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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-10-02
MOON LIGHT SCHOOLS FOR
COLOREO PEOPLE AS WELL
Colored Teachers Of Mason County as
Well As Whites VIII Conduct
Moonlight Schools Beginning
Monday Evening.

When It was announced that every
school house in Mason county would
conduct moonlight school this sea-
son for the benefit of the illiterates In
the county, 1t meant that the colored
people would be given an opportun-
ity to study in these schools as well
as the whites and every colored school
in the county will be in full operation
County Superintendent George H..
Turnipseed has called meeting of the
colored teachers of the county in his
office for o'clock Saturday after
noon when final plans will be
made for the operation Of these moon
light schools. Mrs. James B. Ross,
County Illiteracy Agent, will speak to
the colored teachers and she makes
the same request for cooperation
from the colored people that she has
previously made from the white peo-
pie. All illiterate colored people are
cordially invited and in fact urged to
take advantage of these opportunities
offered them and the colored people Of
the county are asked to report to the
colored school nearest their home the
names Of the colored illiterate VII ,
should take these advantages.
There are many illiterate colore
people in Mason county and 1t is hoped
that at the conclusion of this term Of
moonlight schools, every colored ma l
and woman in Mason county can real
and write.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-10-02
PIT. A. ELECTS OFFICERS

At the call meeting of the First Dis
trict PIT. A. held Wednesday after
noon Mrs. Charles Hancock was unan-
imously elected President; Mrs. Eneas
Myall first Vice President and Mrs. j.
Clarke Rogers, second Vice President.
The regular monthly meeting will
be held Friday, October 3, at 2:45 p.
m. A program of music and reading
will be given.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-10-02
MRS. ALICE WILSON DEAD

Mrs. Alice Wilson, aged 81 years
wife of Mr.. James Wilson, died at hei
home in Aberdeen last night at !
o'clock after a long illness. She /
survived by her husband and 6 grown
children. The funeral will be Frida'
afternoon at o'clock from the resi-
dence and burial will be in the Char
ter Oak cemetery.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-10-02
REGISTER!

IL you want to vote In November
you must register Tuesday, Octo-
Der 2, In your voting precinct.
Polls for registration will be
open that day from 6 a. m. to 8
p. m. All qualified voters must
register, also young men who will
be Of age at the time Of the No.
yember election.
You have no right to complain
about mismanagement Of city or
State affairs II you neglect TO do
your duty as a citizen.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-10-02
WIFE ASKS DIVORCE

In the Mason Circuit Court this af-
ternoon Mrs Louise Cooper filed suit
for divorce from her husband, Paris
Cooper, charging cruel and inhuman
treatment and drunkenness. She asks
for an absolute divorce and for restor-
alton to her maiden name, Louise
Richie.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-10-02
MOVING TO PORTSMOUTH

Mr.. j. II. Bryant and family are
moving from Maysville to Portsmouth
Ohio, to make that city their home
The household goods will be taken
overland in automobiles by r. L. Lu.
man G. Son, local transfer men.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-10-02
ASKS FORECLOSURE ON
PROPERTY MORTGAGE

]. M. Collins and the Bank of Mays
vile brought suit in the Mason Circd
Court this afternoon against W. /
Forman and wife asking for the fore
closure on a mortgage on piece {
Fifth ward property given as sure:
on $1,000 promisory note.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-10-02
INFANT MAYNARD DEAD

William Maynard, the infant son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Maynard OF
Houston avenue, died at the home of
the parents last night after a short
illness. Burial will be made in the
Maysville cemetery this afternoon.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-10-02
MIR. HEFFERNAN'S FUNERAL
TO BE HELD FRIDAY

The funeral of Mr.. owen Heffernan,
who was found dead in Oklahoma
Wednesday at noon, will be held from
st. Patricks church Friday morning
at 9 o'clock with services by Rev.
Father Jones and Rev. Father O'Dyire.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-10-02

Just received shipment of Corona
Typewriter A personal writing ma
chine, fits in a travelling case all for
$50. Sold on payment SIS. Look in
our show window.
PAT ]. T. KACKLEY & co.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-10-02
CHICKENS STOLEN IN DAYLIGHT

