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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18
sAIooNKEErER sHIEs
AT DOG CATCHER JOl.

The Ihldl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18
Stewart, Movie
Star, in the City

Mis- Anita stewart movie star, ao-
compnnied BY her mother, brother
chauaeur and his family were IN Al
buquerQuc FOR a short time yesterday
afternoon, enroute from tho east for
California on train Nd 3. where Mas
Stewart will take Up her work in he
silent drama. Miss stewart was hav-
inF a iittis trouble with her eye upon
her arrival here and she visited =
local specialist for treatment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18

Gates looked on smiling. Could
this be the woman who had declared
shc would have no children; that she
had another part 70 fiilY Wan II tho
same oma who had talked OF
emancipation and had been consider
ed Etrongmfndcd3
Love, home. children" he said 70
himself. Whit wonders they ac-
oo"piisn' m. .,,,a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18
STIRLING ArfNERs GIvE
FOR eOInIEHC

CHARLEsTON, w. Na--As an evil
donce Of his good humor prevailing
throughout the coal strike zone IN
West Virginia. striking miners Al
Clothier, a small coal center near
here. gave a dance for the benelt OF
the soldiers and strikers had a thor
ouFhiY good time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18

NEW Yonk-The "pFctticSt girl In
sIte ununn'e netur corrs." Male
lime Hoffman. who distinguished
herself repeatedly during the war.
has Just ob4nincsl n diNotyc frnnn
Wflians y. Hoffman. OF the New
Work brewing family. MIR. Hoft-
rann D. II ycArr Old. She dAd heroic
uofk nt the Peril Amboy cxplO~ion
and In a railroad week la BrOok-
iyn. during the war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18

ia Yukon Terflfory. Il exor-
e'sed - q report that a whale WAS
ns,- n the Huhon river al the mouth
~ sikfy Nile ever. a little south Of
thar aiy and poe miles inland.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18

The Evening Herald n the New
Mexico paper that put ne Glass
In Classified advertising.
The Keota news., 1919-05-23
SAME POOR, FRAIL HUMANITY
A. canpbsll Oald, "aasn Fight but
gveey Devil In He'll llveo Friendly
win He Brother.

A young angel Of distinction being
sent down to this world On some busa.
ness for tie nrst time had an old
courier spirit assigned him - Q guide.
They arrived over the seas Of Mar.
tinlco. In the middle Of long day Of
obstinate fight between the Aeets q
Rodney and De 0rasse. When through
the clouds Of smoke he saw the fire Of
the guns. the decks covered with man
slsd limbs and bodies dead and. dying.
OF blown into the air. and tho guam
tfty Of pain. misery. and destruction
the crews yet alive were thus with %
much eagerness dealing round to ono
another, be turned angrily to his guide
and said:
you laundering blockhsad. you arc
ignorant Of your business: you under.
took to conduct me to the earth and
you have brought mo into he'll"
mo. mr." says the guide. II have
made no mistake: this 70 really the
earth, and these are men. Devils never
treat one another in this cruel manner
they have more sense. and moro Of
what men (vainly) call humanity
Ben3amin Franklin.
WHAT the country needs u . blind
asylum for people who are blind to
their own interests.
The Keota news., 1919-05-23

cvtievsa Tor ooeo Haada
Soak hands on retiring In the hot suds
Of Cuticura Soap. dry and rub In Gu
ticufa Ointment. Remove surplus
Ointment with tissue paper. This 70
only one Of the things Cuticufa win do
II Soap. Ointment and Talcum aIo Used
for all toilet purpooes-Adv.
The Keota news., 1919-05-23
Suffered for Years
Miserable Ptsa Nl,sy ftvIbls.
Deaa's llale Ar. Barnett
Sheak nd Vel.

q suaszsd untsA ascey WITH n
% Vlrginis Place. Buffalo, n. r
"6omstimss fslt that would bun
up With fever, but every row and then
would have Q sevoEo chill. Oftao No
The Keota news., 1919-05-23
COLORADO NEWS NOTES.

