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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07

times BY various minds and hands that were wholly
out Of sympathy with each other aud working cf.
~feetivcls at cross purposes.
There Is no particular objection 10 five city
commissioners, instead Of three. II provision is made
for their nomination aud election In an Intelligent
and orderly manner. Probably the original draft
Of this proposed charter provided for the election OF
five commissioners. instead Of three, in an election
proceeding that could be carricd ont iutclligcnily
II will be equally plain 10 those who study the doe.
ument with care that u has been amended or re
written with intent 20 restore the aldcrmanc prin.
ciple aud in effect. the aldermanic form. merely
naming the officers commissioner instead of
aldermen" n will be equnlly plain that whoever
undertook the job scrambled The election machinery
NO effectively that II il impossible Of practical. or
derby operation.
The complicated nominating aud election pro.
visions constitute but one ~ several extremely I'm.
fortunate phases Of the new charter. These will be
discussed IN subsequent ISSUES Of the Herald.
This newspaper lays no cleim 10 ultimate wis.
dom or judicial authority. " Is not our purpose to
undertake TO say to the VOTERS of Albuquerque what
they shall do and what they shall not do with this
proposed charter. We have great confidence in the
intelligence aud judgment OF the people ~ Albu-
qucrquc. should a majority of the people vote 90
adopt this charter the Herald will acquicscc IN the
decision and 90 right along. doing it. best to buIld
up our city. We have no hesitation, however. IN
repeating our own conviction. noted above. that
the proposed new charter il a badly buugled job,
ihut " VIII ifuN Us from n ffdNnlhiNN SATISFACTORILY
municipal situation with AN extremely rosy outlook
into a series Of complications that make certain
contcntinns. diSsrnsions and assorted grirf. We re-.
gard ~ extremely wise aud desirable the prUvisn
inserted into the charter act b, amendment. which
yalidaies the present charter. With that provision
IN the state statutes no state court Is going Ia rule
that Albuquerque Is without a city government or
that amy act OF III de facto commission government
j. lacking IN authority. ~ long ~ that act is not a.
violation OF law.
In considering the proposed new charter Keep
in mind these considerations
VIII adoption ~ the new charter simplify or
solve any municipal problem uow before us'
VIII " lead 10 q settled. stable responsible
government more speedily than If we leave our pres,
ent city government alonc'
Will ii lower our taxes during the next five Ia
ten years when tax burdens are likely to be- heavier
than we have ever known bcforcf
Will II help Albuquerque 20 change roE from
y form Of government just two years old and with
which we are just becoming acquainted, 60 a new
form Of government about the practical operation
of which we know nothing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07

thinks not. aud Hustler thinks he
ought 20 know. Moro than once
he has had just such a thing hap
pen. hut never In u more provoking
way than when he found prickiy
Perky the porcuplne without hts 1T
tie spears In the top 81 q tail hem
lock tree In the Green Forest
Buster had climbed up Just as far
90 he could climb You know the
irank of a tree grows smaller and
smaller toward the TOP. iustcr had
reached the point where the tres was
too small Tor him to climb any far
thcr. Above him. Just out Of reach
was pricklt purky. and Buster could
see plainly that sammy ia, had told
the truth about rrickiv porky and
the loss - most Of his little spears.
" was the first time Buster evcr had
dared touch Prickiy pcrks. aud nov
he couldn't
Also h Was the firat time prickly
Porky ever Had really feared buster
Lear you see he knew Just how
helpless he was without those little
spears. Never had Peter RHhhli
known rrcater fear than did priCklt
porky ~ itu-ter li.sr came climhinr
up that tail tree. prickly Pork,
had climbed Just as hish - he cnnid
and there he clunE There WASH
anything elss 10 go. when he
ianked down into Busters face. ont,
"a little way below him. and saw
Busters great teeth and the hungry
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07
4 We Want Change in the Form -four City Government, Let u
Have Ii, BY An Means: But First Let Us Be Sure That We Want II

