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Cleveland County herald. (Rison, Ark.) 1888-current, 1919-01-09
GREATEST OPPORTUNITY
WOMEN EVER HAD

II was given to the women Of thl
country to perform the greatest serv
Ice in the winning of the war vouc',
safed to any women In the history o.
the wars Of the world-to feed The
warriors and the war sufferers. B\
the arts Of peace. the practice of sim
pie. homely virtues the womanhocd u!
a whole nation served humanity In rs
profoundest struggle for peuce al
freedom.
Cleveland County herald. (Rison, Ark.) 1888-current, 1919-01-09
! axC0IIeCtorS Notice

Notice hereby given that will be at the folos log pas on
e days nme, beow plpo~e of collecting taxes Ceve
Cuaty Arksn<a for the nj eteeA Eight'ei 1918:
10 ,hipfi i'm ms Store VI day January 20 1919
Redmd TownshpMason, Post Office TOO n monday jan
uary 20, 1919
Redand Township Edinburg Tuesny jar 2 1919
Redand Township MI Lebanon &C Tuesdy January q
10
Kigslar Town hip Kng>nd Wednesday, nuary % 1919
saline Township Pot Office THURSDAY January % 1915
airy 27, 1919
Harper Township P Earpers store Tuesd y, ia 2
S D13
Miller 1ovnshp-RoweI Post Office Bo5ds Forenoon
Wednesday, Jaluaay 20 1919
Miller ToWnsipC Post Office, Wilson'S Store AIT rno1
.ednesdsy january o. 1919
Huirs Town sci oovet Sea Hole Fotsnool rnursday,
I .fuary 80 1919
lldsla township R Wis, Store Afterlooo tn rdv
Wh4tevile Townslp-W st ay's Store R,nd Post Offs
ffitay January 81 1879
Isownan Township-Mt. Zion 800. lay February g. 19
Jach Township New School House Tuesdy Feb
rn.ry A. 1919
Niven Tow lhp anrys >:h ii I5Ue Y 3I Fe5rary
1919
White To- 1ship .ee SDo rarsly Fe;rl,ry s. 1919
To nshp Toledo Thursday, Februa. 7, Isl
Townsi2on Cleyea.d County Court House Februar
g. 1919
nd there remain and collect until the l1.h day Of Apr
1918 which day Lesa Peaaty will be collected all
rem lining unpaid the law directs.
All taxpayers are hereby notified tina
they must furnish the Tax Collector
CorrectIist OF the numbers of their land
John t. Smith,
Sheriff and Collector,
Cleveland County herald. (Rison, Ark.) 1888-current, 1919-01-09

1. 81. + i. !. 1. + ..++r.s+
Cleveland County herald. (Rison, Ark.) 1888-current, 1919-01-09

Z
+ Our exports since e county
!. entered the war hive Justified
+ statement made by the Food Adj
I. ministration shortly utter It's con
I. ccption. outlining the principles
!. md policies that would govern
i. the solution Of this ceuntrys
I. food problems.
I. 1.-THE whole foundation Of de-
/. mocracy." declared the Food Adj
!. EiinlstrutIon. Lies In the indi-
I. vidual initiative Of Its people
1. and their willingness to serve the
1. interests Of the nation With com.
1. plete self effarement In the tine
+ Of emergency. Democracy can
1. yiehl to discipline. md we can
1. solve this food problem for our
I. own people ana for the Alles1n
!. this way. To have Done 20 will
4. have been greater service than
+ our immediate objective, for we
1. have demonstrated the rtshtful.
1. ness OF our faith and our nblit-
1. to defend OURSELVES without Ee-
1. Ing prussiunizcd."
+
1. 4. + i. 1. 1. i. + +. !. 1. + ~. +r.s+
Cleveland County herald. (Rison, Ark.) 1888-current, 1919-01-09

:, y. food Administration.
Br'cr later ant si1ee-in' I'D a
rhos' wen ho say we alls mus eat
less wheat CT less meat EN- save all
de fat CT sugar we kin. We has list
cot ter feel dat big army err ,lshtin'
Hojcr boys. en- we kin do hit by catin'
right s.naTt mo- tsters en- garden sass
al eatin' mo- fish en- game std err
pork and beef Eff we ais don't
Tin ter feel dem sojers right now
,se'li Re feedin' somebody TO long
- Il won't be us. &
Cleveland County herald. (Rison, Ark.) 1888-current, 1919-01-09
Mone/ to lol,

