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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-21
IMPORTANT SUBJECTS
BEING DISCUSSED At
HOME SERVICE MEET
Many Instructive Addresses De.
livored and Program for Next
Week Promises to Be Of Great
Interest 10 Workers.

Although the Home srr,l,c iusti.
iutr hus only been in session for unr
Vrsk. ,unsldprlhl. work has already
been accomplished and many very in.
trrsstlur and Instructive addresses
have been delivered quite a number
uf persons urr Interested in home
service work in Alhuquorqu, ard the
institute b. being well attended.
starting with the uuruinr session
lusi "Wednesday morning the follow
stable Family hN Professor iaudcrs.
who dwelt on the subject from % 90
Geological viewpoint shuwinr how
food clothing health and the state
~ mind contribute Co sinr uVnf
Practical Applications were gwen
throughout tho discourse
~ Co Dis point the series 81 lee
tur.s hy Miss kidder have covered
Fundamental rruund only IN her Wed
ua-IIf address she tuok up the more
d. yII.rl problems a the homie yer.
,iUu
con Thursday. Hermann Mohr gave
HL interesting tain uu the soldiers and
sailors civil relief act Tuesday was
uDNn'rl to the Insurance rumpeuHa
tiuu textures ~ The act witch were
got forth by Attorney = y Mtht, who
dIaHu oD % Importance ~ th" Keep
IuE uu ~ the insurance premiums Iud
90. great result which Will pum, Co
widows and orphans
THE importance ,f Keeping uu 90,
insurance premiums cannot hs over
mot "ua b. " the cheapest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-21

iufm uf insurance which has ever been
formulated, hut u b. extremely fisxi-
BILE In ~ terms and when these have
been fuliy drawn ~. Practically every
contingency Will be met The depend.
ont wife. widowed mother. or child
uf sailor or soldier h. entitled TO com
%pensstion iu addition 20 Insurance In
~" event ~ the permanent disability
Of hcr mu \ great MANY the
omen de- not know this aud Il j. nn
Important duty NJ the home service
worker 10 chliFhteu her ana give all
tie help possible,
Following the lectures there ls al.
ways q lengthy round table discussion.
Professor Dean 4. Worcester. fur.
merry professor Of psychology ut the
university. gave an interesting dis.
course on the value ~ psychology
tests tn assisting men into suitable
positions in army and civil life. al.
lutments and Allowances" were the
subjects ~ the discussions lead By
Mohr on Friday.
Indications are that the work VIII
oven more interesting aud lu-
sirurtive next week some particularly
Interesting features being uu the pro
The fuilowin Is 70 brief out
t.up 20 % ruuiur Week activities
IN" Problem af The Discharged suI
diet 10 New Mexico. which Will be-
discussed h1 Miss Agnes MURRAY uu
n lscturDs ON the following
~ the week. hy Miss Ethpi
on tho Unstable Famil,
Miss Erun Ferguson. 900 Adminlstrs.
I've Problems EruH Ferguson un
'uppurtunIuH- Peculiar tu Sew AieA.
cu Boz b Home srr,ir, Wutk. aud
Foods aud poIsuns 10y Trufosaor
lnrk ~ th" chemistry department. nt
he university.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-21
AFFAIRS FOR
STOCKMENS' MEETING
ARE BEING ARRANGED
Chamber Of Commerce Committee
Has Almost Completed Enter.
tainment Plans; Cattlemen's
Ball 10 Be Main Feature.

Entertainment plans Tor the visit.
ina e~attlsmsn. Who viii De- In the eity
fur The big state convention of the
NeW Mexico cattle ana Horse GROW
ors association. have been practically
completed hy the Chamber 81 COM
mcrcc. which has charge ~ this feat
ure ~ the convention
Although some ~ the entertain
mont vents have not yet been fully
decided upon. the tentative program
VIII consist % a. dinner and reception
Tor the visiting ladies on the first day
ot The meeting March if The an
nual cattlomon'H hhll viii probably
be given the second night of the meet
and 10 b. quite probable that IL must
cal meet Will Dee arranged Tor thc
last dsy. The Gull program Coz each
day Will be- announced hy the COM
miitso within a short time and. aside
from these biF feature will CONSIST
many other smaller affairs
A. the crowd az the convention will
he unusually large the business meet.
Will hc held at mo Crystal ~ q
which has u capacity " nearly nne
thousand persons.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-21