Mo DOUBT the city commissioner fclt. them.
selves under q moral obligation to call an
election Tor submission Of the proposed new
hinuqncrque charter. although the law docs not re-.
qnre them TO do 80. In any event an election has
been called Tor April %, two weeks from tomorrow,
when the AZ Of the Legislature, embodying a new
charter, viii be Submitted 10 our people for approval
The Herald has very definite convictions abou,
TINS proposed new charter. One Of these Is that u
VIC adopt the new charter we will completely change
unr form Of government IN Albuquerque. returning
~ a eir<uitous but none the less certain route 20
the old aldcrmanic form Of partisan government. If
We want 20 change our form Of government again
u a majority Of us want 20 revert 10 the old parti.
san political system. BY all means Yet ~ change. But
before We vote TO change LET ~ be very. very Ger
tam that We know exactly what we are doing and
that we really wish 20 do II.
Another conviction we hold Is that no matter
how defective our present charter may be or how
numerous the Hypothetical cascs w which II may be
fonnd nneonstltuiiona or q source Of other trouble,
the proposed new charter n loaded ten fold with
iroublc-and II is not Hypothetical. indefinite or I'M
ccrtain IN any way. n NE adopt this proposed char.
ter we will adopt approximately hfty-scven vari-
cties OF active. aggressive grief. whereas under the
present charter We have with M only certain pas.
ave troubles which will only annoy us when we go
out 70 stir up trouble.
This j. the Hcrald's view ~ the proposed new
charter. We do not believe there j. any partisan
politics al work amonK those who advocate the
new chtficr OF among thnSc VINO Oppose ". Ihcrf
should be aoue. Ii j. strictly a business and a civic
question and one that j. 81 utmost Importance 10
our city and to each Of W. whose individual inter
csis and livelihoods are linked with Albuquerque
welfare.
Therefore Il j. certainly important that al of
~ become thoroughly familiar With the proposed
charter that we seek 10 understand II. what II
means IN theory aud what " will do Ia practical
operation. Doubtless the commissioners will cause
certified copies u the proposed charter 10 be
printed NJ thai every voter may have an o%pportun-
ity 10 study H. II will he printed in the Herald ~
won ~ certain points IN Il which we are utterly
unable 10 understand aud interpret for ourselves
have been analysed aud passed upon by competent
lawyers.
Our present view, after a very careful study
of the document. u that the writers Of the new
charter started out with the best intentions In the
world. 10 correct the defects IN the present char
ter that they did not arrive At their intended dcs-
tinetion and that in course Of the journey there
were additions TO the party which they did not ex-
pcct or welcome. The proposed new charter bears
every evidence Of having been assembled At various
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07

eager iunk IN Busters eyes he was
10 frightened That he almost oct Eu
ne didu't dare look down aEtln Tor
fear he would iet go.
"Comc down Erowieti Buster
Rear Come down or 10 comic up
there aud get YOU
tricky Perky dldnt come down
of rnurs" not Dc Just cluuE uEht.
o. than ever
- know al about 20 and 90"
ioss - your little srear- rruNied
huftrr bon his deep rruWhlt. rumhlv
voice You can't rri away FROM
We this tluv aud sou know o. You
MAY HH we'll come down now tuu
nave BE- over with
lfut instead uf being -u ohliEiur
ta Go ruur down pricklF Perky did
bic best a. crawl o. little higher ur.
aud he ciuur 90 the top ~ that ;rec
81 II h. were Co part uf u buster
Bear rruNlsd tud threatened and
ava every thing Do. could tu mas,
rrirklN rurhf com. down Hr even
tried 90 scare prlckiN Perky into
ictting 80 10y suddenly giving a sort
~ roar which WIS very dreadful
CO. hear 80 course b. Hrursd rriskIf
purkv. but instead ~ making him
loi Eu % wade him cling tighter.
Hustler Hear vts rapidly iusing h.
temper Climbing any higher wtf
quite OUT ~ the question A. lt va
iusirr didn't feel uuF tuu secure
There was o. dinner tluu within
reach bat not puitc
Neat stew, \ 1umhir frpm q Tree.
Tur.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07

Georgetown. Va Tho quarrel began
over "a heated debate m tho senate
over the appointment cot representa-
ives 20 o. congress Of south American
republics ut Panama Randolph in
Inc He-latr aHsliltd john quincy
Adams administration clay. who
war secretary of state regarded tl
speech a. 70 personal insult % thHl
ienrcl Randolph 60 "a duel ThcN nr'i
two shots each tluF-s first bullet
went through the skirts OF Randolph a
cost. his second shot missed tr'
Randolph ou hs second shot after
clay pistol had missed fire. dtsrhhrr .
cd hiH weapon str1ight into thr utI
After the duel CLAY ana Randolph
became close friends
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07

ment, and az q patron Of the arts d.
immensely enriched the city Loo
rcnz0 the Great died in ifi.
In iss3. on April 4. the first pll
bill vas issued from the nrury lane
theater IN London The piay, The
Humorous Lieutenant was billed 10
commence "a : o'clock iu the after
uoon
" 1879. on April B. Bosin. o. little
village In Piedmont. suddenly sank
into the earth. Two hundred uNsa
were lost in the disaster
In 1888. ON April a, Eamund Genet
the nrst minister from he inUnrf
republic % the United States. landed
az Charleston.
On April 4. isss. John Randolph
and Henry clay fought a duel uc1I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07
Tomorrow

