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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28

D rnuhIuNs nmtru To NN thilsl
good hearted, o. 10 giving boz and
Twins uu had Irrumt I habit be- va
nscaua. . had always been sompeiiHi
10 forget NV own dctirr. aud D..
what I could got
thuught of mf approaching uuir
Mage with perfect tuntUrturut 7
iutrf NHutilI, when We we're mar.
rioI hr would show m0 more gif'a.
ton would feel free Co low NUN,
should hy my IS boss sIId t.ts
over and over tu mNsslf gl'sfullN J
should he the mist.vfs Of my "
lnfno Not su eisgsut % one nH Elaine
brad. but ur tsftrf than o. one 20
witch ! had always boz % ufHurIDt Z
1 could bus new clothes WHOM I need
rI them could wulr uae ,ulurs :
wuntUa to. the once Git Nould hiIug
out my oolorinr and mrh 49," u'''rc
attractive. th.i could Iu HFtff tniua
wanted 90 thon mti & ptnpi" 1i-
WAYS did So ! thought tp uuny
other riris think.
ulmsumea protected o. h'iiH. go
NuutIis. strN II.utII. Hut .H H uUH
allowed ans uut'H wishes fH iut'If
with bis plans Io ouiN tuiiui uui
wruf uu H be- Intended iirc CT
twice during fHt few H#HiF vf uuI
with him Ibuuf auWrt.lU- iH JiltN'i a
pHDs,urp tirr uuItk sDuWl n, v.Iu
luE shake cot tNu bead lUUl uH.' h.fI|
u''lsl fr Iuae mN mouth aud 90 .r.
Uspf UIs ..uH
We we're Co bc married i1 vrot
Unexpectedly NautIl, nod &c., ',i io
fuLs bic Iusin'sH Co t utlHlh,I"
tttt The offices the muuutH,tutr B.
plant would remain Ahrro % was
WHH delighted Z never 90 trIf
sI,I. never been uWHt frum home
lltsfIllN I know nothing az any uth,r
riHrt NHut.llr hud been 900 over ihr
pounfn ard to Eurou, twice, U' hli
Intended u two weeks wedding trip
300 NOW Dec ftld guinE % Sew York
un H business top WuIli ave 90 an
swnH ON our return We wuuld stay o.
hotel until Pc found n suitable huutv
when N. Nnull send fpr nIH th.raH
mtsfiy furniture which came tn him
with thp house when bio parents dlpd
VIII throw o. oui und nat n"N
2 .IHI 20 myself whom t' discussed
hIa plans
TOME frinl any ono Carved ulriiu.
HIHfiE HnsIHs, wpH eDira nNIs from
Them nIl uuloas o. wis lHi "
seemed suI|h
Don, SOON viii no ,,r, happy.
IHHs boz rIli fu Wr when We Wen,
.UH HIuHu l IrU moments Then
ifr hri fu H.HI NUrtn Don't uI#
r.tu. especially about money o.
IItIhs down r mans htuliN 60 Doe ul
.HtH tHiur tu iu anon. fnIu NU nIs
strength tu Iu
lss,l dad .ud laughed boz 'h.
-l't uf WN uHlrlug anybody ]
shouldn't dare
~ WIS H glorious dHN Boo bUfuu'
when Nr w'r. married boz 900, pariHr
uf zoos homie With uu ono boot father
Hud mother Hud be- frw of NIUsIIls
HrI Wt most utmit, friends us wit
U,HHua and guests was murrisi boo
mN travelling drsHH ut dark blue. Hl.
though Z had ,ttod desperately when
mother told Wv Z must Z so wanted
10 white sltiu dress win H uulir Veil
Hnd orange blossoms such lH Eiuinc
HHd and such Is she had given El4i
lUt cried nf uiEht when uu uu ucW
~ Iui told mother DO was 900 r.Ehf
WHOM aho regretted . couldn't hv mar
ried 900 style.
Nu hour otter the simple service I
WtH uu the tHlu speeding to Sew
N.rk Dad eaten uuthiuE and asked
MIutIllr DO mlEli hHN, somvthluH
from tho dIniuI car
newer iiuD until owen. W, viii
go in promptly WIS his roplN to hIi
huuaN bride
ar. A.. .HA.HU....N
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28

