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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-12-19

The people of Camp Springs will
have box supper tonight at the
school house and are planning for
lot OF Christmas fun. The proceeds
OF the supper will be used in fixing
up the school grounds.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-12-19
Old Things Have Passed Away

The social and political conditions
in this nation can never go back to
the crude lines upon which Thomas
Jefferson and his associates worked.
In those days negro slavery was an
American institution. prohibition OF
liquor had not been thought about
and women had never aspired to the
ballot. Now negro slavery is no
more. nationwide prohibition here
and n a few weeks nation wide wom-
an suffrage will be an established
fact.
With these points in the consti-
tuition, we fail TO understand the
scope of Mr.. Bailey's program.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-12-19

NJ. G. Hodnett of Denver. Colo.
visited his brothef. }. J. Hodnett of
Union Saturday and they two made
a trip to Rising Star to visit their
father.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-12-19

We meet all Santa Re trains
Phone your orders in to II or 121
Newt Hargroye
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-12-19

We meet all Santa Fe trains
phone your orders In to IA or III
Newt Hargrove
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-12-19

Mrs. b. L. Gibson AID daughters
OF Hermleigh we're in Snyder Mon
and called in while here and renew
ed for the Signal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-12
USES COMMON YELLOW MUSTARD
FOR CHEST COLDS AND SORE THROAT

America and one box will do the work
Of 80 mustard plasters and 1t cannot
blister the tenderest skin.
Begy's Mustarine is the original mus
tard preparation used to take the place
OF blisterins mustard plasters and 10
known among druggists as tho quick
est pankiller on earth.
1t will pay a you to keep q box OF
Begy's Mustarine in the house, for IL
Is good for SO many ailments, that you
VIII need 1t often.
Just rub 1t on. that's all you have
to do and headache, backache, .earache
and toothache will disappear almost In
stantly.
Don't fall to use 1t for neuritis. neu-
ralgia, s~ciatca, lumbago. gout and rheu-
mate pans and dwellings.
You will quickly find that there 10
nothing so good for sprains and strains,
sore muscles, stiff neck and cramps in
leg.
Heat eases pain and Begy's Mustar-
Inc made Of real yellow mustard with
other helpful ingredients added con
tains more concentrated, non-biisterinB
heat than can be found in any box the
same size.
Just try q S0-cent box-you'll praise
1t to the skies as millions are doing
every day. Always in the yellow box.
10-l7-11-1%-12-12.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-12

Mother looks very young and pretty.
This afternoon she was most busy, tax
ing the little boys to the theatre N
then going to hear Ethel sing. Ted,
very swell in his first tail coat, is 60
ing out to take supper at Secretary
Morton's, whose pretty daughter is
coming out tonight.
In a very few days n5w we shall see
you again.
Playmate OF the Children.
ITO Mr.. and Mrs. Emlen RooSevelt)
White House,
Jan. 4, 1905.
1 am really touched at the way in
which your children as well as my W
treat me as a friend and playmate. 1t
has its comic side. Thus, the last day
the boys were here they were all bent
upon having me take them for a
scramble down Rock Creek. OF
course, there was absolutely no reason
why they could not go alone, but they
obviously felt that my presence was
needed TO give zest to the entertain
ment. Accordingly, off | went, with
the two Russell boys, George, Jack,
and Phillip, and Ted, Kermit and
Archie, with one Of Archie's friends
a sturdy little boy who, as Archie in
formed me, had played opposite to
him In the position of centre rush last
fall. i do not think that one of them
saw anything i-ncongruouS in the presi-
dents getting as bedaubed with mud
as they got, or in my wiggling and
~clambering around jutting rocks,
through cracks. and up what were
really small cliff faces, just like the
rest of them; and whenever any N
of them beat me at any point. he felt
and expressed delight, exactly as If IT
had been a triumph over a rival of his
own age.
A Jananese Boys Letter
ITO DIR. William Sturgis Bigelow)
White House,
Jan. IA, 1905.
Last year, when 1 had Professor
Yamashita teach me the "Jiudo"-as
they seem now to call Jiu Jitsu-the
naval attache here, Commander TAX
ashita, used to come around here and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-12
copYRiGHT,IS 1919 ~
GAAln ScsAfun2'a 500

