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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
AND QUEEN OF
BELGIUM TO VISIT
GENERAL PERSH|NG

tNuumuut March w. KING Nlhtft
und Queen Elizabeth Of belgium Will
arrive here tomorrow Tor a threr-daN
visit 20 General lershinE They are
expected "a make the trip from
brussels by aifplHno.
The kinF and queen VIII 80 direct
20 General PerHhinE's curteau, a Few
miles from 'hnumont, and Will IN
suert u guard Of honor composed ct
picked troops from the American
Nrcrs stationed near thnumont
They Will have Dime. with General
rcfshiuE and will spend the night AZ
the chateau.
On THURSDAY the king and queen
will come 10 Chaumont 90 attend "a
formal reception In their honor az
the city han The party VIII then
90 by automobile to M~ontigny. sur
Auhe. the headquarters OF the eighth
American army corps. They will take
luncheon with the commander ~ the
corps aud will review the siEt dlyis-
ion Returning 10 the chateau they
viii receive the VlNilinn and military
members ct General porshinE's STAR.
the French officials of Chaumont ami
the chipfs Of tho various allied mis-.
sions stationed ID Ghouriont IN the
evening they Will dine with General
porshinE his personal starr. tho
yhirfs ~ the allied missions. and a
number of American o%ficers
Friday morning b KIM ana
queen viii go by automobile 10 fhnI-
mont 60 witness the guard mount az
general headquarters They will then
ro 10 the headquarters of he Amer
lean first nrmy nnd have luncheon
with Lieutenant General iigrett, tho
commander On tho afternoon they
VIII see q football game between two
American army teams. after which
thoN viii return tn Ghaumont 20 dine
with Gsuerul pcrshinH and 10 at
tend O. theatrical performance by
American soldiers In The evening Tho
king aud queen viii leave Ghuumout
for brussels saturday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
TERRIBLY SWOLLEN
;ufiesius Described As Torsurs
Relieved BY Black raurhs.

Rossyiiie. Ca. = Mn Kate lee Abe. Il
his plaee, writes, "My husband Il On
.ng,neer, and once while Hitting. he In
'arcd himself with a piece q heavy m,
.hlnery. scfoss The abdomen. We was
70 10 he could not bear 10 press on
himself a ail, on chest OF abdomen. Ne
weighed i5 lss., and fell oil unil he
weighed 10 lbs. IN two weeks.
ne became eonstlpaied and u looked
IKE he would die. We had three different
doeion. yet with eli iheif medicine. his
bowels tailed 10 scf. he would turn up
q ten-een, bottle Of castor oil. and drink
Il two u three days In succession. lie
nd this yet without result. We became
desperate. he suffered so. Ne was swol-
len terribly. he told me HE suffering
could only be described as torture.
sent and bought Thediorc's Black
D-aughi. made him take q big dose.
and when Il BEGIN 10 ACT he iairied. he
vas In such misery. bui he got relied and
began 10 mend al once. Ne got wei.
and We both feel Ne owes HE We 70
mediofd's Dia.k- Draurht."
nediofd's Black nurhi wliheip ycu
p keep "a, ready Cor The DAYS work.
tv ~ Nc-iH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
CITY TREE PLANTING
DRIVE IS UNDER Way,
MANY TREES ORDERED
Chamber Of Commerce Reminds
Its Members in a Letter Of the
Advantages to BE Gained by
Ordering Under the Drive Plan.

