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Evening journal., 1919-08-29
FEEDING OF BABY AS
IMPORTANT FACTOR

A new sort OF motherhood has come
come into style within the last ten or
afteen years, which clearly indicates
better and stronger race for the days
Of 1870
This new, scientific motherhood is
"the motherhood OF better babies" and
Il means a race OF stronger people,
more able TO combat disease; less sub
ieet TO chills, colds. pains and fever (;
longer lived and easier TO live with.
The time was when the baby had TO
take HIS own chance with the world
and infant mortality statistics OF de-
cade ago tell the tragic story all too
'clearly-the story OF babies who died
before they even had a chance 10 live.
Today. however, the nation realizes
the value Of It's habits. Doctors are saw
Ing them, trained nurses are saving
them. the great newspapers are saving
them by giving publicity TO articles on
how TO take care OF children, but most
Of an mothers are doing this great
work. by learning new and better ways
10 take care Of their babies and especi-
ally by learning how to feed them, for
il is In The feeding that The baby's
strength or weakness is established.
A baby who is given the proper kind
Of food has an immediate advantage
Napoleon said. "An army moves on It's
stomach, but the army Of babies even
more truly moves on IT'S stomach, and
wins or loses by the kind OF food
mothers choose.
one kind Of baby food which is now
used more than any other, Is Nestles
MIR Food Made out Of milk with Just
the right amount OF cereal and sugar
Evening journal., 1919-08-29
WAR TOOK AWAY
one Lone INDUSTRY
St. Thomas Was Formerly
Stopping Place of Thous-
ands OF Boats
VESSELS PUT IN
THERE TO COAL

WASHINGTON, Aug. 99.-Announce-
men, that the Virgin Islands, formerly
the Danish West Indies. are to be the
bcnenclaries of an annual appropriation
ol sg00OOO from The Navy Department
md are 10 be the obiccis Of a general
Amerlcanlzaiion program IS the occa-
sion for issuance OF a bulletin concern
Ing our newest possessions by the Ma
tlonal Geographic society.
Though The group comprises % Is
lands. ou the northeastern rim Of the
Caribbean sea only three are big
enough 10 have a name on any but
photographic charts and local maps.
saws The bulletin These are 81.
Thomas. st. John and S. CrolX
"While 81 CroiX has an area Of about
81 square miles aud ST. Thomas but 2s
square miles. ST. Thomas Is the most
important Of The group Of islands This
the harbor on the south side OF The
island is one Of the finest In al tropi-
cal America.
Possibilities Explained
rho story of how the war robbed ST.
Thomas 0f her one lone industry and
the possibilities the island holds FOR
rehabilitation is told in the following
communication 10 the society:
From the days OF the buccaneers
80 Thomas strategic advantage has
been realized. for when The Spanish
Main was The happy hunting ground
of the gentlemen of the Black Flag This
harbor was their headquarters. Behind
us outer hills the pirate craft found
shelter from the open sen. and were
well screened from the sight Of passing
ships until The moment came o. pouncc
down upon them. In more recent times
it has played The role OF safe harbor
for The thousands of vessels bound
from Europe 10 Panama and surround
ing territory or Vice versa. With q
free port, where repairs ships stores
and coal might he had. upon which
there had been no levy Of tariff duties.
the shipping world found Tire harbor OF
Charlotte Amalie. an attractive way
Stallion on most Of It's Caribbean routes.
The result was that agriculture in
81 Thomas fell into decay and nearly
Evening journal., 1919-08-29

added. 1t is a complete milk food al
ready properly prepared and modified.
Mother just adds water to the clean,
fluffy powder and then boils for a min
ute. In every bottle baby has COM
plete meal.
Nestle's is so quickly and easily D"e-
pared that 1t Is essentially mistake
proof, and that is one of the ways
that the babies Of today are being butt
for the superior race Of tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1919-08-29

