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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-22

may he sen, 10 the United States for
furlouEh when sickness or distress.
nccesHiiating the mans presence with
his family, N clearly Indicated.
Is. The public w b United States
IL being Informed that the above in
structions are being sent 10 GENERAL
Perahing and that requests fer dis
charge under these provisions should
be sent direct 20 the commanding gem
eral. American cxpcditionary forces,
either by letter or by cable Tho pub
lic u also given 20 understand that
discharges or furioughs viii be given
only In exceptional cases Requests for
discharge must clearly show hat she
sickness h Of such a critical nature
az will require the soldiers Immediate
presence or that distress In a mans
family IL such ~ cannot be relieved
~ aiiotmenta o. money INSIDE under
the war risk Insurance nrt
The secretary % was directs mo 70
Inform you further that he u most
anxious 20 provide Tor the release %
soldiers when sickness or other dis.
ircrs IL clearly indicated or when Il Il
manifestiy 10 tho Interest OF the sol
der 10 be discharged In Europe rather
than have him return 20 the United
states before discharge. and with this
end In view, he has caused the aforc.
said instructions % be prepared. The
secretary believes that these inatruc-
tons viii take ARE " all needy cases
ana he asks your cooperation and
assistance H. order that the aforesaid
Instructions clearly intended for On.
ceptlonni cnsrH. may not result IN
thousands Of applications for dir.
charge when discharge n not war
ranied BY actual conditions"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-22
M CORSET ATHOME
such Proof ~ This should Convince
Any Albuquerque Cifizcn.

Tho public endorsement. OF a local
citizen N the best proof that can no
produced. None better. mont stronger
n be had. when a man comes for
ward and tcstifies 20 hls feilow-ciA-
tens. addresses hia friends and neigh
bors you may be sure no n thorough
~ convinced or he would not do "a.
Telling ones experience when n IN Tor
tho public good u an act Of kindness
that should be appreciated. The fol-
lowing statement given BY a resident
o. Albuquerque adds n more 10 the
many cases Of Home Endorsement
which are being publinhed about
Doan's kidney Pills. Read a.
W. y. Carman. 707 w. Fruit Ave.
Albuquerque. says; While living IN
Nebraska n number OF years ago. Z
had an attack Of backkche which
caused mo much misery. I hadn't
been troubled vcry loag when I
learned Of Doan'a kidney Pills. After
o short use Of them I was cured OF
kidney compliant and I Rave had no
return Of H."
Price SOC. al all dealera. Don't
simply AJAX for a kidney rcmldy-get
Doan's Kidney Pilis--ths same that
MT. carman had. Foster Milburn Co,
Mfgra.. Buffalo. ". Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-22
DUKE CITY HAS A
CHANCE FOR 1920
STOCKMENS' MEET
Robertson Wires Chamber Of
Commerce This Morning That
Prospects Are Good and That
No Stone Is 10 Be Left Unturned

Albuquerque has q fair chance Of
landing the 1870 convention 81 tho
National American Live Stock sss0cin
ton, according 60 telcgraphlc word
received this morning 40 the Cham
Der of Commerce from D. w. Robert.
son, who. together with the New Mex.
leo delegates to the Denver cnnVen-
lion is taking nro " the Albuquerque
1890 campaign.
1ho Alhuqueruueans ana New MaN-
leans are well provided with attrac.
tive Duke CITY literature aud convinc.
inr Arguments us Ga this clty's ntncss
~ . cntiiefncn's trysting place early
In the coming year
The National American ~Etuckmcn'-
association convention ls ~ the
biz conventions ~ each year about
n thousand delegates always being
in attendance Fur this reason Alhu-
uuerque b. making an exc tionaliy
hard fight Tor the meeting nest wear.
Secretary % tho Chamber Of Com
MERGE Aldo Leopold expected 10 he ln
Denver this week o. have personal
rhurFe ~ the campaign. but was pre-
vented through u severe cold which
has confined him 60 his home an
week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-22
MOOSE LECTURER
ARRIVES IN CITY
TO DELIVER TALK
Dean Of Mooseheart Will Speak
Tomorrow Night at Crystal
Theatcr; Moving Pictures TO
Illustrate Lecture.