AhH
~ Dr. not ~ 600 astonishing tnnt n
uts ful a. man aa MuuNlllc NNdp
uuIl uU W%uHtrrful u his wouiug ~"
|uk t ,utI,b fnr gwutod tlf1t I WIs
lIN tu Marty him Whenever Dee
.HHl HH really wac not oniN
ilF boat HUHluuH dd not uIihilr
loo Int mHuuUr OF hH wuuiuE Moth.
wHs u~tllgUteti. she ,hhuaUd Co.
tfl W'. seemed moru us she had Co
iu. Hud liaa could ave uo
n.Ht, Ir.U,lu. mo- iurg, wridIus.
nf vfs uu longer au un-
Ifruul thili even Whom I Nultri WA
auHIa wHa puor dear Suaiu
! HupDi flIf wnsn wus married
HtIIIr Nuuli call tue outo pct
1000 GOO .tsu sIp uuNtf nHi ht'u
billed ANYTHING hut Sustn 90 mt hl"
liNe ono. Boz u luug time dHd would
ll mp lusH wanted tn uak MHus
IliH fu ElNr mr H prt numr ~ hiH
Nu. hut I dllu't huys tho rDuftrs
,UpI. thuuehf 0 diIu't have Hu'
uf kh0ur uf Hl 1 uIsa the, we're
PRETTY nearly rEht Z overheard H
AoWlu With whom mother bad been
INu|fH fur years HIN
illw dIi susun ever rri up rnHI
'r iH aE wee s1' - such m',h
80 u,I, b. ,sp mnsicfnl o.,
IUI flp ttpH of WHu who would
iva Ir BOSS BOD Dots own house Dr.
Ufrt that sulu bel rather meek ui
.HH. tu .|HU IH Will Dr.. HHua
Boz because of Chat wllllnru,
ON l,du't moan That didn't
d. susan Mothers tome hti n'Hu
Hs.r,rf I Hsr Wuri- were NOT
800. | auoi hearted girl iut .
Iuh 3 never "tw rlrl Fif' lu fn
|fHsra fI ItIIil rH Hhr does = r
|armf tp bow. rn desires oi hsr
Mother mH's Hn reply NYf Z f'''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28
II MARKETS


Sew YORK.. Nrri 2N-Tho stock
market hptAms extremely unsettled
toward noon today .h'u,r selhnr pre-
sumahlN for both accounts pros rrd.
Iuu under cover ct furious uCtitlt1
lu % few EturkH notably Royal Dutch.
sinclair. Atlantic Euif and equipments
Reactions uf D 10 9 points we're re-.
corded loo SOME ct th,a' groups while
sttrlf aud McAitan Petroleum display .
eel market hDatIuDsH AmuuH rails rc-
tsiads OF Z to ga points in Southern
Pacific. Utuding and TukaH aud Pa
irr were the chief features Tud-
ina WINS ON 81 seilc almost unprc'o-
tentod fur the gurrnf movement.
unnda Of the low atlr niir errH
active aud struuT.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28
Nrn NnrL Mnnr, MnrLc,.