an Of the activities Of the islands pop
ulation were devoted to the interests Of
The harbor, and one Of the finest coal
ing stations in the tropical world was
established there.
Has Floating Dry Dock.
IN addition 90 the coallng station
there is a floating drydock and a ma
rine slip, where splendid repair facili-
ties are provided.
"Os long as these facilities were in
demand ST. Thomas was a fairly pros
porous island. Men and women alike
found IL easy to get employment. at
least for a part Of the time, at what
was TO them a living wage, which was
I cent a basket Of coal. weighing from
80 10 100 pounds Some carried as
many as 200 or 800 baskets during the
four or i've hours required TO coal a
ship. When not doing this work they
found considerable employment dis
charging coal from freighlers which
brought IL 10 81. Thomas.
But then came the war IN Europe
and all was changed. The steamships
Of Germany. which made continual use
Of the harbor Of st. Thomas, were
driven from the sea, and where for
merly an was business and enterprise
only now and then a ship found It's
way into port and the people Of ST.
Thomas. their agriculture neglected for
years, found themselves unable 10 gain
"a living, either from the land or from
the sea.
History Full of Interest
"fhe history Of the Danish West IN
dies is full Of interest Columbus found
81. Thomas inhabited by Caribs and
Arawaks In 1893 In 1851 a colony Of
Dutch settlers occupied the island but
when They heard Of New Amsterdam
now New York. they left IT Ia become
% part of The new colony with such
future ahead of II. The
English came 10 81 Thomas next but
In 1866 IL was formally taken over by
the Danish crown In 1864 the King Of
Denmark took The government into his
own hands and threw The port Of Char
lotte Amalie open. duty free. 10 al
nations. In 1901 The British took The
island from The Danes. but restored II
aflen ten months. Again. I'm 1907,
Britain took possession of 81 Thomas.
Evening journal., 1919-08-29

but returned IL In the readjustment
growing out Of the Napoleonic wars in
1915.
Evening journal., 1919-08-29
Inducements Thruout the Store

inducements ThruOut the Store
Ladies slipover Nainsook Gowns Very special
S1.00
Fine Nainsook Envelope Chemise, at $1.3e
Muslin Pettooats, with deep hounce, $1.5o.
Boys heavy Khaki School Pants; sizes TO is
years, at S5c.
New line Fall Waists, in dark striped silk and
georgette at $500
New Fall Lingerie and Wolfe Waists, in plain
white, cooTS and stripes, at $1.50.
Ladies' Kayser's pure silk dye, ingram Hosiery in
navy and black, full fashioned. Special at $500.
Ladies Onyx Silk Isle Hosiery; all colors, 5sc.
Chldrens Onyx Hosiery, in cordovan and white.
Sizes to ~, 29c. Sizes to 10, 33c.
Mems Quaker Maid Half Hose Regular soc.
Saturday, zee
Mems Blue Chambray Work Shirts Regular
S1.75. Saturday, $1.25
Evening journal., 1919-08-29
ATWOOD Botany
Serge Dresses
New Fall Models
Specially Priced
$4,000

Charming new Fall Dresses in
leading shades, showing every ap-
proved new style feature, in sew
eral stunning models. Also wool
Jerseys in this group.
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UNCERTAINTIES
Of LABOR HALT
.. STOCK MARKET
Banking and Financial Condi-
tons Favorable Aside From
Weakness of Foreign Ex-
change Generally.
tnr MORNING JOURNAL spse,Al ls'sto wssl

thy MORNING JOURNAL cPEclAL LEbsEo WHEEL
New York, Sept. 7.-Business or
the stock exchange last week hinged
almost exclusively on the industrla
situation. The stand taken by the ad'
ministration in connection with the
railroad brotherhoods was offset in
measure by the ultimatum of the
steel workers to the United States
Steel corporation.
Banking and general financial con-
ditions yielded none of their recent
stability, aside from recurrent weak
ness in the foreign exchange market.
Sterling forfeited much of its recent
recovery with French and Italian re-
mittances at new low records.
The foreign exchange situation con-
tinues to engage the attention of lead
ing economists in the financial district
and there is reason to believe that
steps soon will be taken by the
French government to rectify existing
conditions, London bankers, however,
holding aloof
Much of the weeks activity and ex-
element in the stock market was fur
nished by several speculative issues,
notably Crucible Steel and Baldwin
Locomotive.
The rise and subsequent decline
of the former seemed to have its ORR
gin in the operations on an aggressive
short interest, but the strength of
equipments and oils probably had its
basis on sound business conditions.
This found expression in the higher
rates of dividends declared by the
American Car and Foundry company,
American Wooden and Mexican and
Pan-American petroleums.
In the money market the only note
worthy change was the lower rates for
call loans, which dropped from their
'pegged' quotation of 6 per cent to
5 and 12 but time funds held firm
on the smaller supply at to 61-2 per
cent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-08
NO MORE TRUCKS FOR
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT

ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS TO MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe, Sept. THE state high
way department received the unwel
come news today that no more road
trucks will be turned over to it by
the war department, the judge advo-
cate of the army having just ruled
that a section of the sundry civil bill
approved July 10, repeats the provi-
sion of the postoffice appropriation
act approved February 2S, which or
dered the war department to turn over
its motor equipment to the depart
ment of agriculture for highway con-
struction. However, the motor equip
ment already received, valued at half
a million dollars, will be retained.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-08
WATER AND LIGHT co.
ORDERED ASSESSED
AT APPRAISED VALUE

ESPECIAL coRREsPonoENcE TO sosslNo JOURNAL
Santa Fe, Sept. THE assessor for
Santa Fe county was directed by the
state tax commission to assess the
Santa Fe Water and Light company
at its own appraisal recently submit
ted to the city council, and at the
same time DISMISSED the appeal of
the water and light company from
an assessment of $S12,9S5, the COM
pany having turned in an assessment
of S7,34i.25 for purposes of taxa
ton, while the appraisal figures it had
arrived at were $460,000. The water
and light company will appeal to the
courts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-08
SHE WANTS TO HELP OTHERS.

Mrs. A. G. Wells, r. F. D. Rocky
Mount, N. c., writes: 81 cannot praise
Foley Kidney Pills enough for the
wonderful benefits l have derived
from their use. Please publish this
statement as | want the people every
where to know of them" Lame back,
sore muscles. puffiness under eyes,
and an always tired" feeling are in
dications that the kidneys and bladder
are not working properly. Foley Kid
ney Pills strengthen weak, disordered
kidneys and bladder. For sale by AL
varado Pharmacy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-08
WANTED---Salesmen

Statesmen WANTED N
TO handle our stock anywhere in New Mex
leo; We win prepare the territory and
give YOU excellent cooperation and nanG
some compensation; write or wire for par
t:cuars, Miners Coal G. Coke Co. Trinhlnd
Cola. We sre mining and selling coal nrv
MANI ED-Experieneed securities statesmen,
capable of managing district offices IN
New Mexico and ARIZONA and employing
several statesmen to sell shares OF a clean
cut Northwest Burkburnett Texas oil com
pany holding eight leases, three Of which
are near largest wells in this field. Small
capital, guaranteeing to drill three wells
from stock sales, Local Statesmen wanted
every county these statesai State position
seeking. giving referaacesi details, experi-
ence. Interview address Box 405 Oklahoma
City, Okla
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-08

Nearly everybody smokes in Japan.
The girls begin when they are ten
years of age, and the boys a year
earlier.
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LOST Between WhtComb Springs and city
license t42@ Finder please return to
Journal office
L0ST-'ran Suitcase on road from Tcmez
Springs, notify Charles Clay, Jemez Springs
and receive reward
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FOR RENT--Rooms