The State Department Of Satisfy will
~ out Of existence Juno LIST instead Ut
July 18th, It was announced at the gov.
srnor's office. The announcement
came after Governor Oliver H. Shoup
accepted the resignation Of Col. Henry
r. Allen superintendent Of the depart
mont to take effect on that date. The
Lagislature at the last session provid.
cd the department with funds enough
to last until July Is. According to .
recent ruling Of Attorney General Vic
tor e. Keyes. however. the department
will continue to exist in name. no law
having specified its abolishment.
The sherifrs office at La Junta cap
tured Ventura Antizeros while he was
trying to dispose Of some silk goods,
and after an examination 1t was
learned that he had quantity Of goods
In the east end Of town. His premises
were searched and five silk dresses.
silk waists and two coats. valued at
SIS each, besides . number of trousers
and overails. were found. Tho goods
were Identified ~ those belonging to
. store that was robbed In Pueblo OF
$500 worth Of silk.
THE division Of morale II soon 10
be organized a. the seventh arm OF
service Of the United States Army"
This statement was made BY Raymond
=. Foodick, chairman Of the National
Commission on War Camp Activities.
who has just returned from five
months In Europe with General Per
shIng. Mr.. Foaslick II now at Broad
moor. at Colorado Springs. where he 70
enjoying q rest with his family after
two strenuous years Of service.
Sunflower ensilage u to b given Q
test By members Of the Adams county
farm bureau. acting under the diree-
ton Of George II. Smith. county agri.
culturallst. Different members OF the
Organization will plant an acre each
to give the flower that made Kansas
famous q chance to show what It can
do for Northern Colorado. Over on
the Western slope sunflower ensilage
has been given . test the last year.
and peoved q valuable feed.
The great Revenue mine. producer a
millions Of dollars worth Of rich 81
vir and gold ore In Ouray's hsyday.
has Just been sold to eastern parties
according to announcement Of @. r.
whitley. Lately heavy ore bodies have
been uncovered In the workings and
the purchasers state that they are 90
Ing to install modern machinery and
build improvements to cost several
hundred thousand dollars.
Greeley police are looking for Q man.
partly identified - the assailant Of
1o-year-old Greeley girl on the campus
Of the Greeley high school The Siha
was attacked BY two men. but escaped
and ran to the campus Of the state
teachers' college, where she tainted
from terror and exhaustion and was
found unconscious several hours later
beside Q clump Of bushes, with mo0e
Of her clothing torn away.
George T. and Thomas Boske, bro
theirs, were arrested at Kenilworth.
Utah, after Guiding sherifrs officers
In q three-day chase In the hills Of
Northern Colorado. This information
was telegraphed to Sheriff Sam Thom.
a. on his return from the hills. The
men are charged with the murder Of
VIII r. Hunter and Elton z. Paris,
near Pueblo, elk weeks ago.
Edward s. Lann0n. 06, former mar.
The Keota news., 1919-05-23
COLORADO
STATE NEWS

Ill - - . - = - ~ - "
Wsstsr. Nsvspapsr Uniea Nevs Service.
Capt. Harold shoup. eldest soa Of
Governor and Mrs.. Shoup. who has
oen In service overseas for two aud
ns-half years. has sailed from France
pr New York.
The final settlement Of the estate
Z Winfield Scott Stratton. mul0.mll'
bonairs mining man who died In 1907,
vill b made In the county court OF
\ Paso county.
d.. Livingstone Tarfand. former
president Of the state university and
how head Of the Red Gross In Wash
hgton, win b In Boulder for com.
nencsment and deliver the address o.
June 26th.
Advance reports indicate that tho
cultivated acreage In Colorado In 1913
vii b The largest On record for the
hate, the most substantial increase b.
ing In acreage devoted to sugar bsets
Ind wheat.
Denver schools win close for the
hummer vacation On June 9th. A do
lay Of several weeks was caused In the
eiosing Of the schools because Of the
reinforced vacation Of two months last
tall on account q the influenza cpl
oemic.
The recent development Of KSowa
county In eastern Colorado 70 forcibly
illustrated by the increase In bank DE-
posits from 81, SOIL on December
/ 81, 1917, to 9loo,e4o90 on December
j 81, 1913 an advance Of approximately
100 Per cent.
Frsdsrick Fromm. q farmer living
near Wellington. Colo. u dead ana
Herman Weber. . neighbor. u In bad
shape In the Fort Collins hospital -
the result Of an automobile accident
four miles north q Welllnstoa On the
Cheyenne road.
Mai Alfred Brown Of U. 8. army.
stationed at Camp Dodge In the IN
fantry service. has accepted Q call to
the University Of Colorado - secrs-
tary Of the 7. n. q. A. The call was
sent By the student board and The
majors acceptance received
Having failed to receive any bids
on the project for widening the grade
In the Big Thompson caho0 on the Es.
teO Park road the State Highway Com
mission has decided to undertake the
Improvement On its own Initiative BY
letting the contract to several par.
ties.
An estate of 100000. mostly cash
and bonds, 10 divided into thirty-nins
beQuests BY the will Of Asa Sterling.
late president Of the First National
Bank Of Greeley. Half goes to his
widow and the rest to one brother.
three sisters and thirty-four nieces and
nephews.
The sales Of school land In Colo
RADIO during the biennial period end
ing November 30. 1913 were 224.O0o
acres, and the total price was $3,21S,.
Sl7. Most Of this sum goes into the
permanent school fund Of the state,
and the interest It earns II used fol
the support Of public schools.
Prof. Roosevelt r. Walker, for the
last three months field organizer for
the extension department Of the Uni.
versity Of Colombo, has resigned and
will 90 to Athens, Ca, to become pro
fessor Of English at the University OF
The Keota news., 1919-05-23

