DoIutny Cameron.
4laa lancIle rnuk. pianist. 4 social
honr viii follow. led ~ Mn j. NJ.
ChldraIof.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15

which vc clii ar0rrrHr -aU sirn1 nn
fInfsI AVID GitDTIW 40 fhuuah ON
I rIlrriwHvr % mo ifan urt. uf Niece
uH.Ur hHI f".I.H utH iu- frr wa H
rouutlrm muTIitI IutmH sfi rHIitu
faf rain fo uNl tro luru .Hld If mfu
hfu look tomorrow Ha.
Iu overs township and HINNEs ~.
our countries stricken hrru, of uhc
vHr vI1 dArN f1r % neat huIfrfcn
frfE Vino NHHrn uf Nuufn mfHI o.
uus.I footed. unr.HrmrH blind Ul o.
ttf. lfsIurnI HuH funUtf Iu fNr Nunlr
whore BE- uu0, dunrri fhr huiI of
Generation tu nrft" HFIlu rftf .HtH
tlr suuiiehi ol iUil health nnd Goo
urIrulpaa freedom Hl uuitIu'i IW'
80 omss tHr Hrr"l Notl Too
what tuufI Doc. |'nr fHr what f |
set In hrfHfo Ihs long r.I" ii,u
rwU uttr HrI HHi sitt. .IHN H.I
youth hu praised I"Urrvuff Con lNW|
NU IwIt fu fIn effort do rrfUfrtH
Nrrrr mess rnI i.'tN Boz frftHT
HU of Hrr tHHt r1n ur given nH't 4
f-f fHH hHmHr spirit. HItI
Uu rHr .uc. Uf tonor
f.,r OFF .rr witch Ih. ..ut'
Ittlp Hetfrf lamp H'HH m .N.rf
hplrf. Irrdlr 'u nf ..Dn pf uuH s.
fhe DID, CLOSE tHIuaf tHo
sounds scents ur ta,u known .
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ouf Iainrrs nnp0s. tnu ,lut,r Huu .
OFF uutnrrIHuu thIH lots cent uut sH'
diofa and suilufs forth to fNo Ions rl
IuUHrr. fu II'v IuIrr nf SUCH 's .
ud the bearing uf sn H|UHf .uI UE|.
pain Hr HHu newer lu tHIl The rHHH.
trI,a foH wIIrH th,U have dfr"d HHI
suffered have now Go play tlr.r uHfI
utN, s.HU fhurr tuuntHtH
neatly Hll aud something from rtfl
of su,rini ,hurm nui wonder Ii"r.fI
,ef boz mtmurf o"lN thr rHu o UH.
tuuutrk kuo NH ihr hidden u'Uri of
her. but Tor tIe eHEcr stranger niHf
lands hut, faces and NnIrr- WEIUH t.l
bim odd TRUTHS show biw sn''.
hcnutIau.
HTnucUf The country uI tHr 'nuH
romuncri Who rom sr, Fftnr, tni NOT
love h,f thU luui with tHH WNf,t o..
iuus smile. with thr rl"Hr tnuu.' ..
nud tho rIF. uncomfortable, H'I ar
.nr tu'rt' tIHu,r tho 'trfuul bpD 90
mathrr.rHsrtr HIr surely Will moe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15
roswell MOTIFS