Some time Wednesday chicken
thieves visited the hen roost of Mr..
John w. Davidson on Fifth street and
carried away four hens and a duck.
No clue to the thieves has been found.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-10-02
BABY BlERLEY

Born at noon 10 the wife Of Mr.
David Bierley at the home of her
aother, Mrs. Mary Hefin, in Fifth
street fine son.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-10-02

Mrs. Eliza Wells of Flemingsburg
was visiting friends in this city today
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-10-02

% eases Government Pork and
Beans In No. 3 cans. Buy today, beans
are scarce and have advanced. All
kinds of goods are higher. Lots Of
can goods l sold last week for Zoe
can are l21sc wholesale today. To-
matOes will be scarce. Catsup and all
goods where tomatoes are used Will
advance.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-10-02
The Wise Man
Buys Right

THE FOOLISH MAN BUYS
RIGHT AND LEFT. BE A WISE
MAN. COME HERE AND BUY
RIGHT, RIGHT IN STYLE,
RIGHT IN QUALITY AND
RIGHT IN PRICE. ALL THE
NEW SHAPES AND CoLoRs
IN FELTs AND vELoURs. SEE
DISPLAY IN WEST WINDOW.
Geo. H. Frank & Co.
Maysville's Foremost Clothiers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12

poth the Sew Ms,iro Cattle and
Horse Grnwerr association and the
New MoKlcn Wool Growers ussorIa.
ton hHv" ttkou up with the forest
service the question uf the nhate-
Wenf of the forest service grazing fees
this rear The matter h. regarded
with rvtromU seriousness hy cattle.
men 600 over tho state and eycry ln.
nusucr ls heinF brought Ca heut upon
The forest department 10 sccurr the
abatement Tor re- temporary period
Au appeal hls been mudc in the
chief forester ln Washington uaklne
mat ~ lt ts Impossible Tor the service
g. ullte tho fees this year " u would
hv possible 10Y the service Co eNiend
the payment until fuli whom thu
rfuH'rH viii Dee ln better shape nnan
rlally Co take care 90 the obligation
The reason fur the appeal Hos in
TIE fart that many rnttirmeu are iu
struiEhtourl circumstances. Tor the
time hciur due 20 the drouth and the
extremely hard winter which has not
uuly lost them Thousands Of clttie and
sheep but has forced them tn pa,
heavily Tor substitute rrlzing food
with which 20 feed their herds
- Boz felt that " the foes could eth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
Well known local druggist says
everybody is using old time recipe
of Sage Tea and Sulphur.

IIllt that los.s Boz ruiur and lusiro
co. when U fade. furus rrah dull and
If,|,ss be- caused hh t la,k uf sui.
plur boz the uHlr our r~fuUhIauihHr
made up u mlNtury uf StrH IFt u1l
sulphur 90 tr,p hrf iurks dufN %
beautiful and thousands uf women
.uI mon who value that even color
tUHf beautiful dtrk shade 10 hH.
which U.s. poo attractive use only THE
u.i time roClt"
N~uW4da,s We SGT this famous WiN
tuts Improve, uN ~, addition go. u'n.
o. ingredients Dos asking Ut any iruS
store fnr q bottle ct w rthH SnF'
and sulphur Compound when DARK
ems th. hair 80 naturally go evenly,
hat uou0d, CON possibly t,Il 10 Dos
lurru applied Nuu just iump,u 70
sponge 90 soft brush with it and draw
hints through your hair taking one
email strand 10 q time IN WutuiuE
TO gray hair Disappear but WhI'
delights tine ladies' WITH MNeth's sage
and sulphur Compound b. that hr'
slJ,, beautifully durkenluF tho hair
after q few applications % also brings
back The eloss ana lusiro ~ gives ~
uu appearance Of abundance.
Wyc'hs Sare ana sulphur Com
pound b. 10 delightful toilet requisite
90 lmpurt color aud 10 youthful APP
penruuce 60 the hair u 10 not 600.
tended Tor the cur" mitigation ur pre-
Npntiuu uf disease.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12
National Lecturer
OF w. c. T. u. to Give
Eight Talks Sunday