Sew YORK. April 1N-M Mercantile
nupsT 90 sterling go DAY hlllf,
itf commercial 90 duN bills uu
huuhH ttg4t commercial 90 dow
bills ffai demand. ttss cables.
AfNt
MrNi,lu dollars 1fl
Government bonds ron railroad
bonds stfuuE
TIN, loans strong go DAYS. 90
days, alN months. aHg Hf4 .
tall money nriu, hiEhcr @; Low o.
ruling rate, p; closing bod - offered
Ht o inat loan a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the lntsrer n S Land o.
' a. santa 70 y 81 March 27. 1910
hoilee T. hfrrhy given that ssfffIaa
Ramirez H. Arm in ~ Cahernn. Is Nj who
On March ~ 1913 made Homestead entry.
30. tlHp3a, ~ sEt sW and ~ sEN.
H"c 20 nnd ~ wv section 90 Town.
snip =" n Range 3 W n 81 = Meridian.
has fl,I notice Of Intention 10 male thfss.
year proof 10 establish claiiu 10 The land
atufa described. before ihe county Clrrk OF
randoval County At hsruaitla sandovai
county, New MeNicu ON mo gh day u MAY.
Claimant names a. witusssssf Inab
nsmirrf = talrrnu " 81. nnnarIano
h.uir'f ~ Cahrfon. a ~ Lropaldo Jar
milo ~ Cahston n ~ Rafael Jaramllo.
~ Cahuson, y VI
FRANCISCO DTIOApo.
let = Q %. L PSB
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28
Legal Notices
EorIer ron INTIMIDATION

prrarimtnt NJ he INTERIOR N. fsr5 ou..
A. elnta &c. n ~ March rs. taip.
Aull,t Be- hrrrhy given that Jose Chin,
rhor NJ furrro New MesIru. whose IA antry
80 r"'rsihitd October 90 1911. Serial SO
Section % Township o. A.. Range q West
\ " y Meridian. has flod notice ~ in.
tertl"n 10 make tive year Proof 10 establish
slaim 20 The lind above dsarrlbeI before
hlind states Commits lnnfr. AZ Alhuuueraur
hnfnnlilln County New Meslco. on ~ an
DAY ~ May. 1919.
claimant rlmrf a. vitusasfs. ssvfs
,a.thll salvador rnvsA Roman Chayes. Joan
helsAditu al Uf turreY. hfw Nralru.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28
WANTED-rosItIon

F1NisHER desires position
returned soldier. Good salesman
1f PHOTO goods ~ noth.. Gen bet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28

1hioago April .s Butter lower.
creamery. i1n go p
tErA mrntr receipts a. $50 rHass
i'NtH 80 Z. ordinary ursu aYA
lH'a 90 mark. ,IHrH Included 81 u
o. -tlruro packed ursts. i3t at.
tNtul. ftt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28
wANTED-salesmen


WANTED Three salcsmcus men who
can qualify 40 sales munarcrs. high
class educational work unlimited OPP
~I1rtuniuosi experience m line
unnecessary 10 q worker Seattle
Maternity Hospital Seattle. Wash.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28
FOR sALE-sypewr.ter tors

ALL KINDS. both new and seconf
hand. bought, soid. rented and re.
paired. Albuquerque Ty typewriter Es.
change. Phone 9tf ig2 No. eth. ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28
sEw EsTico cFsTi1E HALFWAY
PAssEN0ER TRAIN SCHEDULE
In Ensss January n. 1878.

80. 4 conuerta A. Tofrance With n +
= W NJ. , from ~ rass and No. 4 fErm ~
EAST Al hsnta W with y. q " q fes Drnvsf.
No 2 connects A. Kennedy With A. Y \
70 10 ffem Alhsqse,sas ~ Mnlssa
Helen and Aituqusrqasi 81 Iorrsnee With Z,
q a y W NJ. 4 for saasa Rosa rurumcan
and the sasi
for furtlsr infosmattsu eommnnscats uih
.. eE0uEKsOS.
1gafffs Mshasar.
santa ~. n, a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28
Our Bread Man

is n Of the most skilful in the
business. What he doesn't know
about bread making isn't worth
knowing. just to prove to yonr.
self how foolish IL is 20 swelter
over a hot oven, try a loaf of our
light, white, toothsome bread.
Once tried II is nlMnNs a fnNnriic
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28
MONEY TO LOAN


MONEY TO LOAN-Buiidins ioars
nj 9 per cent one zach of $4,000
and 5000. Phone stO0-R3.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28
gOR sALn-macenAneoua