tho city Yesterday r%uutrI.us with
chamber of 'uIuurl". uI.ir..Ia aud
be- reported that th. tr.s.ttIun vas
enthusiastically fulluWfi rIo yltm-
h'rs suggestions HuI i.uti ila uumph.
l't Will soon Dee ready lur l.str.Hd
ton.
som, NJ the hest artist Co.'s ,ur.
lu the country are IT work iu tho
plans and 10 IT. expected hat thsy viii
develop many hrlut ul I1l Hffr..
tive types ut this sort ~ trrulte turo
which is IN appropriate or the south.
west ana especially fur New MrNirl
The hppklrt VIII contain pi.tuf, a.,
specifications aud |rruHtNla pIpsH of
ull types Of huildiurt. fuW pIlltiHl
residences and comm .ltl buildings
g. small and economical u'ttsrr.
shVds and garages
Culurinr ls also tcrri,Ius alton
ton hS the designer. M, pltu being
Co develop attractive tints viii Wll
got the buildings away from tno iull
lraNs aud rluriuE whites WhlUl Iru
now being used.
Great interest b. being taken In
modified spanish architecture boz an
parts of the state and VsurtIHlly ,u
uud around Albuquerque The Dhur,-
e. ot tommerc" h. daily receiving I'M
uuirlcs from prospective builders ey.
en- In tho rural sections, as 60 what
suggestions In this line can Ice made
90 them II is the prophecy Of some
~ the leaders Boa the movement fur
the special type Of architecture that
after the Portland Cement association
finished its booklet. the Influence
viii bee So great that within ton year,
the entire structural atmosphere Of
Albuquerque Will have been changed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-21

when the StllE Pools scope COM
pany set uut go adapt Mrrti.th
uiHun novel The HOUSE coz t ThuI-
sand candle fu motion pictures
they realized % offered uuCh nupi
tuuIty Tor clever photograph work
and also gave their STAR Harry Nar
taN,r e. part which fitted hlm urf
fttfh % 900 which both rrluur
and ,umlc action figured thrt ts.
frrwIurI therefore. I mas thr
subject ONE which would ut conn Hfu.
hsrrd by al who siW TO- Iust how
wen they Huc,eniDd may hU success q
from the opinions 81 motion p4y-
turo critics who have seen ,hp .iC
tufr aud who have h0tu u1tuIIu tus
iu declaring it u marvellous Ifuiuc
ton THE House of o. Thousand
Canal,s' viii he tho feature tttrHt-
ton 90 tho Ideal thratrr '1dIA and
tho manager believes thbt 10 % hs
hHs one uf the best %uttru,ti,ls be- Pas
luukrl this season.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-21
NEWS ITEMS


Verde last nirhf 900 e short business,
trip
Diego Arnluu ~ .os Luuas b. ga
A~lhuuurruuv visitor TODAY
~ and Mr. . o. Young aro visit.
iuE here from cuba
= g. 'ott ~ Santa Fo BE- i business
visitor here to-day.
Man kaufman arrived here from
Itlru itat night
a number 90 suhscflb,rs "a the
nltrd War Wofk campaign fund
have not paid anything un their
rl"dr". Ne yuu o. ~ the mum.
lrf
The rlhl, ,-uu fur rsNt o..
evening az 90. y " 90 a viii b..
Mnr 81 irthau, thy True Friend
The general plan uf treatment viii hs
iuuud iu Lives Worth Living b,
Mr. Emily 'lpuFh irahodN
Lieutenant Roman 4 uubbsll unu
James D. Huhtrll VIII leave tonight
Cor Their fithtr sheep aud rttiIs
ranches DOB western Sururru county
Iu hv gone about d werk
Mirs Margaret Floufuut Who has
been doing war WnrN boz #hIurtuu.
Its returned Co nrr home lu NIhu.
HI'rIut
The UHy scouts ~ A-IYuausruus
WIIl u|h up thr river uu Washing.
tom birthday 40 scouts expecting
'u rH H'uur ff. requested tu H, 200
Pond Hf Fourth street and Mountain
IHIN t| u.Iuth Saturday muruUr
Ir.nE Euuf lunch tuI drinking Wl.
''r \ number uf The hu,s Viii pass
"'I' Hl iNr.T 'UH'H uH thIs trip The
program luI fUH tfF Includes nrIt.
tHlh uu ih' Nfs uf George Washing
'uH. uuf u' 900, beet Scouts tho word
TH. ever known. INUfY Scout and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-21
N run LYIuC.