TRULY A MODERN SOL ONION
Wlee Old churehman Neatly 9xtrieas.
- Himself From Dilemma That
Would laavo Fleeeed Many.

Mr.. Arthur Hodsoa says IN ths
Geographical Journal that the Abys.
sinians. who belong TO branch Of The
Coptic church. are intensely supsesti-
tious, and believe In Q he'll q tie most
terrible description. Their religion
plays . great part In their lives. and
not long ago The country was divided
into two parties over . heresy which
had arisen In connection With tAo
Trinity. Ono said that on the last day
the Trinity would appear with one
head and three bodies, and the other
that II would appear with ons body
and three heads. 90 much bad feeling
was created that Il was at last DE-
cided to send q deputatioa to the
Patriarch Of Alexandra, who Was nat
urally pushed to give IN answer 10
this conundrum. He, however: dis
played IN adroitnoes which proves his
fitness for his ecclssiastie sminsnee.
for he declared there was Q great deal
to b said On both sides, and they
would ind out for certain On the day
Of judgment. Even Solomon could not
have delivered Q wiser judgment.
The Keota news., 1919-05-23
Misjudoed.

Tho taciturn and seedy caller didn't
seem to have much money. For that
reason the automobile salesman slsed
him up wrong.
you wish to 80 Q car. ehf Certain.
y, sir. We carry Q full line Of this
well.known make - ahem - popularly
called Q hivver; something that"
Hold on. young Teller" interrupted
the prospective customer. "When l
want to buy q watch charm ] usually
20 to Q jewelry store."-Birmingham
Ago-Hsrald.
The Keota news., 1919-05-23
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER

has been Q household remedy oil ovoe
The civilised world for more than half
Q century for constipation. intestinal
troubles. torpid liver and the generally
Oppressed feeling that accompanies
such disorders. Il u most valuable
Eeme6y for indigestion q nervous dys.
pepsie and liver trouble. bringing on
heada~NA. coming. up Of food. palplta.
ton d heart. and many other symp.
toms. 4 few doses Of August Flower
viii relieve you. Il 70 Q gsatle laxa.
tive. Ak your druggist Sold In oil
civtlised aoantries.-Adv.
The Keota news., 1919-05-23

este Enough.
II am afraid to 90 near the Watee
because I get % dizzy" that's ID
right Il your had. 0Wima"
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-09-05
DON'T LET SCOTLAND NECK AL
WAYS BE BEHIND.

This town is the slowest town in
Halifax county. We are behind in ey-
trything -celebrations and every
thing necessary for a town to have.
But we are always ready to let
things come here that are not neces-
sary. Such as shows that are money
traps, instead of putting this money
into a hotel. Let US raise money enough
to build fine hotel, a $40 900 one
Let Scotland Neck have a place for
her corners to eat This is no sort OF
town without q hotel It is a shame
that the ormer hotel was allowed to
go down. Get together, folks, and
build one. Let us have it up by Christ
mas. Can we do it? Yes-if we get at
it. Start right now and let us have
it up.
Don t be so, so, slow. If we have
not contractor here to do the work
send for one from Rocky Mount, Tar
boro or any place.
There are plenty of folks to do the
work. And there is good money to pay
them with R. H. TAYLOR
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-09-05
HOSPITAL NURSE
PRAISES TANLAC
Gains Eleven Pounds and Is Feeling
Fine Since Taking Tanlac.