FOR SALE Young Hnst1u hull.
male prdlErsrh can 1915
ron sALE--its inch steel shafnng.
foot OF 100. Box s77 or phone
f00-Ka.
ron BALE Drrsscrs rockers beds.
c%hlffnnior sswlnE machine library
table GoiuE away s4t West Roma.
FOR SALE tee cream fountain.
chairs aud tables. also butcher
block all East Central
FOR SALE Tive chair barber shop
for SAB. cheap good town. good
luritiuu, reasons Tor selling other
business 90 tvrd Co. Address. a. j.
Walters MagiAicnl, y st.
FuR SALE 10000 tcros NJ land iu
san Juan county Sow Mexico VIII
scll single ssctons Also landscrif
Tor sale. Immediate delivery Hugo
souborr Ration, New MeNicu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28

Sheep receipts 1905 market strong
to 40 cents higher Lambs 81 1850
$500 .,Wps. ti1TSmEil.s.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28

tnlIteu. AuHl ar respects uI
enlarged receipts IHi only Do transient
lsHrHh erect tudtN on the corn
market con v.Iiur@ ~, rict that
tI, uf became barre eft offerings male
shorts HurN for protection and l,i
fo 70 sharp upturu lu prices u.rii'a
hulIIrl constructions we're generally
placed ou punished statements nj tho
director %. Tho supreme food council
butuiuE prices which ranged uuW
tho same, IH saturdays NuIHh tn
ssut lower with JUN sitNI 90 81 90
and September sltaE Co Isfia.
Wen" followed It re- material advance
400 around
oats showed independent strength
changed Co one 'ent higher, with iIN
s-1 10 f2ia tho market scored mod.
crate further gnlns
Provisions utlliri with corn A.
urst however values were sharply
lower OWNS in l setback ln luutltiuns
on hogs
luh aud september rose ~ the
hIEhsst levels yri this season but sul
ssHIusutN hedging sales and huuida-
ton lN huliers brought about prn-
Uuuu'vd w~cnkuvfr Receipts hero
Wen, the largest 100 some tm' Prices
riuHDI uUayN, - 60 g. net luwrr.
with lulN fln5 to st.th4 and Sep
t,Wh,r 81 ar fo 81 t-t
Later che m..k,t HirEed prtiu
when com turned down FUll. BE
sides 'Nports for the week showed BE-
tHlIiuE OFF
tIuHU
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28
PIANO TUNING

J. H. Edwards-runine and repair
Ing Of an musical Instruments. Phone
IQd. Residence, i01s North Eighth
street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28

kTuHIH ,Nty. Mo- April us a. s.
bureau Of Markets. iiou, rccolu's
lG 900 market lower IlpuyicH. $50 90
f2l oo, urht. $4,000 $50 90. pigs.
gIT Ou 1880.
cattle. receipts % 900. fafkot low
er Steers $40 500 ft9.lb. COWS AND
n,ifprs. 81 90 SO go. calves. 2ggau
gla 90. stu,ksrs s. 500 slbeb.
sheen receipts 1tnuut market
steady Lambs. SO unUs lkN5. ewes
81. IUufiT uu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28
FOR SALE

t7.o0o-c-room frame. hath. Flassod.
boz porch. large lot me shade.
a. End 81.
81. 0o0-s-room. 2 story. brick and
shlnEle dwelling. modern, good
lawn and shade. good location.
ard Ward,
O., tOO-7-room. 2 story frame. mod.
trn fireplace. good location Ia
Highlands. close ln.
50, 7b0-N-room. e-story. frame. mod.
ern. lot i0Oxtf9. garage. good
outhuiidlnEs, South broadway,
CloHo-in,
ti.3oo--6.room cement block bungn-
low. modern. huiit-in features.
Fufagc. West Coal avenue.
81, sto--t-fuom frame, modern. com
plctely furnished. also one a.
room frame bungalow. modern,
with sleeping porch. also one 2
room furnished house, all on
lot 7bKi4g! Income t54 pei
month. Thirl ward. ciuao-in.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28
A. FLEISCHER