Amy FORESTER. around whom owen
johnson rcntcra the celebrated story
of 'Niftuous Mivra which In motion
picture form, Will be repeated ut the
Lyric today aud tomorrow with Miss
that virtue is essentially "a state at
mind Mrhster's dictionary agrees
with this definition, but Andrew For
roster. her husband, explode sucioty's
upper crust in proyinF his own the
urN.
The theme Of the story and screen
production in which Miss stewart re-
turns tu me ranks ~ stardom after an
absence uf several months rs ~ the
modern problems ~ married life. the
actlyiuta between husband and wife
the allegiance "a wife uuminnliy uWes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-21

taplay has. OF course, been consldera-
hiy modified by Miss T~almndge'n use
but the screen version IN even funnier
Than the stage presentation u may
Well be called q nan Of laughter,
with q hearty gigsle In e,ery foot OF
film.
Matilda. whqss role N lnterpretsd
hY Constance rtftnadrs y yong
wife o. Richard IRnders Norman
Kerry he and his partner. Paul
nnuienuN tHarrison Ford, are In H.
haurtsd. pauia Uncle natiate an
punce that he h. coming on 10 visit
his nephew n he finds him married
he will settle t50.0 oc on him for per-
retunting the family name.
Paul refuses 10 take the obvious
remedy. Tor he o. u confirmed woman
halter. aud things look dark indeed.
but when The uncle arrives. Matilda
tells him she n pnul'a wife. The bid
provincial u delighted too much 30
TO- fact-for after he gives Paul the
promised donation. he decides e. pro-
Ions hls stay from a Few hours TO a
month. n becomes necessary To con
tiuue the deception. % course. and
Matildn's ingenuity 4 taxed to the
limit. hut she gets through the try
iur time successfully.
In the closing reel. Uncle Hatiste
finds IL heipmate, and even Paul Is
paired OF with a charming nurse.
while Matilda makes full confession
81 she returns 20 the arms of her
lawful welded husband" And the
uncle h. W wrapped up In HIS new
found happiness that he forglves an
the young folks and JOY rclgns over
all
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-21
Klock to Address Men
At Fellowship Lunch

George 3 Kiook viii deliver the
main address ut Ihp Fellowship lunch
o 40 Bee held 1f the \ M g. \. SUM
inN afternoon ut o'clock. Ar klosk
viii us, aH hIs subject Tho Father Ut
our tuuntrN winch be- appropriate
100 that tne luu,hoon 30 gloarl, fol-
lows Washington nuN.
dIs~ Grace stoifz win SIM several
solos and musiU Will hr furnished uN
tho Indian shoot band which vii
open the luncheon with me strains uf
The Battle usmn ~ tho E,publlc"
and close b. With THE star Spaurlsd
hammer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-21