EON NEN u ~-kA00KnX
~~~~r~eN~-~~~s~~~~~~~s~~~~~
North,
FOR RENT-Rooms day or week running
water, no sick; over Golden Rule Store
FOR RENT-Modern furnished rooms, nc
sick, running water. 5Osh West Central
FOR RENT-Two large rooms furnished
for light housekeeping. 500 North Sec
ond
| IMPERIAL ROOMs-Nice, clean rooms
rates by day or week. over Woolworths
3l9h West Central
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room with
sleeping porch Breakfast If desired no
sick. Phone 1871; call after 4;SO
FOR RENT-one front room with priviles
of bath, in private home Of every modern
convenience. 7o5 West New York
FOR RENT-First-C Glass Sleeping rooms
close in; modern and newly furnished
no sick; sos West Fruit, phone 1175
FOR RENT-American Hotel, light house-
keeping and sleeping rooms. by day OF
week SO2h West Central. Phone sol.
ELMs HOTEL-First and Tijeras All out.
side rooms, running water. $3.50 week up.
Also light housekeeping rooms. Phone sss.
FOR RENT-Large corner room, private
entrance bath; suitable for a single man
employed S21 North Fourth phone tSOt-J.
south.
FOR RENT-FurnlsheG room, close in. 812
West Silver.
FOR RENT-Hcely furnished front room !:
s22 South Seventh
FOX kENT-F furnished rooms not water
heat; no sick: no children. 41A W. silver.
FOR RENT-Deslrable room in private
family for gentleman; close in 500 West
Silver
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room
no sick; ladies only. 713 West Gold
Phone 2139M
FOR RENT-Furnished room for nght
housekeeping; gas in; no children, 724
South Second
EoR kENT-One nicely furnished bed
room: steam heat. running water: gentle
man preferred. Gil West Coal
FOR RENTING nicely furnished bed
rooms; modern convenlences; close in.
Phone l5S5-M. sos South Fifth.
tsiEhlspGs
Walter. Phone 2os
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. 1903 East
Central Phone 2225-w
FOR KENT-Pleasant room to person
employed, 2oS North Edith.
FOR RENT-Rooms for Housekeeping, near
Pres. San. 1929 East Copper
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room.
5l5 East Central phone l9O1-J.
FOR RENT-Room and sIecTny norch l.,
person employed. 2oS North Edith
FOR RENT--Four rooms, furnished glass
in sleeping porch. 6lS South High
FOR RENT-Furnshed room; gentleman
preferred. 1o1 South Walter phone 2o72.
For RENT--Furnished housekeeping 5 ms
for two people: large sleeping porch. 10
South Walnut.
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FOR RENT-MsceIlaneous

FOX RENT--Piano. Phone sis7-I
FOR RENT--Large-size cider press rs
North Eighth. phone 1292-w.
FOR RIsNT--Itorses and riga 10 Jenfez
4 Springs also saddle horses. Cheap rates
sianon Garcia. 1909 North Arpo,
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FOR SALE--Ranchea

FOR SALE OR LEASE--16U-acre rancn
located between Barton and Chilli, g. w
Y sec 20, 0 N. E. Good well on place
no other improvements about 90 acrts
cleared for cultivation virgin soil. Harry
Braun. 9ls, North Third
FOR SALE-Ranch old Zefser Ranch, I0C
acres. % acres under cultivation; mostly
alfalfa good orchard: house Of thirteen
rooms Price, including dairy. 600 chicken.
and 1876 head Of hogs. $4,000, or will sell
ranch alone. Easy terms Address Pres.
bvttrian. SanttorIum. h
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FOR sALE--Strictly modern 6-room stucco
bungalow; hardwood floors, large fire.
Place, glassed in sleeping porch garage and
shade. Must be seen to be appreciated.
Phone 1872
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Maze.
! WANTED--Man for general work, Phone
| SOS.
| WANTED Experienced walter or waitress
Pullman Cafe
WANTED-Man for delivery wagon, CaII at
2l7 South Second. Farr's Meat Mrkct
Experienced waiter or waitress
New Republic cafe l22 West Central
| WANTED-Ffrst- cass cher COOK at once:
best salary Box L. l., care Journal,
| WANTED--Fhree boys Tor Jay woiA, Alait
Immediately; Z boys to start September
| |. Western Union
WANTED Woman cook good wages, car.
| penters and aborers ITO South Third
Phone 1854, Employment Office
WANTED--A baker on bread and cakes to
work by himself in a small bakery. Adj
dress Aug. Wlnkler, socorro, y. NJ,
WANTHD-Clerk for retail cigar store
steady employment! one with experience
| preferred Reference required. New Mex