For long loans on impro re!
farms, see w. S. Pierce, 307
81 IL ems Bank Building Pine 81
Ark. Phone 25z..
Cleveland County herald. (Rison, Ark.) 1888-current, 1919-01-09

Sending to Europe 4l,000,00O bush
els Of wheat from a surplus Of nppa,
emily nothing was the outstanding ex
plot Of the American food army in thu
critical year of the war.
Cleveland County herald. (Rison, Ark.) 1888-current, 1919-01-09
Here Is a Bargain

10 acres, kno N as the Tucker place near thu
Upper Brewer eac>. Nearly all fenc I'd, needs some
repairing. Ju5t a fair farm house an barn and
fine we'll wat~ Extra good big garden. Fifty
acres in cultivation and 20 :nore Can be ready for
t ,e pioW with two weeks work. III, greatest bar
gl, in Cleveland County at $3.50 PEI acre Sub
ject 10 previous saIr.
Ton, BaOdgett
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-10

DETRR RABBIT sat on the edge
OF the Old Rrier Patch trying 60
make up mia mind where 10 go.
a sharp. harsh rattle caused hin IA
look up. Flyine OYER was a bird about
q third larger b ~ Welcome Hobtn.
and with a head OUT % an proportion
To the size OF his body. Tie was flying
straight towarg the Smiling Pool. his
voice rafting harshiy ~ he flew. IT'S
RattleS. the kipEfisner. cried Peter
II think IN run over TO the smiling
Fool and pay him my respects"
On his way there ne lost sight OF
Rattles ana when he reached the bank
OF the Smiling Pool ne was IN doubt
which way 10 turn. n was verg early
IN the morning and there was not 80
much as a ripple N the surface nf
the smiling tool As retcr sat there
trying to maxi up his min which
way 10 20 he saw coming from tho
difection Of the BlE River a great
broad winged bird. flying slowly. lie
seemed TO have no neck at an. but
carried straight out behind him were
Two long legs.
"Longlogs. the Great Blue Heron.
wonder II he Is coming here,
thought Peter. - do hope So" Near
or IND nearer came Louglegs. Right
opposite Peter he suddenly dropped
his lohe icss, folded hi great wings
and HiiKhted on the edge of the Smii-
ing Pool II he seemed Ia have no
neck ar an when flying, now he
seemed to be all neck as he stretched
u To ia fun length. He stood quite
four feet high. The top % his head
and throat were white From the
base ~ his great hill and over each
eye was "a black stripe cndinr In two
long, SLENDER black feathers which
hung from M, back Of his head. His
I ain 90 lauaa.s eNau ANa k..N aFnnH
and sharp like a spear. and yellow IN
color, His back and wings We're ~
n blush color. The bend Of each
wing and the feathcred parts OF his
LEGS were a rusty-red Tho remainder
OF his legs and hig feet were black
Hanging down over his breast were
beautiful pc~arly-gray feathers. quite
other ~ hts feathered friends. In
spite Of mis- long legs ana long ncci,
he was both graceful and handsome.
- wonder What has brought him
Over 20 the Smiling Pool thought
Peter.
He didn't have to wait long to find
ont. After standing perfectly siiii
with his neck stretched 20 is full
height until he was SIRE no danger
WAS near. Longiegs wadcd into the
water a few steps, Folded his neck
back on his shoulders until his long
bin seemed 20 rcTt on his breast, and
then remained as mntionlcss as "
there were no life In him. Peter war
beginning 10 lose patience when like
a flash the spsar-iike bin Of Long
Legs Shot out and down ~ the
water. when he Withdrew u Peter
raw hat LourleEs had caught o. lit
tie fish. Peter almost laughed right
out as he watched the funny efforts
Of Longiees 10 rulp that fish down
his long throat Thcn L.ongiegg re-
suHicd his old position as m%otionlcss
as before.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-10
A Supreme Court of
The Railroads
An Editorial from the Chicago
Tribune.