Plant a tree" il the slogan which
IN rapidly spreading through Aba
querque since The spring planting
campaign was launched. The tree
planting commission haA arranged a
plan whereby trees can he secured
"a reasonable prices and have made
certain specifications ir qualify and
the manner OF planting which wiil
practically guarantee the growth OF
the tree. Aside from this arrange.
ments have been maze with the city
tor furnishing cheap water 20 those
Who desire u Tor their treea
The campaign h. nearing IL emf
and hundreds OF trees have been or
dered. To bring the tree drive again
before ths people tho chamber Of
commerce this morning sent the fol.
loving letter 20 he members
TO the Members o. the Albuauef-
que Chamber OF Commerce.
Tho purpose OF this letter IL 10
make Hurc that you have not over
looked doing your share In the Tree
Planting Campaign which IN being
conducted this sprinT under the aus.
pireF Of the Chamber Of Commerce,
tho a. = Forrest Service. and the city
Commissioner.
The Albuquerque Tree Planting
Comm 'saon. composed OF tho most
80 MN|M W WV NNNNH NNMN NMNN
down q set ~ specifications for plant
Ing trees under ~ peculiar climatic
conditions.
AN individuals In the tree plant.
ina business have been asked 10 hid.
stating pflCft per tree az which thoy
would meet these specifications A.
q result two bidders have been hp.
proved aud given u certificate %
accommodation signed hy tho Com
MU"MUNHaH HILMH ~ N.Haa-a
Phone 2to2 q T. and Frank e. San
chez Phone s2a
These ceriinsd contractors are
nov soliciting business with property
uNrrfH ul tho following prices.
Trees planted with special accuuin
diri. 81 90 90 g. each. trees planted
without special ART. $40 to $50
each, Trees delivered. but not planted.
90 cents Co ~ each.
"Fuli details as IA kinds af trees
recommended. und the exact mrthnl
% planting. Will be- furnished by the
contractors or hy this office on ap-
plicatlon.
These certified contractors will
conduct their psrutlona under the
supervision 81 an Inspector. WHOSE
s%erNices have been kindly furnished
by Tho Forrest Service. and who Will
operate under the direction OF IN.
INV NNNIANNnI WIFI MNH
That the specifications are carried
u n hat ursi-clafh stock and
ttfri-class service are delivered.
For III special benefit Of own.
90 Of unimprovcd property the Ell
hos offered To water trees ~ the fiat
rate ot 81 per tree once each week
from the time Of planting 10 Novom %
her ., 1919 This will enable vacant
lots 60 be planted Application Tor
the special service may be made a.
this office
70 you own uny implanted prop.
eriv. you are urged 10 plant trees this
year. IN DOING ~ you Will make IL
sound financial investment and con
fer q benefit upon the whole com.
munity| For fuil particulars apply
90 this office or call up one Of IN.
c-ontfuctorE
Albuquerque Chamber Of
Commerce"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
HUN WAR MINISTER
DENIES CHARGE Of
UNDUE SEVERITY
Reinhardt Says That Stringent
Measures Taken by Government
Against spartacans Were Re.
quirei to Meet Situation.

u,fln. March a. colonel Rein.
hufit fhs pruaHian wHr minister. de.
Tended the government troops today
ln n speech in tho dlot against tho
charrts Of brutality in the Berlin
riutus Ito declared the summary
execution order Of Gusiayo Nuskr
ths minister of dsfCuss. directed OF
rebels with arms boz THEW hands was
required D., the situation
colonel H%,inbardt was continually
interrupted b. bowls and N%itfinlir re-
marks from the independent social
.sfs Answering the allegations Of tho
independents and communists that
they intended the general strike 20
ts u %p'acsuhlr one Colonel Rein
hlfdt recalled ~, repeated orders Of
the government Tor the surrender OF
100 weapons IN unauthorized hands and
hv declared that Notwithstanding
these orders the government troops
found on SUNDAY in the single small
suburb Of Ailctshnf ~ machine
guns $50 niles. gdgt huNonsts and
40 900 cartridges The war minis.
ief snid that the government troops
ct o. kiurl. division hnd lost 20 orr.
rffs Hud Fn enlisted men ur 90 Thurs
LAY nrd h. charged that some Of
these rHl been tortured hy the 3d..
surTcu'F
Hrtr RcinhHrdt assaulted Adolf
Hoffman. the minister OF education
Tor iofming FORMER Emperor William
re- dessrter
Aut other decision Whu,h the
kaiser could nave made ON hat NINTH
uf NuNomhs said tho wur minister
must necessarily have led 90 FUR
'h'f snnEuiuarN fighting and 90 fur.
thsr ga uucsa whether W. baltic
aEninst The enemy or IN ci,il wur tn
order 10 prevent This, boz other words
through pure humanitarian and pa.
irintiU feelings. the kaiser went 10
Holland"
iuul Hirsrh, Tho minister presi.
don't added his Warning to the indie.
peuden; socialists present that 10 Dc.
pended upon thsm whether there
must De h rUn'wal OF Minister Nohkt'n
ugtrDp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
Local Red Cross Work
Brings New People to
Interest in the City