~ . \ Roudthal,r dear Of
Nuusrhenrt the home of orphan .hIl.
drrn 81 tn in,ul order uI Nota'.
Arrived in A~ihuuuHrtus todst. ~,
wlI EIFr nn Illustrated lecture crfifi.
ct. The saving uf th, t%hldrgn ui
mo Drt stall thtatsr Thursday evening
under Inc auspices 1f the local Moose
lodge
iu explaining 90, school pr Ho1I.
thl'rr bon an interview stated to-day
thIt Iu mo month of august 1913.
Wee rrrldoni NHrhlI dedicated
M~uusrhsurf THIRTY fNU miles vest Hf
chicago ns I home fHr fhr children
uf ih' io,nl url,r of Moose
T.,n ,d,auttrr for 10 t%uettoul.
fHIIUIUr Preparation IHI UIfIr. HNI.
uuI ttHi,WiU education .. .H"U' Ir
Euulthlirr stated There 900 nov
600 children 90 This institution lul
tu,N Hrr grouped iUtu fuWIII.r uuI
'uIo' ,Nuu possible prI'llrry Nui up.
p|orfuuIfy uf the h,st families uf the
,UuuiIN About ouv th.rI of tho
children urp rIrlF and two thirds Ur,
lu's THE ,uuuE p'uul, nHN, H rnuI,.
uf suUl seventeen trade. which tho,
,au acquire BOO fhr tIpIHI H.rHft
ih' EUli'd high school of fro fuIfitu.
uuU 1hv pupiIF are lf,'u uuiuu
cord. when thoN complete en-, train
lUr These tHuls 1000. given With The
hIrh school dipiouH
Co. mpn, eases tlr vlious OFF ir
,'HHrl Moose 'umt tn NuusU hrHIi
HuI HINr such sfrtir,s ua fI,t CON-
'u|ufiug the privilege ui the HON,
" iD their children ore pI, pairing fnf
tI,ir Nir work o. the Uisr uf .lrd
invalid ot destitute m'mhofs uf tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-22
WOMAN BOUND OVER
i, FOR JURY ACTION
y. ON ASSAULT CHARGE
Police Say Mrs. Sullivan slashed
Her Husband Throat While He
Was Sick in Bed; Pleads Not
Guilty.

Mrs Susie Suiiivra. charged with
assault with a deadly weapon. who
police claim, attempted 10 lake the
life uf her husband, Weslc, N. suili-
van, by slashlnr the lattef's throat
with - p%cn.knifo while he was confin-
ed a. his bed with the spanish lnflu.
cnHa, was Hrralrued before Justice ~
the Peace W W Mcclellan yesterday
n entered u plea ~ not guilty to the
charr" and waived preliminary exam
nation
In default ~ a ssio bond. Mrs sui
Ivan waH taken tu the county jaii
whore she viii await the action ~ the
Euud jury.
The alleged cutting touk place on
beromhcr q at the home of y J. Ma
10y. d2ih West Iron avenue Mr
sullivan had been ~ with the infiu.
enSs ~ va being cared Tor az the
Mnlny hnme Mrs sullivan had been
visiting relatives In Missouri aud upon
her return 10 their rooms NJ The Hitt-
nor house. she could not nud her hus.
hand. according 10 the story she told
police he day she was arrested. She
vent 20 the MaluN home ana found
him there.
Police say the woman uttered words
~ rndearmeut and bent over o. Kiss
her PROSTATE husband whn was sick
in bed. aud then sinshcd his throat
with i pcn.knifo which police siy she
she had concealed iu her hand
MIR sullivan cnuid not be arrilFn.
'd be- court uutl yestDrdhN aH she was
stricken with the Influenza shortly
after the alleged ruttiur Sullivan b.
o. santa Ie railroad "a ur has CO..
covered.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-22
Unique Plot Is the
Feature of One of
Choir Show Numbers

n % w.r, sheriff II the Colti.f's
Forks country iu the sunrre az Cristus
range, New Mexico aud tho woman
you lowed asked u CO. -uily your
uuimprHrhHhis record 20 seven years
hf permitting "a bandit to escape 20
What would YOU duf
This be- tb dtIemm4 la which Lem
Parton. 90, sheriff Is placed bod I'm.
Heart ~ the Sturrs de trIstns
which Will Doc pr.dursI 10 tb. gr,s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-22
LAD IS HELD FOR
GRAND JURY ON A
CHARGE OF THEFT