leo Cigar Co.
MANUFACTURING young man or woman,
who can give us several hours spare tms
evenings. References. win pay we'll
southwestern Distributing Exchange, Ala
mogordo, y. M.
WANTED Waitress. MurpheY sanai0Tilm
WANTED-Girl FOR general houscworE
l12S South Arno
WANTED-Cood family cook wages 500
month. Phone 1913.
WANTED-Assstant seamstress at aitera-
ton room. The Economist.
| WANTED--First cook; alsO dining room
girl, Methodist Sanatorium.
WANTED--Woman or girl that can cook
Apply mornings, S28 West Copper.
WANTED-Girl or woman for housew ork
good wages. 1903 South Fourteenth
English speaking woman Tor
is'usework. Apply 500 North Eleventh.
WANTEp--Glrl for general homework aud
to assist with cooking. 519 West Tijeras
wANTED-woman capable Of teaching
family of children. Address p, o. Box
626.
WANTED-stehograph woman over
twenty years preferred Address p. ..
Box 626
WANTED-Two good sewers to help on
coats and trousers. l., c. Gieotz 107
South Fourth.
WANTED--A steady girl for general h0use
work in small family. Mrs. s. Lewlnson
sos North Tenth.
WANTED-Good woman for general house
work. permanent place to right woman
Address p o. Box s26.
WANTED-Mad for general housework
and care of children; good wages. Apply
mornings. 1l5 South Fourteenth.
WANTED Experienced maid & ,are for
fifteen rooms. Apply mornings between
10 a m, and ~, 600 West Gold.
WANTED Experienced lady clerk, mus;
be good saleslady; reference required
Bennett Indian Trading Co, Fourth and
Gold.
WANTED--Competent woman girl for
general housework in small family must
cook: permanent position, good salary. Mrs
Chas Namur, 1l16 West Central
WANTED-Second or third grade lady
teachers. understanding Spanish, 10 teach
fatigue school. Write Santiago Sanchez
or william King, school directors, fatigue.
n. NJ.
WANTED-Ambitious young lady who
understands bookkeeping and stenography
and who possesses some executive ability for
permanent place with established business,
e,Ia
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FOR RENT-Apartments

FOR RENT-Three-room furnished apart
ment; no children. 512 North Second.
FOX REN1--One nicely furnished two-room
apartment: steam heat; no Children. ell
West Ctai
FOR RENT-Up- to-date furnished apart
ment; three rooms; glass sleeping room
and bath; steam heat; hot and cold water.
Phone 213g-H 1922 West Central
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-08

FOR SALE-By owner. four-room moderI
Santa Fe brick house. two porches, larg,
lot lawn, flowers and fruit trees, garage
Fourth ward. Price reasonable. phon,
1861
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Male and Female.

TEACHERS WANTED
Observation-Disclosures teachers for rural
schools, tutors in ranch homes primary
teachers for graded schools commercial
Spanish and music teachers for high schools
needed at once Calls coming in very
mail for more teachers than we are .ble To
find. Phone l256-M, or write postofsice
box 4S2, Albuquerque, n. ", stating fully
Your training experience and grade OF Jour
certificate
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-08

FOR SALE-Modern five-ruOm brick
$500; five-room modern $4,000; bar.
gains, Money to loan, w. II. McMlllon
206 West Gold.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-08

HOUSE for sale, $500 down viii buy four
room adobe with two sleeping porches,
about eighteen young fruit trees, grape
vines and gooseberry bushes Inquire cor
ner 1921 North First
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FOR SALE

4,500-6-room brick, modern, hot
water heat, lot 75x142, garage,
good outbuildings; 4th ward.
$3,500-6-room frame, modern, good
porches, shade, corner lot, on car
line; 4th ward.
$2,650-5-room frame, modern, sleep
ing porch, good shade. N. 3rd St.
$3,000-4-room brick, modern, well
! built, good garage. N. End st.
$5,500-9-room, 2-story brick, mod
ern, completely furnished, suitable
for rooming house or small apart
ments; corner lot. North End St
$1,5o0-4-room frame, bath. SO It
lot, garage, North Sth st.
$2,000-5-room frame, modern, 4th
ward, close in; terms.
$3000--5-room brick, modern, large
rooms, good porches, near car line
Fourth ward.
A. FLEISCEER
AtAl Estate, Insurance, LoAaA
III South Fnurtk Btrest