bring a young lad, Kitgaki, who Is
now entering Annapolis. | used TO
wrestle with them both. They were
very good to him. This Chr1stmas
Kitgaki sent from Annapolis a little
present to Archie, who wrote to thank
him, and Kitgaki sent him a letter
back that we like so much that !
thought you might enjoy it, as II
shows SD nice a trait in the japanese
character. 1t runs as follows:
MY dearest boy:
II received your nice letter. l think
you ever 50 much. / am very glad
that you have received my small pres
ent.
az like you very very much. When
| have been in Judo room with your
father and you, your father was talk
ing to us about the picture of the
caverly officer. In nat time. l saw
some expression on you face. An
other remembering of you is your
bravery when o. sleped dow from
can't leave from my head.
81 returned here last Thursday and
have plenty lesson, so my work is
hard, hard, hard, o thar Judo.
"I hope your good health.
81 am,
Sincerely yours.
"A. KITGAKI."
Isn't it a nice letter.?
ITO BE Continued.)
Copyright, 1919. Charles ~Scribner's
SonS.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-12

President Roosevelt derived great
Joy from meetings with Old comrades
Of the camp and trail. On a western
trip. a friend of the Jim White type,
informed the president that he had
been charged with murder. Il shot
a man." he said. How did you do
it?" asked the president, seeking to
learn the legal status Of the case.
with a thirty-eight on a forty-ive
frame, colonel" said the former
rough rider.-The Editor.
Big Jim White.
White House, Dec s, 1904
BLESSED KERMIT:
The other day while Major Loeffler
was m~arshelling the usual stream of
visitors from England, Germany, the
Pacific slope, etc, of warm admirers
from remote country places, of bridal
couples, etc, etc, a huge man about
six feet four, Of middle age, but
with every one of his great sinews
and muscles as fit as ever came In
and asked to see me on the ground
that he was a former friend AS the
line passed he was introduced to me
as MIR. White. / greeted him in the
usual rather pe%rfunctory man
ner, and the huge, roug-looking
fellow shyly remarked, "Mr. Roose-
welt, maybe you don't recollect me.
1 worked on the roundup with you
twenty years ago next spring. MY
outfit Joined our at the mouth OF
the Box Alder" j gazed at him and
at once said, why it is big Jim"
He was a great c~ow-puncher and Is
still riding the In northwestern
Nebraska. When l knew him he was
a tremendous fighting a but al
way liked me. Twice / had to inter-
fere to prevent him from half muir
dering cowboys from my own ranch.
i had him at lunch, with a mixed
company of home and foreign nota-
bilities.
Don't worry about the lessons old
boy. / know you are studying hard.
Don't get cast down Sometimes in
life, both at school and afterwards,
fortune will go against n one, u
If he just keeps pegging away n
doesn't lose his COURAGE things always
take a turn for the better In the end.
Winter Life in the White House.
White House,
Dec. II, 1904.
BLESSED KERMIT:
Fol q week the weather has been
cold-down TO zero at night and rarely
above freezing in the shade at noon.
In consequence the snow a lain well,
and as there has been a waxing moon
/ have had the most delightful eve
ming and night rides imaginable. |
have been so busy that | have been
unable to get away until after dark,
but / went in the fur Jacket Uncle Will
presented to me as the fruit of his
prize money in the Spanish War; and
the moonlight ON the glittering snow
made rides lovelier than they would
have been In the daytime. Sometimes
Mother and Tee went with me, and
the gallops were delightful. Today 1t
has showed heavily again. but the
snow has been SO soft that l did not
like to go out, and besides | have
been working to the limit. There has
been skating and sleigh-riding all the
week.
The new black Jack" dog is be-
coming very much at home n very
fond of the family.
With Archie and Quentin l have fin
ished THE Last of the Mohicans," and
have now begun The Deer Slayer"
They are as cunning as ever, and this
reading to them In the evening gives
me a chance to see them that l would
Not otherwise have, although
times it is rather hard to get time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-12
Old Fashioned Simple Home Remedy
such Used by Doctors and Nurses
for Inflammation, Congestion,
Aches, Palms and SwsilnQs

Mustard, real yellow mustard, the
kind o use at home, is being used
more tina ever to Danish distress and
misery and free mankind from agony
and suffering.
No very long ago people used to
make yellow mustard into q paste.
spread IL on a cloth and apply 1t to that
part OF the body wher pain or infiam-
nation was present.
1t surely did do the work 1t was ex-
pected to do. but 1t was mussy and
bothersome and often blistered the
skin.
People still use yellow mustard when
they get q cold In the chest or nave
pleurisy, lumbago or rheumatic pains
and swellings.
But nowadays they buy his yellow
mustard in condensed form all ready
for use for something like 80 cents a
box and And 1t much better. cheaper
and cleaner than mustard plasters.
This yeow mustard preparation,
which is known to millions as Begy's
Mustarine is sold at drugstores all over
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-12