Fio,i iamb. IA years ~ age. nr-
ustod yesterday afternoon by PATROL
man Yerkn and charged with enter
ing tho home Of e. O. Wool. OF s02
West Lead avenue. yesterday after
noon and stealing approximately $50
worth Of leweiry. entered u plea Of
guilty a. the charges when n~rfuigucd
before Police Judge Mcclellan this
morning in police court
The lad was bound over 10 NV dt
the action ct the grand ury and vas
sent 10 tho county Jail iu dsfulf -
a $500 bond Ne told the court that
he vented Ia plead guilty and dti not
want 10 consult an nftornsv, witch
the court offered 60 furnish. re took
a gold ring from hts pocket ana told
the police he took " from the Wood
home with the other jowciry. An
the alleged stolen lcwciry hos hcon
recovered
The Youth wal arrested by Patrol
mar Nrfka before the ALLEGED tol-
bery was reported 10 the police Ncrka
rotirsd thr boy vas showing some
iowolrY 10 several prrfnuF on Fpntfai
avenue H. arrested lamb M found
on hts person the iierrf stG rr a..
urlca. police say. The hoy b. sad so
have overlooked asNcfnl diamond
stlchpiuH winch were in a bureau
drawer that had not been opcned
Police FtN tia Lamb has served "a
term iu tho state rcformutory.
4 fool may know when 10 stop
talking. hut q wise man knows whcn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-22
Committee of State
Bankers Association
Confers With Governor

Guy l.. Rogers. vice president of
the FIRST National Bank, and member
Ut the legislative committee % tho
New Neaico bankers association. left
iayt night foT Santa Fe. where he Will
attend a meeting of n legislative
COMMITTEES at the office ~ Governor
a. A.. i~.arrax0io. Chairman Arthur
seiivman, a short time aEo. sent out
u call 20 all members ~ the COM
mittee 60 attend the meeting. The con-
ference WIS called at the request %
the governor who desires TO confer
with the bankers In reference TO any
legislation they might desire.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-22
Plans Being Made for
Father and Son Week

Y ~ g. A. az which representatives
from the different churches 81 the
city were present. a. q. spruce. boys
secretary. outlined the plan for the
Observance iu this city ~ the national
Father and Sol" week. beginning
February H.
N was decided al this meeting 40
have one united father aud son han
quet at the ~" on Tuesday, February
a. a. o'clock Al the churches Of
tho city are invited 10 cooperate In
making the banquet a success Places
can be- set for only four hundred. 80
N viii be necessary 10 make rescrva-
tionr early. Each local church Will
have a committee froT Witch the
reservations mas be secured. The
complete program for each day of the
Nee wlll be announced later.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-22
Many Protests Made
To Withdrawal of
Half Freight Rate

Frptesiinr HEninst tho resembling Of
the half freight rate order for stock
frrd being shipped into sections of
NrN Mryicn County Nrett Tinsley
tul the chamber 81 Commerce have
wired Washington officials settling up
fh" reasons Tor th, continuance of the
rriu,ci rate
According tu the order issued q few
days Hro 90" reduced rate Will bee
rulliflrd uu january 90 Those who
Know claim thut this viii hc disus.
tr1us Zoo tho stat, stock business lu
many cases The backing ~ practical.
40 local business organizations N
De" ns rrulri iur the protest against
tho thdrtvtI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-22
NEW DIRECTORS OF
C.. OF c. WILL TAKE
UP DUTIES At ONCE
Directorate VIII Meet This After.
hoon for the Selection Of Off,
GERS for the Coming Year and
for Organization.

with rather a heavy Utc cast At
the Chamber Of Commerce election.
which vas held yesterday. the follow
Ing faon were elected dii ectOrs u the
institution W. &. ucatrelch. Louis
iifrld. Paul Hedington. UcorEo A..
Kaneman, Roy Mcdonald. ". 4. Hope
we'll. e. T. French and 81 y. uarion.
The new directors Will take office
AZ onre and there viii be n meeting
Of tho chamber directorate this after
% hi at $50 for Organization and tho
election of officers for the coming
year. Roth the W old members Of
he board and the newly elected ones
Will tab part IN this selection.
The Judges ~ the election yesterday
were u. ~ Dleckmann. ". y. Living
rton and Prof John Milne.
Any man who hasn't n good opinion
- himself l. inwardiy deformed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-22
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS

souvenirs were secured In Germany.
They may De seen Ia the window Of
the Montszumu Grocery COMPANY
According TO Information received
here TUESDAY. Mrs \ y Graham, A.
years % tgo. u former resident %
Socorro county. died ON January %.
AZ Mesa. AriE 4 husband and eight
children survive
called late Tuesday afternoon 10 cx-
tinEuish n fire that spread otor Hes
eral acres on the meadow west 81
South Fourteenth street The fire ~
n 10 a. have started from q brush
FIRE Iiromcn e-NtinEuishcd the FIRE
within u half hour.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-22
Mine in Sandoval Co.
Opened Vein Yesterday