ray your dues 10 tie "g-bt" clui
FoIr-n Taxi Service. Phone 90.
auto springs. ali makes k,rbsr co
TaN Phone 10 Nicholson Taxi
Following are thp Ncw NrNicu
Utmrs loo tuduNs N.t ~ casualties
aIrHfIu IUhurtL ullla and NsrDIHu
NsfrUHf 1HniIluu wounded sllshtlN
NJ and Me- Hob,rt 4 Wilson ~
NtdrIt y N spent th" week Boz a..
-auuu.ruut Mr Wilson s connected
with th. Diamond coal company "i
MIdfII
Co., 60 o. Iul,us returned today
from l.ts VEGAS where De- attended
the funeral ct lhurlsa \ Spices Au-
uthsr N-lhuuuuuIusiu Co hr present at
rhs It#' TYfr. iur the late republican
luuu,l cuumItiurm We loorgD
% titlE
M Elizabeth LDri Will not b,
tllr Goo rlh. th' recital announced .u
IuuItl t,uiur on account 90 ~,
.IIu.a. uf Nfa henderson who was
iu ita.si hrr and wYI postpone ~ nm.
90 COO, sfrl uaf' of March
TIE Euful rhiUrs &C America
wIUsH.t"r II U"IulH. arH un tomorrow
urHf Hf 800 Iu H o. ntlI
Tho r.HI T",I.rftun company
H,ui. uuf notice fHff effective fHd1'
-r,.TT..U.H .. posed N. regulation iuI
f,i -rf.H .III. censorship 1914 n.
'Hur.r .r enforced 5000 normally route
ed ..U..lrsm. which both originate
rHd I.fU.HIf0 Iu 'H. iHI''I 7f'''a 'I
DI 4 UHrrs aHH daughter uI-,
Il.fr. WH. .yIt. fHu rNf Hu f.t HIus
fI O.. I.u.f,U. fUI fN"T uN hH"|u boo
Iru.. U,H.H N They Will spend fh'
uImtrI boo Providence .uu utIrf east
,rn .i'. HHh 'n 'h'I nome i'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-21

iic1lliuF the possIh.itips of the
suggest 100 OF the chamber uf Duu
uorH, relating iu the formation of uu
illustrated huul.lrt uf ..u.,r nnu.rs
aud business blocks OF modified
type Of spanish architecture together
with plans. specifications and prob.
able prices the National rrHtlluu e. u
mrut association with hctduulrfHr- ~
Denver has taken up th" .d'u tud
nov iH- ii- b,Ht uIuh'turts and de-
siguors working upon 90, compilation
NJ the booklet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-21

mercury ana attacks your bones Take
q ,psc of nasty calumol today and
YOU will feel weak, sick and uausr1t-
eel tomorrow Don't lose e day work.
Take a spoonful oi podson's Liver
Tone instead and you viii wake az
feeling great No more |hiliousucss.
constipation. sluggishucss, headache.
coated tongue CT sour stomach Your
drugsist says ~ you don't find bod
son Liver Tone acts better than hor-
rihis cilumCi your money b. waitit1'
Tor You
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-21
SPANISH ARCHITECTURE OLA
MODIFIED TYPE is DESIGNED
FOR BUILDING IN THIS CITY

National Portland Cement Association Is Now
Working on an Illustrated Booklet Which Will
Contain Numerous Designs for the Construction
OF lhis Most Appropriate Type of Buildings:
Even Color Is Being Experimental With by the
Association Experts With a View of Getting
Away From the Dull Grays and Glaring Whites
Now Being Used in Cement Construction Here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-21
AT the Theaters Today

"B"-"when Do We Eaiq" with Enid Bennett and Hide
and Seek, a comedy.
LYRIC-"virtuous Wives with Anita Stewart.
~PAsTIME-"Good Night, Paul, with Constance Tulmadgc;
aud His Naughty Thought, a comedy.
IDEAL-"The House OF a thousand Candles" with Harry
Messenger; PLAY Ball, " q comedy An Indian Romance with
q. NJ. Anderson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-21
\r ruE

Constance Talm,adgo comos Ia the
Hnaiimr today aud tomorrow as the
star of tiuod slight paul'' hpr Select
picture in which she d presented by
J Lewis solznick. II was adopted Tor
the screen hy leila crawford iycra
from the musical uccnss ~ the same
name hy Roland Ohycr and Charles
Dickson This be- the lauFh- provoking
vohiclo In which Ralph iiofE recently
Hpptafed bon the larger CltirH. the pho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-21