The primary puplia Of Mas Vfr-
ginia Loekhart enjoyed a merry froiic
and class program last SATURDAY AZ.
tsrnoon ns her home. Each little pupil
was priyilesed 20 brins o Euest and
the afternecn was most dcliehtfuiiy
srent ~ the young folks These who
loon part IN The musical program,
which vns rendered. were Iva Adam
ron. ruuIlne and Opal chifdreral
Frances Ievers. fAnlc Fisher. Florence
Fletcher. Maxine Murdoek. Tommic
NAV WITT. Minnie Mcclure. Lawrence
Fnrlnndcr aud Mamie Lillian coN An
kinds 81 namta and delicious treats Of
candy fcT the pupils and their guests
concluded me afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. charles spence wc9
recent visitors from Carbon Tho
apent several days herr, visiting
fhehds ana cbmuihine uusincHs with
Nj ara Mrs. Pierce Perry and
Harold c1ark were recent visitors t.
Roswell from their mounipin homS "a
Olence
Major ana Mrs. Warren s BARLOW
entertained last sunday afternoon "a
3 O'Clock tea. complimentary 60 Miss
Katherine cnhoon, p EueaiH IN
cluded Miss Katherine cahoon. Mis-
sophie Church. Mias Mae u Garusr
Mun John I. Cassidy. Mr. and Mn
T.. A. Cnhoon. Major Trcutmau, haor
Thomas Captain Jones and Captain
Saunders.
Many changes have taken place re-
contly AZ the Mountain Htntes rcle-
phone a Telegraph coupunf's office
Mics Mary Cooley, who has been with
the company Tor several years. ton
last week 20 take up her new duties
at Denver. Miss Jean f1ttwilliaWA me
chief operator. - on a Ions leave OF
absence IN the north. Frank Mnrti.
formerly chief hneman n trouble
man. has taken up he new work na
local wire chief Many new opereiou
are also heinF initiated INTO ths
mysteries Of the telephone oNchR1ro
j. u. Reynolds. proaidcnt Of ths
Kansnh city Insurance compauN, hui
been spending some umo IA ttoawel
recentl, on matters Cd business, MI
Nevnoiae IL well known here and hh'
many friends. who are aiVnNr glad "a
SEE him.
Darwin Elicit. who o been in ths
Murine corps. stationed ~ 0uanticp.
Va. has been dlschnrgcd from ths
sery,ee tnd has returned home.
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receiving congratulations upon the ar
rival Of q son last Saturday
Mss hnthnuuc tthuun iCt We'd.
ncadny for her home w California. nf-
ter y pleasant VISIT here with her pur-
cnis Mr. ana Mrs D. A. Cahoon Msf
Cnhoon q been librarian ~ Wood
land for the past "a but VIII Doe
tfankferrcd 20 sun Irnnrlseo upon hcr
return.
Mrs E D. Todf and hcr mother.
Mrs. NJ y McClauc 81 r,rnnne. OKLA
who spent several weeks ~ Roswell.
have returned to their home.
The community house. board mot
recently Tor ~ regular February
meeunr Routine business wus trans.
utied Members Of the hoard pres.
ent wore Mayor a. N. bow VIII e.
Lawrence. Claude simpson. MIR NJ %
Hummort. Miss Lurillc Woodward
Mrs q. ~ beeHen, Mrs. w. " Fail
and Mn Gracn r. Hear
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M~sopA,ENs =



me ornrk Milling has
clnnnd down their mill ~ NnednIana
on ccoun OF he decrease IN ~ nnct
Nre rrea Garrison Of rhlcana Ia
here drIfnx her parents. NJ. and
Nfa. Iaa4nN rruWu Of tho Hotel IIalL
IN. ~ NJ For- was rHlra -
rhonf.- Ara. Thuradat ~ the illn~ns
Of h9f aaiff. Ma. ThomHa khta-
nannh
III ~TIalnhnrdf uns ~ Na4fnIrna
rusadnt on buslr4es connected with
hIr ranch.
lo1tph n coIIIns az Reserve una D
EaEd4ilnl tlaItcr the FRET ~ the
wf9E.
q ". nahl or the patn n~eirhbor-
hood spent SATURDAY and SUNDAY lu
M~andniannl
ludn1 "A. Z. EpIccf o. eocorro spent
Tucsda, IN NaFdnlsna. art
W. ID Mnfutla 81 Iuemadu spent
saturday nleht N Nanaaisna o. Ms
wal 70 Texas. where hia wife 81 asf-
iouat ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15