Mia. MafFar,t e. rruokc aud hcr
mother have come tn Albuquerque amt
taken a cottage uu East central ur
Miss Brooke IL a. take charge uf n
branch ~ the home s.rNic. f'r the
lied Gross Miss brooke lived Tor
mefiY 10 Philadelphia. where she was
concerted with the health department
From there size wtu To- Denver u
became c%ounectc. with the a. e. III
vision headquarters m the care Of
transient and disabled soldiers d
Will haV, charge here ~ the tran
sisnt and disabled soldiers VINO are
not In hospitals ur snnatorumH
Mr. DrrHf Mrmhaurh the district
I vision agent 81 the Red Cross viii
take rhurgs ct the transient u lis.
thied soldiers who are ~ Murpii, ~
,%auntouuu tfe viii also take the
place ct Mr iNi. ksrshaW Who r"-
signed on account of Illness Mr. Mem.
haurh has taken u place on Forester
avenue aud expects Co Doe Joined
shortlk hy his wife
captain carr has donated "a yHarlinF
Dlf tu the re Drnss which Will De-
-uld ~ the riitleurns convention at
the end Of the week ana the proceed.
turned 20 60 th. local fund
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
Second Entertainment
OF s. r. Reading Room
System at Y. Saturday

The Santa ~ railroad. through 10
entertainment Organization. will offer
III employees an excellent program on
Saturday EVENING. March .2nd. at the
\ NJ a. A auditorium The company
consists Of slN performers. under the
auspices 81 the United States Railroad
Administration Concert CO. and IL
considered the best company ever on
the line, % consists of solo singers. a
ladies' quartetto n reader and dancer
% q piAnisis nll Of whom are ~
recognized ability.
Mr. HuHssr, superintendent % the
santa 70 reading rooms, says that he
considers this one OF the rarest op-
purtunities TO hear good music and
superior reading that the santa Fe has
over been able 60 offer through ~
entertainments yHiem. and he urges
ever one 90 take advantage 81 a. II l.
the desire of the road 90 secure really
excellent musicians and readers. hut
u IL not always 10 fortunate as 10 re-
cure the services Of such talent a.
these ladies OF Topeka possess. The
personnel IN 40 follnwHi
bradbury Munson, pianist and man.
aEvr Mary Burnett. mezzo soprano;
Jane jo-hn. ropranos Metina kono.
pnsek, contrnito HaHeiie Paxton. So
prunu, Louise iatmuroauN, reader aud
dancer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
Boys Summer Camp in
Mountains Plan of "

The Young Mems christian 20
ton propose go have u camp fot boys
in the mountains this summer Ar
J. D Mullen. the supervisor ~ ne
Alanznno national forest has prumiH'
cd that thoS Will select O. Tine loca
ton Tor the camp % u WILL Dec oprn
to all boys organizations ~ course
the 'Y' viii avail Itself 10 this ana
uithnuyh the exact site has not been
rhusen. ID Will De- some plbUp iu the
sandal mountains amt VII be under
AIR Mullens supervision buyr from
twelve years Ola up Will hr sen Boz
groups Tor periods ~ from ten days n"
tive weeks fpT q wonderful vacation
Those who are Interested may make
enquiries from Nj spruce az th" y
" q 4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
WAR SAVINGS STAMP
CAMPAIGN is TO Be
RESUMED HERE SOON
Orders Have Been Received From
Treasury Department and Thrift
Drive Soon VIII Ne Started
Throughout Country.


t'pou orders from tho ieserai treas
vp department 81 DALAI. Texas, the
oampalen for h sale u War stamps
viii H.. resumed In al Intensive man
nor meeting 81 all officers and
workers of the committee here was
held last night ami Arrangement
wer. completea for the ing on OF
the drive Immediately
The driye viii he along Thrift lines
and a house 10 house canvass viii
nrobabtv not be made. but everything
viii he done by the teams and officers
10 hrlnr The slogan 'thrifts 10 ever
citisen's eyes.
Hootbs will be stationed In alI stores
and other public places whore people
conEreEnte and ever effort Will be-
made 10 continue the idea % thrift in
10 plnca a. uppermusi IN the minds
Of an peopia.
The following l. % lIst u. the Off.
GERS ~ the committee hsre and the
names % the member ~ the various
teams
D. ~ Coonr. county chairman. Wal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
Mrs. Corby to Speak
On Christian Science