There's mo- reason why r. person
ehould take a%irkruIuE. %sulivatiug ralu.
,nri when re- few cents buys % large
npittr ~ Iudsun'H Liver Tone re- per
feet ritirtiigu fur 'alumul
10 b. 70 uiHt-fHt vegetable liquid
WHICH viii Start tuut liver Just as
surely t- rlluupl hut ~ dutsu make
sou sirk and rtu NOT slllNttr
children uud grown folks cuu take
psd-4u.- Liver Tone, h,Cuus. 10 !s
p,ff.cue hlTmlr-s.
CuiUmri D. d dangerous drug. 1t IL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-21

to hsr husband. aud the extent NJ the
TRUST he can place boz her
Win the furrsstrrH. Amy and An.
drew. leaders in their social sct the
atmosphere OF tho production Dr. CON
uu' a Co scenes and locations long "a.
wlliHr 90 uud %pHtruubel hN Ncw
Works. uitrl-rirh The settings are
ro,rssarily lavish anu -cxtntnrnntiy
furnished tu make accurate reulicaH
of the actual homes ~ the society
rorsnuaEoH they are intended 90 rep
resent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-21
moNE TALENT IN ~.

TIL" two act drama. a Modern
Cinderella" 60 ho staged hs the
W o. \ Dramatic club Boz the hirb
school auditorium. SATURDAY ,,suinF
l'h ~, b. going Co hD u treat Twont,
tlfht local nrlH are participants
Iho PLAY b. bright with ooiufrd Co..
purioe and attractive dnn,iur Tickets
ON sale ~ y " e. \. hs~uduunrtsfs
S'n's mlt he reserved 100 NHfaou's
Thursday. Friday aud ElturIn.
Prices 20 and 80 cents The pfurrst
tu Ho to tho \ " e. 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-21
Recruiting Station
OF Navy Reopened

Tho United States navy tomorrow
viii reopen n recruiting station iu
A~luHuuvurie 4 ~ unrera. W g..
O. o. 81 hus been placed In charge.
The ufnc,s viii hp located az an
West Central avenue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-21

The good business nan and The
business man who b. good ave not
e. saurll, synonymous
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-21

Weather burcau fw--. coid
avoid the rush. OcrriiIas Goa the
weather. B.ttcr order cal nus aud
best. Hahn Coal to- T-sone o..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-21

Your opportunity Ia huN the mrni-
iurr ~ " \ N"innnin. az auction
pti's'-, M"rt y .. t.uirr 90 - West
Topper a'enue. ncst Tuesday. M~i-
fsH-tinN and THURSDAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-21
NOTICE

March lst tho third payment b.
dur on pledges o. the United Mat
NuIk campaign fuud
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-21

lhr furniture ~ tic q \ M,.n.
ni,n home. - West topper a,snur.
VIII o. -rid h. . .. t,uirr ~ n,irtinn
u'u tn -dn,, MUinv-dH, aud Ihuf-.
dts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-21

Coal wtll ~ % get az, cheaper. or.
lcf '"rttilo- nav. iiann wa go.
i1.ape o..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-21

= woman II,, ol refinement Ia .o
Dol, ti|I .ud tU o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-21

hOIHERSl Clean the ooTed'up places. DO away with the bile
sour fefmeniations and Constipation poison which is keeping your little
one cfoss. fevensh and sick. Children love Casearets because 10 them
It Is Ike eating candy. Cascares act better than castor oil, calOma or
pills on the tender stomach. liver and bowels. Cascarets never gripe.
Gever injure, and DO not ~disappoint the worried mother Give harmless
Casearets to children one year old and upwards. Each ten cent box
contains full directions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-21
Trust Me! Try DodSon's Liver Tone!
CaIOmeI Harms Liver and Bowels

Read my guaranteed Liven your liver and bowels
and get Strengthened up without taking sIckcn-
ing calomel. Don't lose u days work!
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-24

Advertising Rates Upon Application
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-24
IN THE WOODS.

WANDERED today in the wonderful WOODS, a q
forest majestic and grand where solitude silence ana
similar goods are spread with liberal hand Afar from IN
the hurry and noise Of the town II ftugn s
do1n and write YOU Some soulsearchng lines The for
est is nobe a impressive and sad have VOTED and
weened but was reoced to get back to the grad and
sit in room that is screened The forest IS Iul OIL u
usnal hugs which bite in unusual ways, and am anont
mo NV system with drugs to soften the swengs they
raise The forests mosquitoes are larger than mems,
they're hungry and active and mean the spots wneh m re
thew bit me are looking like wens, and I'm slgnt W
eaen The woods are the home of malevoent ants,
which thrive in the shade of the trees they crawl up IN
side of the wanderers pants and eat all the flesh IRON
his knees The town has its faults wild Tor the cus
it's swarming with caoussouer men; but II you Mouu
,,roe me to chase to the brush say to you, never
againw u...,., Adams
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-24
EDITORIALS.
GROUNDLESS FEARS
by George Matthew Adams