John unrnn nufr Nit' president ~
tho las Hunrtns Gold Mining com
panN. TODAY received word mat tho
company Yesterday opened 70 large
vein 81 lead zine aud silver ore The
company cen driving q funucl
FOR The last siN months and this h.
the first lime the vein has been opon.
q n The mint iH located ear Los
plarituH, m SandoNnl county. und h.
being financed hy eastern cnpltph Tho
Ncin IN exposed Tor a. mile on 'hc rur.
lace IT, extent is not vet known aa
10 has not boon exposed sufficiently.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-22

order, they are given n refuge aud
such employ ent M 20 make them
feel That they are atill Of some value
In the world"
The secretary OF the local Moose
lodge announces there are q few in
Niihtions, Zee Of cosi. still available.
They MAJ be secured bv calling ut
his office, hoy South Second street.
or tclcphOninT No. t0if.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-22
$1,175 Raised in City
For Near East Relief

. A. a. stroup. chairman for Ber. I
. nalillo county for the drive 10 sc. Z
. cure funds for the American 4
. committee for relief In the Near 4
. Enst. announced ~ noon today 4
= that y total Of fl.llb has been I
. raised. Yesterday voluntary sub 4
= scriptions. sent by mail totaled I
= SIS. and this morning $50 was 4
. received by mail Five commit. I
. tees have not yet reported II L. I
. believed that hy the end % the I
= week the required quota % o.. 4
zoe will he secured. Today the I
knights Of columbus commit I
. tees are making their n Of
the city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-22

Funeral services fur Peter sHhrodt.
who died Tuesday. were held this ~.
iernpnn at strong BROTHERS chapel
Tho Rev A. NJ kuudssu ofncihtsd
Mr. srhrudt Was t2 years ~ axe aud
hnd been employed ut the santa o.,
shops here for the last 10 yrlrs Ito Dr.
survived hy a SON william Srhrudt Of
tho 81 l'Hs0 a southwestern railroad.
md nN % daughter Mr. . A. U,uds
whu viii take ths hudi tn IuIHlu. Cd
fui burial 300 thH family ln' today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-22

Frank element .N Nerrs ~ .ru. fut.
m'rly ~ Jackson MIrh died tudHl
ut bic home uu South Walter street
We Del survived If U wife and nine.
Nrar.uld con. ht his sister Mis- Heulth
element travellers AID secretary 90 thu
" e. A. tud hy l brother with
fhr American army loo France AT
element came a. Albuquerque two
weeks $50 tu rrguurrHt, o. r. French
viii have charge ~ the funeral &C..
tturousu's which Will Do, announced
laftT.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-22
Mortuary
Mis- lydia zlcalcr

Miss LYDIA Zicrler. 81 years old.
died early Yesterday morning lt her
apartments. Five sisters, two brothers
aud her mother all of whom live In
Illinois. survive The funeral will ne
held 81 Marshall. ~ e. r. French
shipped the body this afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-22
Water Co. Changes
Offices at City Hall

tI'N clerk George Hammond BE-
moving hl- office from the northeast
room uf M" rity hall iu tho nffiro4
low occupied hN the city water de-
utriW'ut and the water department
wall occupy the room formerly used hy
Ono vlty Diorh. lp until today tho
,iit clerk has issued ~ auto drly-
,rs' licenses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-22

anne wallace. who died January
10. wili'be buried this afternoon AZ
Fairview cemetery 1T 2 80. Tho local
order ~ Moose Will have charge ~ tho
ceremonies aa %nred hy Crpiloita
indertakinR establishment Wallace
WIS "a native Of Youngstown. %.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-22
vi. Annn William.

Funeral services for Miss Anna Wi.
liamH who died last Monday viii hs
held ~ the ulakomure chapel tumur-
rnW afternoon ~ = o'clock FotuWInr
the services ,he body Will be shipped
10 Pennsylvania.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-22

Henry lnmirrcz died 80 hiH home
IN Sau jose this muruiuE from an "a
tended Illness of typhoid feycr ito h.
survived hy his wife and one child
Funeral arrangements viii Ice an.
nuunccd later Do Fred Croilutt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-22
CNnn az TmNNks.