A, The Crystal opera house tonight
AZ B uciolk. Mrs blanche X Cor
by. e. = IS 81 Los Angeles will lee
turs on the subject htisiian sell
succ. the heteiauur Of Truth MIR
rurhy arrived lost o. Eht on santa 70
train No from Phoenix, Arizona
here she irctured before q large Hu-
dlunre These lectures are fer the
purpose of correctly presenting the
teachings o. Christian science 10 the
public Mrs tufhy is n ~ twenty
four lecturers selected by the direc.
tors nf the Mother church. The First
church ct christ. scientist in Boston.
Massachusetts These lecturers con.
stitutr what b. known us the board
~ lecturcahip ~ the Christian sri"us"
church. aud ore au veil qualified tu
Present CORRECTLY the teachings "i
g. htistlnn Science
This lecture BEL provided Tor uy the
christian Science surIatN 10 this cts
aud nl ate cordially Invited Co. at
o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
DRIVE FOR FUNDS
TO BUY Colonies
BIRTHPLACE BEGUN
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Starts Campaign 70 Raise Funds
TO Establish Museum; oontribu.
tions Solicited.

The Woman'a Roosevelt Memorial
association. organized IN January I'M
medihteiy after tho death of Colonel
Roosevelt, has jurt announced the
form Of the permanent memorial
Nhich ~. women u America viii
erect 90 IN memory Of the great
leader.
The association IL 10 acquire cot
unel Runscvrits birthplace az - East
Twentieth street. and the adjoining
property az 20 Eant Twentieth street.
New York city. The place % his
birth is 10 be restored and the interior
reprnducsd Mud the whole "iiooae-
welt HOUSE with ~ assembly halls
H. 20 hs not merely IL museum. not
Etovth ~ auf great American. 60 be
visited hy those from an over the
county who loved nm nmd who would
study the Influences that made up hia
rruwth. D. Dr. To- be-. more D this t
centre ~ citizenship activities Il Nv
ING thinE. 10 plYe where the boys and
the rlris NJ Nmsrlct and the men
AMI women ns well Will come to-
rrfhIf lu citizenship activities. In or
fef SHAT their UNDERSTANDING OF AM
erica may become deeper and keen
or. sud ln order that the great ideal
Vt practical strNic. - our country Of
indsfturahls activity ln its behalf,
shail etif ana move with vivid power
Hll Americans that frequent Ur visit
Roosevelt House
That toipnei ROOSEVELT vignr 81
Tie robustness Of belief. and energy
~ viii may be oisrnaliy recalled to
the youth % America, b. the rcal tpirit
and background ~ this memorial
sale tho uiflcerH Ut The association IN
maKiur their announcement at the
Hsfocation offices at East 5sth
street Long uud careful cuuaidera
ton his been given o. the POSSIBLE.
tlss Mrs leonard wood is TIE hon
urlrs president ~ the association aud
Mrs William curtis nsmursst is the
president other Officers include Mr..
Joseph o. Chults Mrs MhltDlaw
t,in. Mr. Thomas Preston Mrs hob.
orc uHsuu Mr. James Nunsntslt Mr..
William iHt 81 'uttInE Mrr Elihu
Robert M.ufhrsp Mr. James r
I,ttItt Mr. HENRY q Alexander
Mrs John Henri tisUIuoud Mrs
ftsuH Wee Mood. Ate charles
s.. Bryan 1ud air. \ Barton Hep
burn
I've uuw urFc every woman boz
AmrrirI wuo believes That the spirit
81 Hnu.'Nslf BE- the spirit ~ q greater
America iUd VI t suundrI AWrrltau
south. tu Join us. Htid tn pIrl iert
ut the f.auriHtIuU We went ;hls
memorial tH Ht raised not uN small
Iruup ct women hrr, and .a,.r, bat
boz ths Wunru of Nfl" I'H 900 s great
bod, following H nation Wide impulse
mus 90 memorable tnv great Twins
spirit $40 want 90 ssp carried on h
That a ih, Now'u % the mothers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18