NOTICE
Take notice that the undersigned,
Spencer Dayton, will expose for sale
at public auction on the premises of
said Spencer Dayton, number 102-104
Market Street, Perth Ambog. N. j.. on
Saturday, December goth. 1919. at 10
o'clock In the forenoon one lunch
wagon. the property of Theodore
Chriss, on which the said Spencer Day
dred and seventy-two dollars and sew
enty-eight cents ($672.7S), for labor and
materials bestowed and employed in the
repair and construction thereof. the
said amount being due and remaining
unpaid since May 18th, 1919.
12|5-13t. SPENCER DAYTON.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-12

One lot of Women's Shoes;
high cut, military and high
heels; Black, Grey Cloth Top;
Selling Out Price 1896
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-12

One lot of Mems Dress Shoes
Black and Tan Bal Shoes, Eng
lish cut selling oat price $5.95
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
Roads Given
Inspection by c. of
c. Road Committee

Several county roads we're Inspected
Yesterday by the good roads bureau Of
the chamber ~ commerce, which
makes monthly Inspection - the roads
with a view % kecpinE the chamber
IN close touch with Improvement and
tho points where improvements are
most needed.
County Road Superintendent Pred
o. Finea accompanied the committee
aud explained the situations ~ tho
various roads aud what vas being
done and would Do dnue in ~" ucir
future.
The road connecunE GrieFos with
Fourth street H. being %Ernysled with
gravel sifted - The new gravel sitter.
which tha county has Just purchased
The gravel makes q firm road hci a.
don A. u h even slightly packed ON
the FadiiiAs and lsl.ta road. the
crushed rock D. hrlng rolled nfo the
road bed and viii oun BE- ,acked
down enough to make r. good automo-
bile road. Considerable complaint has
been made of this repair WORK, ~ the
sharp rocks have-a tendency o. cut
tlrfa.
Practically az of ne mnin roads
south are In good condition. according
To the committee. Although the Ma.
media boulevard H. In very poor con.
dition. nothing viii b. lone In the way
2 s,silss; ,s !: 20 ""'s %'a '''S'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
CONVENTION
OF STATE DENTISTS
STARTS ON JUNE rs
Attractive Program Is b cling
Arranged; Several Nationally
Known Dentists VIII Attend ;
Large Attendance Expected.

Memhern OF the New Mexlco Dent.
al aoscty viii open their twelfth an.
nunl convention In Albuquerque al the
Chamber Of Commerce building on
Thursday morninu. June 20. az .
O'Clock. The convention will close
saturday afternoon.
Many important phases OF dental
surgery viii be taken up az the con.
fercnce for discussion and Saturday
afternoon Will be devoted 20 clinical
wurk. Some Of the best known dent
lists 81 the United States VIII be pres
ent and deliver addresses Amonr
the distinguished visitors will be A..
thuf o. Smith. Of chicaro. -. - rlar,
OF chicaEoi aud Merton A. Price. II
cleveland. ohio
An attractive program hnr been
prepared FOR b entire three inNa II
the convention and u h expected that
practically an Of the members will BE-
present
a number Of social and entertain
inE affair." will be- prepared nv tho
varouH committees which have charge
of this side of tho conference.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
A NERVOUS WRECK
From Three Years Suffering. Says
Cardui Made Her Well.

Texas City. Tex.-in an i~nieresflns
statement. Mrs.. q. n. Sehlii. Of this town,
Tsysi "For three years | suffered untold
sgory with my head. ~as unable 10
DO any Of my work.
Just wanted 10 sleep al the time, foi
hat was The only ease ! could get, when
was asleep became a nervous wreck
lust from the awful suffering with my
head.
sas 30 nervous that re least nolse
rCuid make me jump out Of my bad. |
had no encrRs, and vas unable 10 DO
anyihing. My son. a young boy. had 10
DO al my household duties.
was moi able 10 do anything until !
hook cndu. took three bottles In al,
and Il surely cured me Of those awful
headaches. Thai has been three year,
ago, and know the cure Is permanent,
Tor J have never had any headache since
taking Cafdui. E.
Nothing relieved me until took cardul
II did wonders for me-"
Try Cafdul Toe your ifoubles-made
rom medicinal ingredients recommended
In medical books as beng Of beuefi IN
female troubles. and 40 years Of use hai
proven that the books arr right Begin
taking cardui today. NC. ia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
Local Pride Loses
On Points to Nick
Crundy of FL Paso