n is not difficult to understand the
reasons which induce railroad OFF,
Gals to advocate NJ this time changes
in the COmp position u powcfa Of the
interstate commiAsicn. The
commission psrformed. before the
war, "a great teal OF valuable service
for the public. but ~ we consider 49,
record broadly we cannot esrape tn
conclusion that u acted 10 repress aud
restrict rather than 20 encourage AMI
develop our national transportation
system. The railroads are naturally
not anxious 10 20 back 10 the Old CON
ditlons.
President Riplcy Of the Santa ne
proposes that the final authority now
reposing IN the interstate commerce
commission be transferred To . teW
body. q kind III supreme cnuri Of the
railroads. consisting Of throc to 1--WE
men. to be appointed hy the prcsi-
dent. This court would, In % sens.
act as 4 referee between the commits
sion and the railroads. aud 10 would
have the power 10 veto any prouohal
made hy either side.
Mr.. Ripiey's fundamental criticism
Of the interstate mcrcc connie
sion Is that u assumed the function
Of both prosecutor ANA Judge; ~ made
the accusation. passed on tho "Ni-
denco. and then determined the pcn.
atty. lie points ouL also, the rather
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-10
KEPT HER AWAKE
The Terrible Pains IN Back q
Sides. cardai Gave Rebel.

Marksvillc, La.-Mrs. Alice johnsq|
Of I:ss piace, writes For n Ieai
suffered with an awful misery IN myb al
and sides. Ny left side yes hurting 4
all TIC time. The misery was somsihi1
twfld
llccuid not do anything. not even slei
Al night. II kept me awake most Of u
night -. took different medicines. y
nothing did me any good or relieved 4
until | took cardui /.
4 was not able 10 do any Of my 40,
lor oae year and ! got worse all the TIM
was confined 10 my bed of and on. 81
90 bad with my back that when sloopd
Gown | was no, able 10 sirsighten 4
again 49,. 1 decided ! would try Card
~. By time ! had taken the entire bot
! was feeling pretty good and cot
siraishien up and my pains were uear
all gore.
shall always praise cardui. col
lianed taking Il until | Was strong a.
ven" II you suffer from pains due
female complaints. cardui nay be u
what W need. Thousands oil wont
who r suffered In this way now pfat
cardm heir present good heali
Give ~ tsi NC-i
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-10
NEW MExICO'S CHANCE.

~ HE world decline In sheep Is estimated ~ steoohoo during the pcroa
E#tef the val or slightly In excess ~ the number O sheep ~ ny Nnhf"
states rnder ne vigorous proddng Il tho department Of Agriculture
there has actually been a slight increase in the lumber o sheep N ms OUT
~. but the increase here and the considerable AScreaae IN aou'h A"'"''
~ Amf q small nncuon Of he worlds loss - a. a..
There may AMI probably Will DO temporary unsettled coaihom ~ me
uaf~. fr hoh shoena an oc hut h seems certain that the restocking OF
te sheep producing countries r EpoTe will require many years nmd h"
dtmnBd fOr both wool aud milton will remain steady o al Indefinite pefoh.
a majority Of the range sheep regions OF te lmNh SuvA ~ u.mI
fnokon uo Ia ~ only in q few states HAT hEe areas remain FOR sheep
rnnin New Nexto Is one o. theho states aud Il u the most nsornhb con-
dfioned of ny of the ranee states Il IL pronounced o ideal sheep onmHN
D, the hest lntorfaed men in tbs industry
Probably We eannot greatly Increase the number o sheen N this stat.
and uc ran vat, improve the methods hui bringing about vastly greater
pfodnfaion Of both 10 nd mutton There IL an opportunity ior New Mex
leo sheep eDwer in me present world shorage a small minority Of for
wnrdl ookug rrouos are already making their plans tor taking advantage
81 The onpor4nnt, IL all our growers can be induced 10 DO o. the state
during the anxt ten years will witness a most important increaset n ia prop
er, value and lin hs annual income.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-10
PRESIDENTS