~ America We should thus IN this
concrete. symbolic yet practical way.
in the place and the mouse of hts
birth, hand on the torch OF that viz.
orOus flaming never-d dying spirit to
the youth ~ Anorlca.
"A few years aEu Colonel Ho0sc-
welt wrote to u friend protartlng
against meaningless mauSOicumA and
monuments 20 The dead u seemed
unthinkabie 10 ~ 10 %prrp"iuate hts
memory IN that wy colonel Hoosc.
welt lives he, being dead. yet speak.
eth We want a place set a side FOR the
objects aud Ideas that characterised
him. perVad,d BY the influences that
developed him. a gathering place Tot
the men and women and boys and
girls be loved, where ms voice may.
year after year. he clearly and strong
~ heard. In the letter We have just
spoken Of tho colonel wrote, A. fot
the rest % ~ who with failures aud
shortcomings but according TO out
lights. have atrivcn tn lead decent
liVes-if any friends of ours wish "a
commemorate us aftef death. b way
a. do u n ~ E0me expression Of goos
deeds TO those who are stli living
No contribution n too small Tue
ns~soclation WISHES this to be an all.
American tribute The names u all
who give u dollar OF more are 90
uo Inscribed IN a book Of donors To be
placed In the memorial Every con.
iributor will receive - a receipt, the
emblem Of the association which ~ a.
be a small hron1s pin beartnE one of
the %coionera best hkenesses
The work must be begun imino.
dlRtsiy II " urged that subscriptions
and contributions be- sent At once Ia
the treasurer Airs A. Barton Hep
bum, New Nnrk Trust Company.
East i1th street. New NurE riil. ana
that his public notice BE- considered
as m individual appeal TO an AWeri
cans eager 60 90 hunur Co. Colonel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
K. OF c. Secretary to
Talk Tonight on His
Experience Overseas

\. 4. Herrere % santa Fe. will
speak tonight al the regular meeting
u the knights ~ Columbus % be-
held at - Mays halt upon hts ex-
pcriencc- ~ secretary Tor that organi-
sation Ion France Mr. Bergcfe was
with the furticfh division for some
time ana saw mann boys from New
Mexico Don't miss hearing him tho
meeting viii he open AZ \ o'clock.
music and cigars Tor all Visiting
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
or WAR
BAKER MAY ATTEND
STOCKMEN'S MEET
Special Invitation Has Been Issued
Him by Committee in Charge as
He Will Be In FL Paso at About
That Time.

Secretary Of War NewtOn D. itaksr
viii probably be- IN Albuquerque on
March 20 To- attend the annual con
,ention Of the New Mexico Cattle and
Horse Growers association n viii
undoubtedly attend the Gnttiemen's
smoker which will have Tor ~ main
feature three boxing bouts. The con.
testnnts haing for the most part army
huyf
Secretary Baker viii he IN ~ Puso
In company with General clayton
Marsh nj other high military Off
ciais on Mach ~ Tor q military In
Fpsctlon The chamber ~ commerce
cuUmittee hHF sent 70 special inNits
ton 20 Az baker 60 attend the Cat
tlnmeu'H convention ANA % o. expect.
ed that he wln arrive here for the
sessions ~ March 20 and tho smoker
following
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
RUB NEURALGIA
AWAY! END PAIN
Instant relief from nerve tor.
ture and misery with old
st. Jacobs Liniment"

Get d small fflHl bottle
Hun Ibis soothing penetrating Nuis
HIcnt flFh' Iutu the sore iuflam.d
nerves sud like magic neuralgia dts.
HpErtrH - Jacobs ilnlmeht con
puDl. pain D. be- IL harmless neuralgia
I,l.cf which duosu burn ur disculor
tine skin
Don't suffer- tts sn needless Oct
IL small trial bottle from any drug
store aud gently rub the aching
usrkrs and n Just q moment you
viii hr tlsulutylN free from pain ache
Hud SUFFERING aut what viii plrnr'
lnu more b., that the misery viii
tnt uuUc back
Nu difference whether Yuur pain or
neuralgia misery b. lu m" face head
CO.. % part of th, body. sou get In
staut relief aus Without injury
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
BauI,~hip Iiack with Yank-.