Manuel chavez Duke Cius irhi.
weiFht pride, was o%utpointe1 hy SICK
Grundy 81 ~ i'sro. last niEht In the
main ten round event of the boxing
program held AZ the crystal theater.
Although giving chavez M. benefit Of
eight pounds the weiEhta heinE ilu
and tgg respectively. gruudy upheld
he reputation and look the lead from
the first round
Chavez showed little pep until the
sixth round which Wa tho turning
point ~ the min aud marked the
opening 81 four rounds 81 classy and
fast work. Although Chavez opened
up for the last four rounds. grundy
maintained HE lead ana was given The
referees decision.
The ten round bout between MnFdn.
leno Gonzales and sammy johnson
was ended In the third round by Gon'
xnles by the X a. method solomon
Cor oYa nrhtinr under tho name Of
Young Nelson. and limo Saurhcs
treated The fans 90 H snappy our
round draw.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
TOMORROW BIG DAY
IN SALVATION ARMY
DRIVE FOR FUNDS
Booth and Auto stiokcrs WIN Be
Employed and Churches and So
eississ Are Called Upon 10 Help

while the Salvation Army campaign
moved somewhat more hriskiy tedny
more workers still are ncedd and prep
arauons are being made 10 make To-
morrow a hlg day. Auto tarEinr VII
be IN charge ~ the Roval Ncirnbcfa.
and booths gill be- IN charge Of Mrs
George Wheeler who win be assisted
b. Meadamea Isaac Earth. Joe pearce.
"a. y. Aapenwald. James D. Notaw
John Summers and Chas sutton. Al
bert Morris. seymour Lewinsohn and
n. = Jacobson. the Misses Juiia oer-
ard. Betty Morrlnette. Irene couler
and Carlottn Wesierfead. who has
promised TO furnish twenty young
ladies 20 assist with the hootha
An earnest appeal l. made 10 the
churches and an societies 20 assist In
IN work % raising money " the
drive. AFR. Bergman and AR. 9. ".
With have donated their services Mr.
Wirth having worked with the taiya-
tion Army for years. and Il j. 10 be
hoped that ether citizens viii come
forward ana eive al tie time thsy can
spare 10 heipinr the association which
reaches panrl~ fhrf M one else can
reach: which aids al from the highest
TO the lowest when In need of assist
ance that no one other Institution has
ever touched.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

"A 4 special ciu election on July
~. me voters Of Albuquerque will b.
xI1rn an opportunity 20 register their
u-uf<rur<1 FOR fnfro or i've mrmhfrI
81 lIIr dts cr1UmlEEon. Al that tins.
ether 4rsrntmtnfa % the clfY conril-
rnfIon Will come up intended 10 vail
dtfa uh1 pfcssnt charter and make
re chanEea necessary for nee com
~f,|r>inrffa should M nrnt provision
carry. IhlH vas decided "a the meet
Inr % TIE commission kNt evening".
1he first amendment changes re-
Ipn tnT(u 81 article two 10 provide
for tho olecilon o. i've commission
er InNIead Of fhrce and permits thoao
81 Insftnd 81 maAIuE . majority e.
a4atInl Section one 81 article -four Ia
10 bo amended 10 allow FOR the five
<<mtnleNuneru An amendment 10 Sec
. two Of article four prearrbea a
rotation IN office. A CLOSING clause
provides for a special election whlch
tEnII be called 10 select two more
commissioners should the amendment
70 eutarxo the hodF carD.
The nr<n<r 81 thc city nlcd a pc
tition n<kInN for . number Of changes
~ tnrir vofkirE conditions Huassll
q Norton. 4 rooi hall manager. filed
= complaint alleged that members o.
The city police fore had Threatened
not atop gambling within his pool
room. HIS attorney. n. n. Jamlson.
tork><rd that there was no state laN
nxAinst gambling ahd hence the cts
rc1id not stop ~ The matter was
rcfcrr>t 70 CITY Attorney W A. Kele-
her and cits nan~ssr a r. Heeen-
*IfttI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19