REAL ESTATE. FWE Avn AUTO-
MOBILE INSURANCE.. LOANS
Phone GA III south FOURTH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28
MISCELLANEOUS

klNg ,l.pCK HOSPITAL. = Expert
clock and watch repairing. s4l
WDst Central avenue
AANtCt HisT and -hair-drcssor. chiru-
ppdist. also manufacturer Of hair
goods VIII call at rcHidcnco. Phone
1919.
FREE enlargement with your kodak
finishing Film developed Toe.
prints o, and ar. Mail orders given
prompt attention 10 you have never
dealt with a. mail ~ IL roll % film
uni -.c W. VIII develop anu print
unr 90 such m sample Art.trau
studio.
WANIED-Unrefui nninEns
by master photographer: twice
daily service. Remember satisfaction
guaranteed. Bend your finishing 70 .
reliable established firm. Hanna A
'iRnns Master PhotogrHpherp
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28
YoR RENT-Rooms


FOR RENT Two u%nfurnished rooms
'0t South second Phone iss
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms
Tor gentlemen, at az West Copper.
Phone gfG.
FOR kLNT-lArEe. front. down
.talrs room 2t5 West slower Phone
lffs-M.
FpR RENT Large front ROOM. suit
IhlD Tor liEht housekeeping 2t3 =.
Arrn, Phone 1911. after @ 90 D. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28

fOH RENT rooms and SWEEPING
porch unfurnished. Apply 1910
Noyth second,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28

WANTED-At once. six Ameri.
raj ladies I'VE sixteen under
thirty, Tor pleasant employment.
Good pay while learning excel
lent opportunity Tor rapid adj
Nancemont Answer in Own hAud-
writing. Box l2.. care Evening
HUruNU
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28
FOR RENT-Houses


ToN UENT Q room furnished cot.
iur with large sleeping porch Big
chlpkHn yard and houses. Phone
lHst-J
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28

1hI,Iru. Nurl "a e. 3 HurSBu of
NlrkDiHl hou receipts 81 600. uur.
l't 10 tu 20 cents luwtr Than Stturs
Iu, gf,ruEr Bulk ui flIrs $50 90 ,i
$50 so. heavyweight s.u1tuS $50 go.
medium W,iEhf. $50 30 uXsusl U-nf-
w'ipht G.UlUH $40 so. urht ueut.
g 5000 fau. Hnt HnWa HlNWN1n 80
lights. 81. SlNss.
cattle receipts 5000. bids uneven
u lower ON AN grades. very Few
carly Huus HEAVY hcrf steers. SIt 30
70 $50 900, lirht uopf steers. so a5m
SlN 900. butcher rUWH and uUlf,f..
s. au $1,000, ,Iuu,rs and CUTTERS.
o. Al tiAlU.2.' veal calves sf' 900
so nu. stuukors gud feeder steers.
tN hnft $500.
sheep receipts 10000. opening
strong Lambs - pounds down.
sIT 7tHitIN BOG 80 pounds zap. sl7s.
hiffHf ,ulI- $4,000 tls 81.
Springs. fiN ,Uu ser 90, ewes. mr1i.
UNI gpod and choice 81 rtutlr tn.
CuliH and common. 3 % uuHkil 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28
Santa Fe Time Table
%

~. sos--rrom ~ rsso 1stspm
Ne alO-fFom ~ fas1.. Tiot-m
No. s0t eonnsgis Il BERN Nth No. tfs
for cisyi.. Pieces vaiiey. kaasss Ctr snd
0ulf coast.
Clovis,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28
w~ANFED--lsaie Help
wANTED-Female Help


MANTEI-A Etri to do chamber
work aud help about table Phone
1fUn-l
WANrEu-YuunG lady Tor light Of
uDr work Must Dc good typiat. call
Monday evening ~ Tuesday morning
after o. Room BE-. Grant HidF
MANTED=AmeriCnn wuman for
light Housekeeping work. No wash
iur Apply 80. South Second. o.
phone 49,.
WANTED hitr appearing sales
ladisa. Steady employment Apply
Partisan Bakery, 20s West Central
Ave.
NANTEu-Nounr lady ~ good np-
rrirlugo 90 work boz studio Chancc
tu lrlfu Photographic profession Sal.
trN increased uH sou learn Also
want coupon salesman. Art-'raft
studio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-28

TpMpUUOW Aprl lr viii Doe th'
anniversary ut the iUtth of Al.
Il miiuI MisEurl lgusi,r aud of l,u.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1919-12-05
PEQUAMING BREvITIEs.