|AA
az coutno you would. BclnE hu-
man. yor ecuidn't DO otherwise.
Nov n - osslossis inp0aslple Tor
All OF ~ 10 40 to Armenia or 20
Nfryrln or Persia or 10 The HOLY
land. hut IN each Of These countrieN.
and ln other paris Of Western Asia
fherr are not horses but human be-
lnra. thousands upon Thousands Of
shrm. Who are trembling. fooisorc
hnif starved. shriterieas and heiplcna.
ans thes arr foehiy calling n iook.
ine across 70 you with imploring eyes.
pcrhaft u IL = good Trims tnet lon
nnnof 40 To- this atftcken acctinn 10
nsn with your own cyta tho unupeAk-
nhlo M nerg and hofrur thai prcsnltA
fof thefc nre aHhtH there today that
would shake down The tcry pillar. o.
t.aur soul CIiIdr4r whose bodies
have bcrn esucliy mutiiafed 20 that
thev will h. helpless and dupendent
erlnplen al their lives. Thousands %
voung womcn who have heen thropfh
worse fhan death. q Who are cor
aalfuflonnliy ruled. nefh who nave
l,eon d~cllbcrnfsly rendered unit 70
urrk. ~ mnny eases haInstrung
sHorrbla'' u n weak word 90 use IN
deacrlhlrr these conditions. There
are millions of innocent people hter-
ally dVlna ~ exposure and starvation
Mear~hile We here In America. who
have never known what vnnt and suf.
fcriur mennf hnNe an and
fnfk Of AN -era Of pronperiiy.'
foa. NJ are gulng 20 have an ere
a. prosps ritv and the ~ setting tor
IA mtrnn that We shall do q full
chr afinn rnrt In relieving tho wants
~ fnerr mirnrnhlo people who arr
ihn eictimt-ihc real vicumt-of the
VIII.
isssry nelf supporting citizen OF this
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Repair Of tho soidiorH disabled ,n
the war and thoir restoration Co self
support, is the sicrcd duty nov cuu-
fronting Tho allied nations, Hc'otding
20 John gaisworthy. writing In tho
current issue OF No American jour.
nal OF Care tor Cripple
n IA O. graphic picture of the lnak
drawn by Mt. GuisworthA, The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15

io~n should feel Il o prisilras 10 nise
a. least ore DAYS pay o. incumr
toward this cause Let's put Albu-
qucrque ri the top q 2 . real Amer
dfIte for feIef 81 thu Near East
opens.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15
Educators approve Efforts of
Evening Herald and Ruralist
To Improve School Conditions
NEW MEXICO DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Johnathan II. Wagner, superintendent
John v. Conway, Assistant
Santa Re.

Editor. Evening Herald,
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Dear Sir -
At the recent state conference Of administrative school oft
ciais consisting Of the heads Of our state educational institutions,
our county and city snpcrintendents, and members OF boards OF
education was instructed 10 write you 10 express the high APP
nrecirtion that the conference holds for the services which you
have so effectively rendered through The EVENING HERALD
and the NEW MEXICO RuRALIsT for the cause Of education
o. omr state.
IN complying with their instruction | wish 10 state further
that 1 Do 70 with great pleasure TO myself
With highest regards, | am,
Very truly yours,
JONATHAN WAGNER.
State superintendent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15
Putting On a
Good Front

4 GOOD FRONT is very essential-an
~ indication of refinement.
If you want to put on a really good front,
want to wear shirts and collars that are
washed clean, starched thoroughly and
ironed properly, send your laundry to us.
The more critical a man is the better we
like it, and the better he'll like it. The
pains we take with his linen will add much
to his dressiness and he. can rely upon
every bundle coming back to him in perfect
condition.
Excelsior Laundry Co.
Phone Ut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15

Tho IUII0NIHH Np1T1I ~ p ~
from The publicity Dnnran of y Ar
menlan ucIIef campaign. A puts
Vsfr simply ne things We 81 know
IN ! plea direct nom headquarters
"a u 1notnd In full
would You Hcir q STARVING Hon..
Nnu Iu1nc upon q ucmuhnF'
f~osinofe. half .aiarsn2. helpless hofse
witch ntlfAna lr<nly ~ looked ~
son With lnhplurine eyes. what ~on'a
you Do =.