"Tanlac did SO much for me thai
L feel 1t my duty to tell others about
this incidence said G. NJ. Rhamev.
professional nurse living at the
Hotel George, on Sixth Street, San
francisco, Cal, recently. Mr.. Rhamev
has beel nursing patients in the hos
pitfalls for the past eight years.
Last February,'' he contlnled,
owing to an accident in which nv
leg wasbroken 1 was confined to nv
bed for several weeks. l lost my ap-
petite and could hardly eat anything
to nourish me, consequently [ lost
weight. [ took several different kinds
of tonics, hoping they would help
build me up but they did me no good.
One morning [ read a statement
by lady in Los Angeles who said
she had gotten such wonderful bene-
fits from taking Tanlac that I decided
to try it myself. By the time [ had fin
ished half Of my first bottle my ap-
petite returned and / felt hungry for
|
started right in to pick up and my
appetite got better and better and l
slept better at night. / have already
gained eleven pounds and am feeling
just fine; even my doctor has remark
ed how much better I am ooking J
would never allow my name to be
used in lonnectio nwith a medicine
before, but [ have had slch excellent
results from using Tanlac that [ take
great pleasure in recommending it to
anyone needing medicine to build
up the SYSTEM
Tanlac is sold in Scotland Neck by
E.. T. Whitehead Drug Store: in Ell,
field by Harrison and Hall; in Rose
mary by The Rosemary Drug Com
pany and in Littleton by Harrison
Drug Store.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-09-05
MUTT & JEFF'S DREAM.

Mutt and Jeff s Dream,'' based
on the famous comics Of "Bud' y
Fisher and presented by Gus Hill Will
be the next attraction at the Dixie
theatre On Tuesday night, Sept. 9.
The cast is a large and capable one
and includes a beauty chorus of six
teen pretty young women. Twenty
original song gems will be introduced
along with innum cradle SURPRISES
novelties, features and specialties.
This is a brand new play in three
acts and five scenes and showing the
two noted cartoon heroes in new and
hilarious adventures and DISCUSSES.
Adv
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-09-05
SlOO Reward. $500

The leaders Of this paper viii 7oe
- 2sed to learn that there is at least
SeG-l able to cure in al its stages and
that IS catarrh. Cata-3fl being crea.I ),
influenced by constitutional conditio1s
requires constitutional treatment L Al s
Catorrh Met:icil2e is taken Internally no
acts thru the b!c0a On the -$SuGc,.s Str
faces o. the System tha:coy destroying.
the foundation q f!:a disease giving tie
patient strength by bttil>.j1= j;fa the cor
stltutlon and assisting :2&tli7- n Going 5te
work The proDricsore have So 1s7;sc,.
faith III the curative powers Of Es.I's
Catarrh Medicine tEtat tiG2y G4f>r On
Hundred Dollars 81 any case :,:s.r i fsli IL
20 cure S END 1o1 list - Testimonials
Address y . CHENEY = r<t.. T.;leei...
Ohio. Soc by al III t,5-.e;s.- e..
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-09-05
For a Weak Stomach.

The great relief afforded by Cham
berlain's Tablets in a multitude Of
cases has fully proven the great value
Of this preparation for weak stom-
ach and impaired digestion. In many
cases this relief has become perma-
nent and the sufferers have been com
pletely restored to health
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-09-05

POSTED hereby forbid any per
sons from hunting Or fishing with
dog or gun on the Tocosin Farm,
including both sides of the railroad
l.. II. Kitchin. Gift
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-09-05
PERSONALS