~ REPRESENTATIVES. CAMPBELL OF Kansas proposes to take no moro
X chancet viii m SAFETY of President Of the United sates lie would
~ keeping them strictly at home and within ssht OF the capitol dome IN
introducing h1b bill IN ConEes yesterday, by Tbs terms OF niHb nh present
and future presidents would be prohibited ron faNins the" h'uNe soo'es
IA 10 "A uencemaking beyond The seas Nj Campbell said;
Now that the president Ia home u - nt improper 10 Ira n
lesson FOR nuture presitents from IN experiences of ms recent an
sence from hs own eonhtr and seat OF goventmentnndto Al auen-
ousy afecf tho futurc or the republic aud The welfare n Its people.
The prcndeuta arrival In Europe was marked WIN the usual
Or 10 cmperort with Imperfect power In iaip. IN London ~ Rome
every art o. the entertained va exhausted apo the pfesdent lie
entered royal banquet halls IN aneent "a regal proccsfons 10 was
Nlnaf and dncd ~ royal state in ese3 capital he sntcred. He was
nauered win every attention that mankind can give To man lie
narlom0ts aud in,ernauonni statesmen constantly attended
n hin to ano their countries needs. lie vas easily. beguled INTO dsHum-
nothing that could please him wH omitted from ue prthmtnnrss
lands inent upon the welfare n their countries. artfulY id
him 20 se then rountnes needs, He was easily bgnled into assnm-
ment and people Of The United States are 20 pay FOR all these onoTed
attention. ~ IN ScafD 10 come. 2
The president wanted a league Of ahons-h was given to hnI
Th,seW s sat With him At The peace able wanted 10 adj more ter
rtors 10 fhdl domains; wanted nor friendly hnhos a ibe doors
oil NJ mlhons. AZ the ends OF the paths they controlled on IN
aeaa. vented dominion and control over smaller nc weaker nNNon;
acrnuy and pfssrgs fo Their government ana people tor future wMs
nd wanted the tiiicd States to share the iahdn OIL oh'as Earo,t
and naintafnns the boundaries Il their nation aud hey Ei wh"
e..rne nsreca trdy with Mr. Campbell II is aoubsfri o. liz foreign
bos,,a rot from President Wilson everything they wanted ~ the WY Of added
tsritsfs ans increased protection; and We cannot ~ wht ts nauon g.
80 re waiting fr him 10 tell Us what has Unopened TO n for ~ M u
eonsince us ~ 10 what ~ gons % happen -. .,
~ 10 colonel Ioue think q the things that might have happened and that
.ndnT Also ~ worth kfcpns in mind hat We have q fine hVe OF eampaisn
sssucs that would he lockpB bad our President renmned within sight ot inc
'"p'tsr, ~ b. reasonable bon these things. Admitting that Representative
canurhli n ~ hmnp partially right, there are comprHnuotm for the adula-
lion rendered 10 our great President and witch 70 offend democratic feohnF.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-10
TAKE CHANCESa

~ oMMENT1Nc on Yesterday news OF the feed .hn; SWEEP, hronsn The
\ Hifhlundr into Hareiasa n San Jose the Herald venture u connent
10 eord.nens Il The two suburbs tnI form ~ southern cir Sornaarn,
volume Of ur fanA csHton clothing. aes. paper. refuse Of III kinds M M
dsrfminnte NTH tina the swift waters had pulled from their htdtng places
We have an all but perfect climate here Il sian antrrple and deonior-
NJ more necnve than n evr produced by a manufacturing chemist u
protects ~ considerably against nj evils 81 fifth. Ne hays made ituc Abort
IL prolett ourselves We have eft u at % the climate; ad the climate has
DOM extremely well b, ma
But en We afford TO continue to leave y all TO the ctmnte. and take
chnnefsIt tonduonH might aune under which Innate u9tatfal usi nen
what would happen7
arc about to extend the paved AREA; " e strive 10 Keep clean within the city
nmitn: hut We have printed all these effort toward modern sanitation To
ehd right al ar corporate limits
Taxpayers have been protesting that the county government collects too
great a proportion o. taxes from The taxpayers II Albuquerque. To- county
purpose.
II te Gun WI. spend M extfa money. provided an excess exists on
urourt saniAn, regulation of he Suburbs surrounding Albuquerque then hN
nayer within tha city limits win get their moneys worth.
Ay person who doubts M neccany for a cleaning pr snn Joc ad
Horeina should visit those suburbs In ~ early porning hontHt mnednls
nner a flood. OF even a heavy ran when humidity hog nnisrae Mee
LAn nrnmn1n m N dannnd for reform
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-10