NtH Florence Atkins. Who viii
uuiuN htUilN Doe remembered hy Al
huIurrtu,uUE IH 90 lovely white htI,.
rd southern Wumau who spoke hrl1
Two N'urH b fur no, National Won
un.H Christian Temperance union. viii
uraiu lecture be- Albuquerque ON sun
day. Mrs ATKINS enjoys the rrputl-
ton ui bcinE one of NE, uhi.st lNrsum
-pDnk'th iu the country amt thr viii
deliver eight twenty minute tllrvssts
iu different audiences on sunday
Mis Ntkirs is stopping here it M
request nf Mrs " o. Lindsey. dIrD"-
tor ~ the " g e. Z. uhii'c cam
"nir" pul there BE- mo- financial aim
20 hcr visit She rs cnroutc from
Savannah Georgia 10 Los AnErlps,
where she viii launch the national
Jubilee drive tho purpose Of which
rs To secure $1,000 GOO tu funds tor
votld nrohihItion. child welfare am
other W e. r. Y. work
Mrs Atkins viii deliver % short uh-
Hross 90 three different churches and
three nihle schools SUNDAY morning.
q iO.miuute pddr'ss ut ,Ie Nsspg.
service 81 the s. W q \ ut Z O'Clock
nrd p ao-wirute address nt iho ~.
I'v shin luoohcou ~ the Y NJ 9 \
sunday evening
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12
FOURYEAR FIGHT
FOR USURY LAW
LIKELY TO Be WON
Senator Bryant Of Roosevelt Sue
ceeds in Putting Over Pet Meas.
ure in Senate Bill Up for Action
In House Today.

ganta Pc. \. NJ, March ig.-After q
four.yoar fight. senntor bryant OF
Roosevelt county seems likely To- be
successful In passing through both
branches of the Legislature Il usury
bill limiting the rate u interest on
loans secured By adequate collateral
g. ten percent The bill went through
the senate after Il hutly contested
fight and n up TOT action In the house
~ representatives today.
M bryant introduced "a ten per.
cent usury bill IN ISL when he was
o member uf the house. The hili then
YVES fought by building and loan ASSOC
ciatiuns who insisted that 10 would put
them out N business Mr. Bryant
succeeded IN passing bis bill through
the house hut was unable 60 ret u
through the senate
In 1911. Mr. Bryant had been eie-
waited TO the scuate and akIlled him
self of the first opportunity to start
his uaury hiii there. The sfnnte. after
u strenuous fight. passed the bill In
spite ~ o. loud clnWur that u would
iniurc the small banks throughout the
state. The house, however, refused ."
concur.
when the present session was we'll
started, Nj. bryant again brought out
his pct measure. II was first suut
cred IN the senate finance committee.
but lafor that body decided to- report
u out u%nfavorHbly senators HrSuni
and galisch brought in 20 minority zoe
port favorable g. ~ passage hut thia
WIS lost senator Murray then muN.
ed 90 reconsider und sent the bill
hack to the finance committee "
emerged again last "Wednesday ana
a. minority report favorable Co. ~.
passage Nns adopted The hlll cams
uu for debate Monday and raHsHi
senator bryant Ice discussing th" hll|
stated that there b. SOME opposition
this wear uu the aruuuH that agents
fur eastern capital Will charge wura
fnln the LEGAL rate uuh involve thru
clients in trouble The senator Hs'
ssrts that this cannut happen since
bankers ana capitalists hruur thf
clst viii boz Thoroughly familiar with
usurY laws in every state. lie Hsasr'
that the hitl Will be- nf benefit a. th'
small stuckmeu since tie larger up.
orators can secure plenty ~ money aI
siA percent through their ability "a
throw business 90 tho banks n b. IN
smaller r,nrher Bryant asserts. VII,
BE- tho reai developer uf the state an,
fhuuld he helped Nls hill in hi
opinion will furnish this needed us
Hlsf.ngt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12