IdSl 10
-
Mr.. s. 0. Purvis left this morning
En-. Richmand.
Outside of one or two weak plays
-be Scotland Neck team played per-
feet ball.
D.
preritt and Carson! Oh what a neu-
1ors for champion team for Scot
land Neck.
NJ s. O. Purvis and daughters
-.ara in town this morning from the
1asala district.
Miss Mary B. Ashcraft, one of the
Graded school teachers, arrived yes
terdav afternoon from Wadesboro
h y
morning for Wake Forest, n. c., to
spend few days.
a.
Mrs. L. C. Barbour left this morn
mo for Spring Hill to spend day
or two visiting.
The Methodist Sunday scEool are
holding their annual picnic AT Pal
myra tod"
The graded school and grounds have
been put in order preparatory to the
opening of the school year 19l9-192O.
Mr.. Guthrie Madry attended the
Methodist Sunday school picnic at
Palmyra.
It is said that several important
real estate changes have been effected |
during the past few days.
Mrs. W. H. White has accepted a |
position with J. W. Nadrv as MILL
ner for the coming season.
-
Mr.. James Ellison, of Washington,
n. c. was business visitor in town
this morning.
The Methodist Sunday school mo
tored on trucks this morning to Ba-
ker's Grove at Palmyra, n. c., to
have their annual picnic.
Na.srs. G. c. Weeks and C. W.
Bryan and & party OF ladies nlotorei
to Rocky Mount to attend the Baptist
campaign meeting.
Mr. Sam SaP2c@ste:a, representa-.
the Ginsberg Tailoring Company, will
be at Ray Bovettes today and to-
morrow.
Mr.. T. B. Wheeler motored to Rocky
Mount with a party Of friends to at
tend the district meeting Of the $75,-
Mr. Theo Thomas bought the three
store rooms next to the Dixie Furni
ture Company yesterday paying a
good price FOR same.
The formal exercises Of the open
Ing OF the Scotland Neck graded
school will take place at o'clock
Monday morning and the public are
asked to be present.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F.. Tillery, Mr.
NheSter, Mrs. Mamie Hoffman and
Misses Josephine Tillery and Estelle
hancock motored to Rocky Mount to
a'1eHc the campaign meeting.
Lieut.. Norfeet S. Smith arrived
from Washington City last night look
-"s splendid and with his arm appar-
el'lE as well as ever. His friends are
eonsratnlating him on his recovery
from his wounds.
-
Nofkmen are busy breaking through
petWeen the main and second floors Of
INT burroughs-Pitt Wheeler Com
P@nys store preparing for the install
"''on Of the ladies' ready -towear
apartment Oh the second floor.
/ \ large brick garage is to be erect
." the ground occupied by the
.'"Snd Neck Motor Company and
extending from the street front and
4 1''ns back $50 feet This property
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-09-05

TABLE BOARDERS- From to-day T
will take limited number of table
5oarders. For terms call or phone
me- Mrs A. W Outeybridge.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-09-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Raines and daughter
left this morning for Wake Forest
where they will visit for about a
week
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-09-05

wi. 'siA" 10 1otliieS dilu QaughJef
left this morning for Wake Forest
where they will visit for about a
week.
Mrs. A. D. Morgan arrived from
Wake Forest last evening to have her
furniture shipped to Norfolk where
DR.. Morgan will be located. -
Mr.. l.. B. Turbeville, Of Memphis,
Tenn, government inspector of lint,
has been here today making his in
spections.
Mr.. Aubrey Leggett leaves this af-
ternoon for Tarboro. His welcome
there is problematical since he was so
clearly identified with the Scotland
Neck bunch at the ball game yester-
day
Mrs. W. H. White and Mrs. J. W.
Madry have just returned from the
northern markets, where they have
been for several days buying MILL
merry for the fall season. They bought
one of the incest lines Of hats ever
brought to Scotland Neck. Mrs. White
formerly Miss Kate Tillery is well
known here. She will be with J. w
Madry this season and will be glad
to meet her friends at any time. The
hats have just arrived and will have
the millinery opening within the next
few days. 9-11-19
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-27
CLOTHES OF NAN
FOUND ON RIVER.
BANK THIS MORN

Word that man, whose last name
was Griner. was drowned in the YAM
hill river at Lafayette, Or, was re-
ceived in this city shortly before noon
today. A graphing outfit belonging
to the Salem Water company was taxi
en- to McMinnville at noon by Sheriff
Watt Henderson, of that place, and
the river will be dragged for the body.
Suicide One Theory.
The drowning was discovered when
persons passing along the bank of the
river at dawn this morning found Grf-
ner's clothing. Everything was there
that would indicate that he had strip
ped to go in, swimming, and it is be-
lieved that he got cramps and was un-
able to get out. But whether this is
true, or whether he committed suicide,
or planted" his clothes there to lead
to the belief that he had taken his life,
Is not yet established.
Griner a Stranger.
As the river at this point is slow
and sluggish, it is believed that a thor
ough dragging of the bottom will ex-
plain whether Griner actually drowned
or made the "plant."
According to best information re-
ceived in Salem Griner had been work
ing at Lafayette but few days, and
was practically a stranger there. Sher-
iff Henderson had no evidence that
the man was in bad circumstances that
/ would prompt him to take his own life