Mrs. B. P. Allen and Mrs. j. H.
Roberts were Houghton callers Wed
nesday.
Arnt Nelson returned Sunday from
Tivola.
Lewis Reynolds, of Houghton, re-
turned to his home last Friday. He
was here several days representing
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
The Hebard company last Friday
received five teams Of heavy draft
horses from Mcclure & Macarthur of
Houghton.
Miss Margaret Wentworth, who
was a guest of Mrs. r. D. McKelvie,
returned to her home in Marquette
last Friday. Mrs. McKelvie and Miss
Pearl Gail accompanied her to
L'Anse.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Saari returned
Sunday from short visit in Champi-
on.
Albert Olson last Friday took
teams of heavy draft horses to the
Hebard camp at Tivola.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1919-12-05
CLEVER CHILD ACTRESS
IN THE SILENT WOMAN

In "The Silenn Woman" Metro
presentation starring Edith Storey,
the distinguished actress, which will
be the attraction at the Pastime the
atre Saturday evening, Some very
clever work is done by Metros lit
tlest actress, Baby Ivy Ward. This
wee four-year- emotional player
is one of the cleverest and best loved
children of the screen and has played
important parts in many notable pro-
ductions.
In "The Silent Woman" the little
actress is seen in the role Of Billy,
around whom much OF the vital in
terest of the play centers. In this
part she has the opportunity to dis
play the rare emotional ability of
which she is such a wonderful ex-
ponent.
The Paramount Mack Sennett COM
edy, "Smothered Love-" viii also be
shown Saturday.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1919-12-05
EANsE NEWS NOTES.

Mrs. George DeGagne left last Fri
day for Hancock.
Paquette Brothers this week sold a
Case tractor to several farmers at
Aura, the coming farming communi-
ty.
Don't forget to attend the hot sup
per at the Town Hall Saturday, De-
cember, 18th. Here you can also
make suitable selections for Christ
mas gifts.--advertisement.
d. p. Menard Is having the base
ment Of his barn remodeled. When
completed he viii use Il for stable.
Peter Miscovitch transacted busi-
ness in Houghton Monday.
Mrs. e. o. Alter and sister, Miss
Ruth Culver and Mrs. F. E. Christi
auson were copper country visitors
last Saturday.
Miss Anna Toliefson left last Sat-
urday for visit at Nestoria.
y Mrs. A. L. Coutts left Monday for
her home in Grayiing. altar a few
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1919-12-05
-JACKOLA NAMED VICE
CONSUL FOR FINLAND.

Charles o. Jackola, justice Of the
peace Of Calumet township and one Of
the leading Finnish residents 'of the
upper peninsula, has been advised Of
his appointment by the Finnish gov
'ernment as vice consul.
While the territory to be included in
Judge Jackola's territory is not an
'nounced, it is understood that it will
:at least include all Of Michigan and
perhaps the northern part Of Mime
sofa, together with other midwest
states. The largest Finnish colonies
in the country are located within that
district, hence the vice consulate will
be the most important in the United
States.
The announcement Of the appoint
ment is pleasing to friends Of Judge
.Jackola, who is wen known in this
district.
Az leading Finnish citizen, Judge
,Jackola has acted as an intermediary
for upper peninsula and northwest
Finnish people and their government
for number Of years, and according
ly he is familiar with many Of the
duties of the new Office. Likewise, he
is widely and personally known to
Finnish people throughout Michigan,
Minnesota, Wisconsin and Illinois and
his clientele even extends to the Pa
'cific coast.
The appointment will not conflict
with Judge Jackola's q. s. citizen
ship and he will continue to make his
residence and headquarters IN Calu-
met.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1919-12-05