newport News Va. March lA -
on the hattlrshlp South Carolina.
which arrived hero today are Logs uf.
ficcrs ana men including casual com.
panics from Texas and Iowa The
Louisiana brought gNP troops. iuclud-
Ing mobile surgical unit number tUl
and u casual company from Texas.
Eleven Officers ana TN &c civilians al
90 were aboard The Arcadia brought
the MN ammunition train complete
and Casuals from Texas The nm
h. a unit Of the old Lone star di,i-
sion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
Renovstine Plans
Under Way at the
Guarantee Clothing Co.

Paper hangers and painters are
bus, todu, ~ tho Guarantee clothing
CO. doiug some spring r%rtuuthinr
The effect that will he obtained
whom the work iH finished will moro
than ntHkc up for the Hlirht incun
Neuiencr NE work INA cause and
viii brighten up the store consider
ably and uii materially To It's a..
'ruttIN tuttF.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18

Stockholm Monday. March o.
llnhtinr has been resumed against the
: ulsheyiki along the entire Lithutn
an front. according tn an official
statement issued ~ Lithuanian head.
Quarters which adds that the Enishr.
and paElriai southeast uf wilma we
are advancing VIGOROUSLY, furUlug
he enemy to retire along tho whole
front the statement c%Onrtudcs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18

Washington March "a william .
lfNlu whu ha- been 900 for several
weeks Ht tho home ~ friends here.
had recovered sufficiently TODAY Co
iuiu MIR Bryan ~ l baltimore hotel
where tomorrow they will celebrate
AR MAau'H uftN ninth anulVersatN
Nts ltyau also has been 90 aud only
luda, vas able Co leave u hospital 100
baltimore
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
Wanderer Prefers the
County Jail Here to
Freedom in FL Paso

= Sick, indlEcnt and migratoriiy .
y Inclined. John collins. 81 ~ Pn. =
= 30, prefers ms county JAIL iusAl- =
= huuueruus a. freedom In ~ pnao =
= when ne was sentenced 10 ihlr- =
= ~ days Tor vaEruncy, by Justice =
of the Peace W " Mcclellan =
= the other day. Collins, with tears =
= ~ Joy IN hls eyes. turned TO a =
. hysiandrr and said =
y Yea don't know how grateful =
y feel an tired % sleeping IN =
= vacant lots and alleys In ~ =
. fasn Nuw ! mn going 10 have =
. q roof over my hrnH aud three =
= square meals y DAY =
ee@N Aeeeae
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
LEMON JUICE is
FRECKLE REMOVER


Squeeze the iuico OF two lemons IN
TO u bottle containing three ounces
Of orchard white, shake we'll and you
have u quarter pint of The best
frocklc ana tan lotion and complex.
ton hruuufier at very, NrrA small
cost.
Your rroccr has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter VIII
supply three ounres Of orchard white
for IL few cents. Message this sweet
ly fragrant lotion into b face. neck,
armH ana hands each DAY and see
how frockles ana hlomiHhes disappear
nnd how clear soft nnd white the
skin becomes Yes! IL ~ harmless,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
Bulletin on Excess
And War Profits Is
Received at c. of c.

War profits and excess nrnfiia
tuf"s n the name Of "a bulletin which
has lust been received 81 the cham.
hef ot commerce from the Guarantee
Trust company ~ New York.
The bulletin contains u complete
text ana explanation of these rather
Intricate tax matters and has been
filed with the chamber library. Al
person. Interested In these types 81
tuN questions o. invited 10 make
free use ~ the bulletin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
no p,obe nl-hop', Cnmuc

Washington. March ls-furthcr
information regarding the reported
capture hS villa bandits at cruces.
Mexico. Of Bishop Joseph g. Benticg.
81 the Mormon ChHtch, and James g.
Whottcn. % Mormon m~is@ionary, n
being awaited by the state depart.
mcnt before "a course OF uctien ii
considered In transmitting the re-
port today. American consular OFT
cer stated that investigation Was
being made.