The first airplano for use at the
Albuquerque aviation school arrived
here this morning from uuffalo by "a.
press. The plane ~ u Cuftias !. y. 4.
~ z model Of the tWo seated type
and Will be- usnd a. a training ship
by the school
ono entlrg express car was necea-
sary to accommodate the plane. which
~ complete w every detail The bod,,
engine and wheels Of the car are ai
ready mounted and equipped The
wings are packed separately a. iH ~
E0 the propeller The car has been
several DAYS on the road. ~ tt was
expected "a arrive here IN time Tor the
auto show
The motor IL ~ tho eight cvlinder
typs. developing i00 horsepower The
prrdominatinR color ~ the entire
plane b. q hEht cream with red and
brown trimmings.
~ soon as the car arrived here
this morning ideutonants Wit aud
N. son began. preparations 20 remove
the plane Ia tho school On Tho east
mesa whore hangar h almost
tompirtrd and Others are IN the pro.
Gees ~ construction n is quite proh.
able that both body Of the plan" aud
the wiurH viii be removed from The
car TO tho school ground this after
noon
several planea viii lc used ~ ths
school. different mndslA and makes
hpiug Rivon tnrcnt' study ht the stu
isuis Two other planes are nov ur
thu way a. Albuquerque iY freight
auI are expected iu the course of +.
week uf two
Tho school viii Dee ready 20 &C..
rsits puplls about Npul o." Maid li"u'
rfuft Mason. unr uf the men Who
Will hc in charge eft the instruction
ALREADY several local mon hu,'
niruIfed their intention uf lrHruiui
tho UtluE rsm, pud With luuuif'
,oWiur bon almost 'yefy dtN concern
iur tho mrhoul there ls little duub
OF is success and 81 Nlhuuu,utu'
durtlhiiitN s Che center of The com
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12
His Bridal Night
AT Crystal Tonight

IT'S Bridal Ninht' which WIS one
Of the bis New YORK suoresscH Of
last season ~ ~ tho crystal opera
house tonight The farce has the adj
vantage this season Of having been
converted into % musical comedy, 4
dozen numbers having been contrlhu.
ted bN Frederick Y. flowers. whose
name iH ID household word whore
popular song hits of u generation arc
known John Roberts viii ro seen
bon tho leading male rolr and promin-
eut in HE support are Loretta aud
Victoria sheridan. twins. whose re-
mhrkahlo resemblance IN necessary 60
the sturN Hazel Stafford viii sing
ho primu donna role. Bertha Julian.
llurrN iIllfUrl. Alf Bruce AND Vie.
TORN Guufuu There viii also be- ~
rumbtr Of bpuuuful girls who rnn
sinE and dance Thp stony i hN Mar
rrrct Nnto whose "iiahy Mine" an
Twin Beds met with unprecedented
success.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12
"A APPOINTMENTS
SENT TO SENATE
BY THE GOVERNOR
Confirmation Is Asked for selec-
tons for Cattle and Sheep SAM.
tary Board and Various Insti-
tutions.
,steI.l gos-lsro.ss-ss 70 80 rsa.,o