THE question of ratification of the Peace Treaty,
with acceptance of the Covenant Of the League OF Ma
tons is in the argumentatve stage ye and it will be
co as long as senatorial wind holds out Germany ratified
it nsanter and the British House OF Commons ratified
it by most tremendous majority 1t is ratified already
in the minds of the American people, and Will De raul
fled by the United States Senate when is brought to
vote But is must be argued and reagued by every Sen
ator who is jealous of the overshadoWng figure OF Pres
dent Wilson, as they it thrown athWar the pages
of history And taking their cue from Lodge Borah
Knox and Co., every opposing newspaper in the and with
many others who have taste for discussion take hand
in the aly-talkytak indoor sport that has been po
puar in the United States always of talking the people
blind over a foregone conclusion.
To one who has read the history of former genera
tions written by the men who figured therein, the
arguments advanced against adoption of the League
of Nations, sound very greatly like those that were
raised against adoption of the Constitution of the United
States and those other voices of later generation that
were really raised in defence of slavery, but which con-
fined themselves to construction Of the instrument itself
10 back to the memoirs of such men Alexander IL
Stephens of Thomas H. Benton, of John c. Calhoun the
state papers of President James Buchanan President
Franklin Pierce President James K Polk the speeches
of John C. Calhoun, Robert Young Hayne (the great
antagonist of Daniel Weber and Of others who
can be named not only after adoption of the Constitution
but before there the same ugubrious lachrymose
fear of results that crops out in opposition to atca
ton of the Covenant Of the League of Nations
One of their strongest objections is embodied in a
question flung at the editor of THE OASIS few days
ago. Do you want your boys called to to the other
side of the world enforce the provisions of the Covenant
of the League of Nations?" The eyes, it
necessary just Americans have been ready always to
send their the other side of the world to enforce
the Monroe Doctrine"
Right there is the cogent and pointed application of
the Monroe Doctrne and it will be the cogent and potent
application of the Covenant Of the League of Nations
The Monroe Doctrine would not have been worth the
paper it was written upon had not been known that it
was backed by people who, although slow to anger
were ready fight to the death in support of that declara
ton. Yet, because the nations of Earth know that
America woud fight for the Monroe Doctrine, it
spected and whenever it invoked the nation against
which invoked backed down most ncontinently. With
Phil Sheridan and 900 seasoned veterans of the Civil
intmation from Secretary Seward Louis Napoleon with
drew from Mexico the French army commanded by Mar
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-24

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER of the
Superior Court, made on the 18th
day of July, 1919, notice is here
by given that C. T. Jones, Ad-
ministrator of the Estate of
said deceaced, made to said
Court, and filed in the office of
the Clerk thereof, on said day, a
return of sale made by him as
sue administrator on TIE 10Th.
day of February, 1918, under
previous order Of said Court, OH
the following real estate, and for
the following named sum. to-wit
Lot 5 in Block 18 in the Town
of Nogales, Santa Cruz County,
Arizona, as the same is delieea-
ted ON the map of said Town
made by William Bradford, the
Same being sold for the sum OF
$3.50 tash to G. H. Williams.
AS will more fully appear
from said return filed as afore
said, and to which reference is
hereby made for further parti-
culars.
AND NOTICE IS HEREBY
FURTHER GIVEN that Mon
day, the 28th day Of July, 1919,
at 10 o'clock, A. M. at the court
room Of said Court, at the Court
House in Nogales, County of San
ia Cruz, has been fixed for hear
ing the said return, when ana
where any person interested in
the saide estate may appear ana
file written objections to the con
Ifirmation of said sale, and may
be heard, and may produce wilt
nesses in support of such object
ton.
Dated July 18th. 1919
ROBT. E. LEE.
| ((SEAL) Clerk.