astonishing fact that the commission
never had among its members either
a railroad man. a business man. %
shipper. or u armC AIR. Ripley be
lieyes that u the status OF the pro-
posed appeal body is put ON "a basis
similar to h a Of the supreme court
both the railroads and tho public
would be given a chance Of pr0teH-
zion. no matter what confederation
might control the appointment NJ
members of the interstate commerce
commission. The commission might
stu act as "a prosecutor. but not as
court OF last resort.
Practically every advocate Of the
return Of the roads to the private
owuers believes that certain advHnt
ges which have been gained undrr
government control should he re-
Trained. chief umong these. perhaps
Is freedom from the provisions Of the
anti-trust laws which prevent the
consolidation OF compcttnR rystcms
and the pooling Of traffic. But n the
antitrust Jaws are suspended Ina this
respect IL IL certain that congress VIII
insist on a greater degree Of govern
mcnt regulation than prevailed he
fore the war II u been urged b "a
this couhl hc accomplished by I'M
crenHinF the powers 81 the Interstate
commerce commission.
Hut merely 10 increase rc powers
Of The commission as II was cOnstitut-
I'D before the war might simply in
tensifv the evils which then existed.
u is this question Of how to safe
guard the Powers Of The regulatory
body against abuse that constitutes
one of the chicf difficulties in ouf
railroad problem. We think Mr.. Hip-
Icy has made hn interesting and con.
Eirucuva suggestion. 10 certainly de-
serves the attention of an who hone
nat some rational solution may BE-
adopted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-10
The Oath Of Allegiance

T6a oath Or aiieFiance which .
nrslIze0 cifinens o. the United States
tnke hefore receiving tielr srond pn-
new admitting taeih 10 fun citizen
ship H. ~ follows;
Il hereby declare on oath that J
absolmelx and enureiy %rcnounce ana
nbmr1 al allegiance and ndelity 70
ans foreign prince. ~puteniaie siafe'
ri snerralFnty and particularly TO
rhe ruler and The country from
Whicfi Do camel, oi whom > hat,
frrciofore haen q subject; that ! vtN
-,no.rf and defend the constitution
and'lagssof ihe tnifed states of AM
crica against al enemitA. foreiEn or
doustaflc. and that I VIII heaf lfuf
falfis and allxeianfs a. the same.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-10
THINGS
IN THE NEWS


Washington. July lo.-Ordera +,
have Just been placed IN the I
army quarierm0nier corps &C.. /.
} los. OnO yagds-sixfy mileH~Of
} silk ribbon. out Of which will b.
} made the service stripes that (
} men who served IN the war
Z neuinst Germany are entitled TO
D wear.
Though the authorization for
\ Victory BadRcs.' as they will
\ be called, vas issued ON April ..
\ u was found Impossible until 10
y day TO start notwithstanding. The
y difficulty lay In matching the
\ coiorinn and SHADING Of the
\ service insignia decided on IN
\ France. but American mills r.
\ natly got out q product exactly
= similar TO the Imported Hnm-
\ pies.
D The badge carries an the col.
b ors Of the allied countries on r.
B onc-inch strip and they ehlend
y from n decp purple through
D shades OF blue and yellow. and
3 then hack neain. They win he
. available for delivery 10 those
\ entitled to wear them In about
4 three weeks. the nunrtermarter
= Corps estimates The puantity
ordered VIII make s~.7so,oo0 In.
4 divlduai bars.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-10