Winter wheat a nearine harvest IN
noTthefn counties. according 90 the
reports received ny the state weather
bureau office IN santa ~. The runt
week has beet favorable with moder.
ats 70 high temperatures and seattle,
I'd thunderstorm mostly IN the east
and southeast counties. Crops have
continued their rapid arUwth and
iAnroe are In e~xcelieut condition with
stock doing wall sprinn wheat oats.
corn. heana. knnr, sorghum and fod-
der cruIs nre making nuod prokrcs-
Some ~repiantinH Of corn and beans
has been done. because Of the rcccnt
frost. hat mostly these crops have 70
covered or sVeur nndnmnHcd. ~ Guilt
entlon n rruornl The fifrt cutting Of
alfalfa IN northefn counties promises
70 he iirhtt
Followin& are the reports on crop
conditions ~ towns. Amarillo. grass
aud ranre IN excellent condition. some
dnmere 10 wheat from rust. abund.
ant moisture. Lakewood. the ground 10
getting dry. although have had a few
local shovern farmers arr preparing
for second cutting Of nlfnlfn. iloVnn
past week good EroWiur weather ana
an crops doing we'll. JemeH springs.
sunshine adequate. nrupes apparently
killed spring wheat rendy to head out
hut seriously damaged ~ froai. plenty
81 mrden vegetables. tiermora, pluw-
Ing and cultivation Henemii Taos urft
crop Of alfalfa Will BE- nEht hernuec
Of frost damage, wheat looks fine nnd
promises good crop 'himnyo. corn.
wheat oats and peas arr rrowtnE me
b.. Roswell. good ahovod occurred
during the week which WIS cool with
sunshine below the rlnrmni. range
hest for i've years: Dcmine. most 81
the milo. corn and kRffif has been
planted. tomaioea have % per cent
stand and proapecta are good.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

-.m< 81 IN best Attractions ever
rt<n N Albuquerque viii BE- here
sin .1I |ffrrff rNeufau1na, Nhlch
.<sIt. Sunday. luIf ~ md NIn prob
abb - held In the usual rloce. such
<u<.<t~f< - Hainh rarisffe. DR. Prank
I~.@tI4n1. ffnroIn McCpuneIL "Hcl"
f|1<I and ILoufennnf Uninion win bo
On ne ><Ifufo rfuFfam.
Inc -aosIcaI program viii BE- en-
r~fIfIon4Iif good Nnd Win ~ featured
~ IN Italian tanA "a ra1H 10 adj
41IIIII." one ~ Ueorrr Cohan'a great
r1I furtfsEHa HIi aI.o be given.
&If&t|4 more tean fffF towns n
II||04 H.Ia ffrer v|HIsr1 ~ D. Nel-
path company IN Ner Mexico. Texas
nnI Oklahoma and but one city has
refused a couIrrcI for h cnmlnE 14a-
son. InIe Indicates ne tIpt % enter.
tainmtnt Nhich 4 being given nh
s<..on slrssts for ne sntre slx days
WIN be sold 81 f1A1 and tl.to 10
f1Iitfan. single tickets VII be hfty
~ SEVENTY -utt csnf4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
w. J. Herile WEEDS
Miss Burke of
Tucumcari Today

W = Herlle. stamp clerk NJ p
postoffice. was married al The 'ath-
ollie church this morninr AZ High mass
10 Miss Cornelia Burke Of Tucumcari
before q large number ~ friends The
ceremony was performed BY Palmer
Mandalari. Mr ana Mr. chester
Bebber acting a. Witnesses Ar. Deb
her who has just returned from over
seas 10 an Old friend ~ AIR Herilc
Tho bride formerly taught school a.
Tucumcnri. ana the groom ~ well
known In Albuquerque and u n mem
her 81 the Catholic choir The young
couple viii make their homo here,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
New Mexico Cities
Doing Much Paving
Work at This Time

That considerable road construction
~ the better type T. being done In New
Mexico and Colorado o. shown hy the
fepoff ~ bids now being advertised
which has just been received hy tho
chamber Of commerce from the Ma.
tinnal Portland Cement Association.
In and near five cities uf the two
states there j. "a his time opeu for
contracting $4,000 yards of cement
roads alone of this amount. Tie eua
b. o. 10. constructed in santa Fe. and
- 600 IN Gallup tilda Tor the Gaiirn
wurk will boz received until June -
tHN