Ne desire tp THINK our friends Tor
their kindness nnd sympathy in the
death ~ uur father. also the local
'atmrn'H union for the floral tribute
William SCHMIDT
Mrs Louise UNndH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-22

4 fool may know when 20 stop
talking. hut q wise man knows when
90 begin.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-06-25
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C. Al. Neufert made business trip
to Mankato last Friday.
r. Stensvad returned Friday night
from a business trip to Minneapolis
Miss Maude Little returned last
week from visit with friends at
Lamberton.
w. H. Gold, G. w. Gold, and ]. P.
Cooper attended the meeting OF the
state bankers at Saint Paul last week.
III. Al Baldwin attended the meet
ing of State Bankers held at st. Paul
last week. He returned Saturday ey-
ening.j
Miss Katherine Johnson, Redwood
County Visiting Nurse returned We'd
nesday where she attended meeting
Of public health workers.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Dunlap and Mr..
and Mrs. Rayhurn Burris lef. Wednes-
day for West Mansfield Ohio; where
they viii spend the next several weeks.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-06-25

Miss Ethel Werder was visit y in
Minneapolis last week.
A. Freyer of Clarified Minnesota
was the guest of his son George T.
Freyer and his family here for several
days last week.
Miss Alma Champion returned last
Thursday from a visit with friends
and relatives at Litchfield, Buffalo
and S.. Cloud, MINI.
Mrs. w. A. Brand and Miss Ruth
Bone. who has been a guest at The
Brand home, went to Minneapolis
Tuesday for visit of several days.
Misses Marvel and Trina White and
their brother Floyd White left We'd
nesday for Ohio where they will spend
the next several weeks with relatives
Miss Zelma Thune will return Tues
day night from Mortified Minnesota
where she has been attending meet
ing of the music teachers Of the state.
Mrs. Patton and her daughtec Miss
Berrdetta Rave returned from Mir
nes polls. Mrs. Pa.on went there last
week to attend the commencement ex-
ercises at the State University, Miss
Berndetta being among the graduates.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-06-25
4 SHOE REPAIRING
We'll Done And Promptly Too
ss E----
Heilman Shoe Store


G. w. Knox went to Lamberton Sat
urday to spend Sunday with his family
Miss Dean Baldwin spent the week
end in Minneapolis visiting with
friends.
Louis Yackel of Redwood Falls is
assisting at the postoffice and The
drug store. -Comfrey Times.
Mrs. Henry Zorn of Redwood Falls
is visiting at home of her sons, Hen
ry and Otto Zorn, in Underwood town
ship this week.-Vesta Censor.
/ Miss Grace Chapman student at the:
State University finished her years,
work there last Thursday and has re-
turned to her home at Redwood Falls.
Take the first step up the ladder Of
success. Enter Nettleton Commercial
| College, Sioux Falls, S. D., Sept. 1.
Free catalogue. 50-1t.
Leon Luscher who has been attend
ing the State University arrived here
Friday and will spend his vacation
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Luscher.
The meeting of the w. C. T. q. which
was scheduled for next Thursday af-
ternoon has been indefinitely post
poned Members will please await
further announcement.
Miss Ethel Werder who has been
teaching at Granite Falls arrived
home last week for a visit at the home
of her rarents Mr.. and Mrs. II. WeI-
der during the summer.
Andy Luscher who has been in train,
ing at naval school at New York ar
rived Monday for a visit with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Luscher.
He expects to receive his discharge
soon.
Nearly twenty of the friends and
neighbors of Mrs. Fred Ackman met
at her home last Thursday and helped
her celebrate her birthday anniversary,
Refreshments were served and the
evening spent socially.
The market service over the tele-
phone lines out of Redwood Falls was,
resumed Monday and farmers were
given the service save in some cases
where the storms had temporarily han
dicapped the use of the lines.
Don't miss seeing Charlie Chaplin
in his latest Million Dollar Comedy
Sunny Side Thursday June 26, Mat
inee and night at the New Dream.
49-1t*
The time of the morning services
in both the Methodist and the Presby-
terrain Churches has been changed to
eleven o'clock. This arrangement will
continue during the warm weather.
Next Sunday morning will be Child
ren's Day at the Methodist Church.
There will be no evening service.
The fall term of the Mankato Com
mercial College, Mankato, Mimi, OPP
ems September 3rd. Send for our
free catalogue. Alt.
Contractor Martin Casperson finish
ed installing the new front in the Laue
building, the first of the week. The
front is built according to the latest
architectural plans the show windows
being designed to. give the best posi-
BILE display of goods. 1t is an expert
piece of workmanship, The kind that
Contractor Casperson always puts out.
Mr.. Casperson left Monday morning
for Redwood Falls where he has the
supervision of the erection of the
Farrell-Keefe building. Sleepy Eye
Dispatch.
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