fW0 from the grocery business Ia
49, Culfton, Texas. He u. 10 far
~ We know. the only M wis has
rethed. The res, are pricing suffer.
THE FLOOD Tuesday night caused
an ex-nnrtcnder friend Of ours 20 send
~ the following dltty:
We have our ahare OF earthly care
From each days sun We shrink
There's water. water everywhere;
That's all We have TO drink.
AND ANOTHER old timer advises
~ that "Ioei's prophecy lsgabout TO be
fnlfuiedi see JoeL LAT chnptsr' 'th
verse"
we looked il ~. and this - q;
Awake. ye d%runkards and weep
and howl, all Sc drinkers VI wine. fe-
cause OF the new wine, forit u cut OF
from sour mouth
JOEL had the 1919 situation pretty
well f~orecasted. The ~drunkard~ are
awake ana bowling. ali right and
there Is also considerable howl about
the ncw wine. not Ho much because
it's cut OF at the mouth. hut because
Ms cut pff AT the pocket.
WELL. you can't please everybody.
Joel probably knew hat whea he
p~rophesied.
ola ". c. 4. has even extended his
organization to take In e~lectroeu'i9n.
The cost ~ execution In the sing ~ing
chair has advanced from $50 10 aa99
SPEAKING OF ~ per cent limits.
Judd Mortimer Lewis defines the only
remaining legal drink as fcliows;
Drink to nae only with thine eyes.
and I will drink with mine.
or leave hut in the cup a kiss
And I'll not ask for wine.
SENATOR BEvERiDGE Is one
klsd that has always been dry,-and
neser stimulating.
WHAT ~ r Legislature g-Cieve-
We are blest II we can say Just
what Il H., but we can say definitely
what several We know Of were not.
BiRMINGHAM. Alabama reports
that tho great midsummer sugar
shortage 81 received there with calm
ness. Long tnddies being forbidden
the Alabama situation Is not serious.
FROM 4 STRICTLY news stand
polni we favor twenty-five ciiy cont
m~issloners Instead Of five. When
twenty-five men get together In be-
half Of M dear people. something
always happens-to the people.
MR.. GoMPERs and the ran Amer
team Labor union demand that "nil ma
lions Of the world" be admitted 20 the
League OF Nations. It's all right with
us IL they'll exempt Turkey and chit
huahna.
The price OF pork. per hundred weight
Has gone 80 high. tits sad "a state.
That only persons packed with coin
Can nuy the toothsone trSderloin;
And even they.
When asked to pay.
Quite often Sigh
And go away.
THE FEDERAL. railways of Mexico
have % now head; who no doubt VIII
be able tn produce a new deficit.
NCcduti.
Did YOU ever notice thnt motion
pictures have vnguesf For Instance
vampire. western and society stories
arc popular &c different times.
II Wish there would be 3 good pie
ture gue"-From july Film Fun.
lie wasn't n Lawyer.
The lawyer was s-eNamining q
witness 10 Il robbery.
when did the robbery take place
he asked.
II thlnk-" began the witness.
I'VE don't care what YOU think. SIR
We wan; 20 know what you snow
s'Thcn " YOU don't a 10 Know
what think. may as well leave tht
| stand. I can't talk without thinking
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-10

Want IN trade that mute ror n
0as wagonf Try the WANT AID
way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-10
Machinery Shipped
for Drilling OF.
Mel in Colfax Co.

Ration. n. NJ. July iO.--it Il an
nounced that a complete drilling out
~ has been shipped 10 Ration for the
uae or The Rnton Petroleum compap,
OH exists ~ this section OF the state.
The company. V IL stated. N amply
financed and viii drlil three wells 90
n depth OF 4.oO0 feet each. n neceH-
snry.
A man thinks that his neishbor has
10 right tc held wrong views
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-10

After witnessing the average milf.
iarv drama n is easy 90 believe thai
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-10
BAD ADVERTISING

~ NE o. our real estate friends cam n this morning 10 tell the Herald
~ Ina ne ..sesnsr n ysstsreays FIRST pas ~se bad advertising 's NJ
sory Mr. Newcomer. hut Abuquerque Is Just out OF houses for
an Or ale
Nendmt that the streamer vas had advertising.
We ccutend however hat a. ~ Tot rs bad advertising ns Is given n city
uhtu a. prosperous Chugq merchant comes hers %Nh n relative who rs in
falling health: ssssanno give that relative TIE benefit % our climate; and Is
han.c ft hh use That happened In Aibuqnerque last week II IL hut ne Of
These people who ar being turned " a from Albuquerque because OF
fdAuttanbee.
Il y we're unable 20 correct this situation; II We hed n resources to
c1n upon 10 relieve the housing shortage the Herald woula keep sui about
~. A. long a. u reasonable prospect for correcting the condition exists We ARE
zotnF 80 keen N nlkinF about The MED Tor cofrertoEr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-10

WELL. you can't please everybody.
loci probably knew that whea he
prorhesied.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-10

old ". c, L. has wen extended his
organization to take In e~lectrocu't9n.
The cost ~ execution In the sing sing
chair has advanced from $50 20 iaol.