weeks visit here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Welsh.
Oscar Hansen, Of .Keweenaw Bay,
was in town Monday.
Ed Bierschbach returned Monday
from a visit in the copper country.
Erick E. Stenson, Of Covington, re-
turned to his home Sunday, after a
few days visit here with his .daugh-
ter, Miss Albe.
Anton E. Erickson, Of Covington,
was in L'Anse Tuesday in attendance
at session of the board of superin-
tendents Of the poor.
They get lazy quite often-your
bowels-then you feel punk all over.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea fills
them with new life and energy.-Su-
perior Pharmacy.
Miss Victoria Novack, Of Jefferson,
Wis, arrived last Saturday and is a
guest Of her sister, Miss Sophia.
Edgar Whipple, who was a guest nf
his daughter, Mrs. John Westberg,
returned to his home in Chassell last
Saturday.
~ Mrs. A. p. Nadeau returned. last
Saturday from a few days visit in
Milwaukee.
Roy Ellico has taken a contract
from, Albert Lough to cut, haul and
skid logs. He will commence work
next week.
You can't enjoy life and have Con-
stipation. Hollister's Rocky Noun
tain Tea will drive Constipation to
Halifax.-Superior Pharmacy.
A marriage license has been issued
to Toivo Antilla of Keweenaw Bay
and Matilda Petrelius of Tapiola.
Mrs. ]. B. Smith was in Houghton
last Friday visiting relatives.
E. F. Douglass, Of Keweenaw Bay,
was a business visitor in L'Anse Wed
Inesday.
John Blom left Wednesday for a
short visit in Menominee.
County Clerk Pennock last Thurs
day issued a marriage licence to Mrs.
Mary S Wakford and George j. Beau
prey, both of Covington.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Anderson VIII
attend the state grange meeting at
Saginaw next week. Mr.. Anderson
as a delegate leaves Monday. Mrs
Anderson as an officer Of the grange
leaves today.
Mrs. F. j. Knechtges was cop
per country caller Wednesday.
Prosecutor Brennan left Tuesday
for Chicago. -.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1919-12-05
MACCABEEs ELECT.

At meeting held Monday evening,
Meadow Brook Hive Of the Lady f'""-
cabees elected the following Cheers:
PC, Mrs. Clara LaBar.
Commander, Elizabeth Smith.
1t. Com, Meta Seifert.
Chaplain, Lucena Kent.
Record Keeper, Julia Bussiere.
Finance Keeper, Alma Fournier.
Sergeant, Rose Belanger.
M. at A., Emma Won Zellen.
Sentinel Mena Huyot.
Picket, Sue Nipert.
The installation will be held in jan
uary. Mrs. Smith was chosen COM
mander for her twenty-seventh con-
secutive year.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1919-12-05
THE IRON HEEL IN PEACE.

In the midst of all the anarchistic
and incendiary propaganda which r
sweeping the country like prairie
fire, one strong ray of hope stands
out like beacon light to the mariner
in distress.
That hope is the American Legion
Ncn-political, non-sectarian, com
posed of brave men from every city,
village and hamlet of the nation
from the farms, the factories, and the
counting rooms-it has adopted for
its creedNa great slogan-American-.
ism. ~
1t will fight the battles of its coun-
try in peace, as it did in war.
1t will insist that America is for
Americans and those who are loyal to
American institutions and traditions.
It will insist that the congress and
the government cease temporizing
with radicals whose ultimate aims
are destruction and commercial pi-
racy.
II will insist that law and order be
preserved, and if the constituted au-
thcrities are impotent to control the
situation it will add the weight Of its
mighty arm.
The American Legion has big foot
and is growing by leaps and bounds.
The traitor and the disturber should
be wary, lest he be crushed under the
tread Of its iron heel.