fftcfst ges~t sFespesst 20 tHt steAto
santa ie. ~. NJ, March ~ Gov
ernof iarrazoio today sent to the sem
ate fnr confirmation a list % twenty
-four appointments covering the Cattle
aud Sheep Sanitary board. and the
boards % regents - the various state
penal and educational Institutions
Following ~, the appointments.
for members ~ the cattle SAM.
tsry hoard, each for u term uf tive
years John a. Hicks 81 Guadalupe
COUNTY Victor tuincrFun ~ Grant
county Francisco Mieru 20 linton
county. and ueorge Is Noc % socor.
ru county
fdr members Of the sheep sanitary
board. each tor a. torn of two years
flfst district. AuastacIu nnCa Of So
.urro county secuud district James
O. Huhhell of HernAllllu county. third
district Eufrtciu D. galleEua ct Union
county az large Miguel A Gonznie-
ct nio Arriha county and rfugcr Nil
Ter Of thavss county
For members Of the board of re-
gents ~ the New MvNiro college III
Agriculture Hud Mechanic Arts
Fired rroilott 90 Ecrnaili!u couniy 20
succeed l. A Mcltav. resigned. aud
Jose Aiutno liaca NJ San Miguel c0un-
~ to surceod 80 Y Monical resigned.
each f1T u term ending March. 1891
For muWh"rH ~ the board ct 60.
gents uf tht spanish american Nor
mai fUnn,l NouUrsiuu JHramliio ut
RIO Aruul pount,. carlos 4 Herman
iex 81 IauH ruunfy John o. Sargent
~ lin ArriIH cuuufN. teiN IArU.t uf
lao Nrrihn county and o. o. iiul 90
liu AfflhH ruuuff. each luf term end
Inr March 1894
F.r members 81 th, board ~ trus.
tees ~ the Miners hospital = "
faN 'uuu.b tut terms 'udiuE March
1891
tUf mcmhors lt 'h. board OF rs
gents of tns Normal university o. 60
liuui uf San Miguel county 90 sue.
coed charles A. spiess dUtrss'd. for
term ending March. 1874.
For mcNh.r uf board uf regent.
Normal school JAMES ~ AsrafHto ui
bona Ana county. tn surte.d o. =
Nahnurt resigned. fnr fUtu rudluf
March 1891
iuI h.ruhrr| 90 tho board of re.
sent Aiilfftr' institute Luis D. ArmI.
lp ~ SIN Miguel county. and A. Lu|
nH rofrHrr uf Santa Pc county each
tHr term ~. % March 1874
toI member of tho board uf dire
tors 90 the Insane asylum. Gafio'
Alrru uf Santa Fp county. Go sue.
,ttd : o. Nuhls resigned. Tor term
ending March 1891
fur mvnu,r 81 the board ~ psn.Y
lsntiHry runuis-isslvr- Lew 4
Hughes ~ Santa D., county. rstrs. ap
p"iutW,ui f"r iH. term ending March
l'2i
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12
UNIVERSITY AND Y
TO HOLD MEETS HERE
ON THE SAME DATES

Arrangements were completed this
morning for a. State Conference %
y" bows TO be held here May =. ? and
10, which are the dates chosen Tor
b intofshoiastic athletic meet which
~ 10 be held hy the University. or
ncsrs OF the two organizations held \
conference this morning with the re-
suit hat close cooperation will be n
factor Of the two meets " an In
terwoven program will be given.
High school hoya from all over tho
state will want 10 attend both OF The
meets and had they been on different
DAYS. man, OF the boys could have
only been here for one meeting, A.
NOW arranged, the boys can attend
both affairs at the same cost n
without necearitating ~ trips.
II ~ expecied that several hundred
hovN viii be here a. this time ana M
elaborate program " being planned
by the two committees In charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12

or br ahnted or tho payment o. them
postponed until fail II would be a
great service TO the cattle growing cit
iysna Of Che state, aud. a. n result
hnV" a prosperous action upon the
Industries Of the entire state.
The rrazing fees have been lncrens.
81 In general from sixty cenis 70 one
dollar and rominR a. II does At a
critical time In the cattle business OF
tho Southwest. every effort h helms
mrde 20 tighten the drain on csttis
r-uwrrf finances
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12
NEWS ITEMS


ON Nnuday March 90. there wpr,
sold Go The highest bidder go state
lufH. 20 Tho uflrrs uf the biological
survey. Albuquerque out 81 three
n.'e received john MgiuNr,'s % san
Nhinni1 n " was the highest tsg-
So Hius were opened hN bureau OIL
rluh md the secretary ~ the Wool
Growers ufsuciatiuu The furs sold
were part oi the February catch hy
state hunters
Martha o. Setterwuu "a nurse ~
ne Indian school has been transfer
rcd 6" the santa y. Indian school
q Mcdowell, 90. Indian commits
sooner arrived m town this morning
The Albuquerque business college
's planning a special entertainments for
- fhtricks night Invitation. are
being sent out 90 friends aud old
tuemhrt1 Dancing viii begin tt ,
20 clock
o. q knapp and o. 8 scott az.
we'd u"f" FROM cuba last nirht tor q
short business trip
\ o. ~ Morris u Los Lunas is u
the rity to-day
o. Leonard of santa DO. d. In 90,
git> ON hu.iu'ss
Iu,lr.uH radil,o OF san Rafael b.
h'tr tur t short visit
D.y
ar and Mrs D. b. sefIo 90 Hurley.
ore Visiting friends here
a. e. Sutherland 90 20 ulsl. or.
rived her, yesterday
u ~ Watson Dr. au A|Ihuuupruu,
Hu.iu's visitor TODAY from l.tgunp
l1n''s " 'h1,y- uf Santa &C.. Us lf
tNu u|ff.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12
DUKE CITY TO HAVE
FIRST DAY NURSERY
IN STATES HISTORY
Building Ready but Furniture Of
All Kinds Needed Contributions
Desired as Funds on Hand Must
Be Used in Running Nursery.

Tho child welfare committee ~ the
Woman'H club. under the direction ~
Mrs. William firr, almost CONF
plptrd arrangements for the dhN
sery. THIS will he the first thing uf
the Kind that has ever been started
In New Mexico ~ is n ~ th"
most promising undertakings innuru-
rated By the child welfare movement
In this state.
The Ola 81 Johns rectory on sii.
yer avenue. ucNt 90 the church. has
been secured and has been cleaned
and put into good shape under the
supervision of an excellent nurse ana
c%arstakor. Hut ID Will not be ready
for use until IL has some more fursi
turc Everything b. needed, beds.
cots. tables. chairs ~ an kinds linen
aud dishes. ~ YOU have some llttl,
bed stored away lu your attic ur base
mont won't you donate them Co the
thIl REM Phone $780, the nursery.
and arrangements VIII lee made tn
send for whatever 90 HHu donate 10
20 ARE uunnI, Go have % delivered
yourself
surely you uI have sumo toys ou
the closet shelf that have fallen out
uf favor, but that wlula keep fuut
childish heart happy end them tH
ih, day nursery Perhaps yuu have
5000 odd hiEh-thulr cop SOME little rock
ing chairs auI dishes These THING
would te around your house tll uIul
vn, probably rud m rht as we'll Dt
used whore they VIII ho doing u trr
msuJnus amount Hf good The We.
mans club Will tufuIsh whatever ts
.HU rutnfIhlp bout would like fu gath
yr together flr-t us many things
possible Tor % VNl require a consider.
able Hmuuu of money tu meet tse
7 cNppu-r ~ operating the nursery
children az 600 sN years 1911 Del
UHfIi fuI durluE inr day rh,g WI
hv amused. tod. Iui thcir play super
y.ssd. Thus wu'hDr. Whp are for.r.
tu h" 10 Wurb lud whu hHNH uu uui
with whom Co leave their babies vii
hs able a. de- FOB with 10 lnuwlrlr,
that they arc hrIug property luuN,.
after Medical attention Will boz gIN.
en- % any of nh, utt'r uuoH Hre sirk
Huu everything possible done 900 Beer
them good and uNuuf
The day rursrT, VIII he " great h,li
locally. h iH anticipated iu The "hlci
10 the school movement Whleh hufI
child welfare and national authorize.
are %apitntiug To" "hlld uf school tr'
will not hn uNlirrl tu stay ut HON,
to care for the little ones. aud th.
autu,t vat be more iucliu a Co sen,
the older childrtu regularly 90 srhuul
when She knows that the younger one
are taken care ut
Help out TINS work " is tho foo
auEuration of 10 splendid philanthropy
enterprise and hI. % future of won
derful s%orNirr luok w children
furniture aud toys Today, and lot IA
nursery have Whatever N in good con
alton. OF course IL hrokon down cfll
On cot eau not ur used, hut man
pieces Of furniture can ho meuded q
last for years The ladies' of the Wa
mans club are planning Co give a te
in the near future az the nurser
home Tor Us benefit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12

20 take a. but finally consented. From
the very beginning Il holpcd her. and
now The is entirely well, and telling
everybody how much good u has done
her. Mrs. " d. WELLS, 22j North
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