Tomorrow. April =. will BE- the
anniversary OF the death Of LorcnEo
Dc Msdiri LORENZO. surnnmed ttc
Great was the son OF l1er0. and vas
the second great nam bestowed upon
Italy ~ the house 81 Nedicis. Cosimo.
la grandfather. SURPASSED him in
commercial rcni.h but in politics n
literature f.orcnEo vas immensely ~.
perior 20 coaimo; iorenzo governed
FLORENCE with y rod Of iron. liberty
was buried. and tho city was "a re-
public IN name onls. Nevertheless the
Forcntinen enjoyed a period Of great
prosperity under iorcnxo's govern
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07
DETOURS

,eos,asnr. ,s,.. ~ DC. ,ss-s e-.-s,

tive faculties he Who has learned tlis
needs nu mans pity
Tho uniy real tragedy ~ 10" iH iu-
hihltiuu. paralysis hy dtscournEvm,ui
60 fcaI.
The msu who has loot his Hirht
The kin who has lost htr throne th"
child that has broken her ter ~st ur
the woman who has lost hrf love arc
apt 90 De- pantcky
mt the triumph Of NE consists .n
defes ting defeat
What the blind can do. you can du.
"a. Down-and-Outer Buck NJ Make
the drtuur
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07

When you are out a-utomobiilnE D.
come 20 a dctuur you don't ~ aoNh
and cry o. wait Tor somebody 10 come
along and take ynu tO an asylum. lou
make the detour and rather enjoy the
adventure,
ilfe l. full OF dstours. necessary
hut unexpected and unwanted new
roads. Those who arrive at content
msnt munf follow man Il uy path.
Sir Arthur Piersnn, the great Eng
fish publisher. var me proprietor 81
five bic English dnilics ana q sifins
o. maruxine- throughout Great tifli.
ain. In the prime Of NE IN ne lnlIsl
Of a career Of wealth and power, he
-mysterlousiy losi his sight Tho nreht-
est speclaiisb could 60 nothing rhis
man in the thick u a myriad acuvi-
ties ear suddenly condemned hf fhte
in spend the rest Of his days 10 darn
mes
- mad come 90 4 detnur Ne took
h ~ 4 good motorist He hhd not
lost hls nerve. hr slidi he hHd Simply
lo~t HE optic nerve
ne sold nj papers ana d'voird
himsslf 10 the bushes OF showlnf
the blind how 10 get on lie hecalle
the head 81 81 Dunstan'H Hostel TOT
Iinacd spld.eu and sailorr in h
Eentfs park London There hr Taught
ule Goapci of happy dctoura
His philosophy b. good medicine fuf
eveBhody 'Ilnn'f pitY n blind ne
suy They dont want your pity ~
can't usr a.
- know that she average cuncsp-
ton 81 how a. treat - blind man i4
10 read the Bible 20 aim and PLAY
eff muslc. Ne dunt believe UNIT
We believe that the blind are normal
human b.inHs who. haNinF lost on"
facuity u perception must develop
otherf
According 90 SIR Arihur's point 90
Nlrw happiness does hot come from
accommodating thIngf ur issdlnF IL
comfortable sXlFtsnte neither does ~
COME FROM any self givcn order o. De
"riad Happiness comes from dnlnE.
from the furthputtinF ~ ones crea'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07

h uuyihlug boz ihs world quite BOO
provoking HH Co huN' HuHI'fhIuH
= almost within reach something
su want t,t much indeed. fnf
not he able 90 rrlch b." Buster u'tr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07

u young udy whi
YOU should permit
Nour TO
ruo me f0r breach
prnmifr You
remember mas you
we're bitterly op
posed ca oui ga
raremcnt hcrauac
j wasn't % a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07

'
IL 0re business t|c,eIopIuE about NOW
iu royal used ,IfH
=H
SECRETARY ENhEg -u.- Senator
Chamberlain htHNt given hU e. uUIi
fuI suggestion Boo three tuHrs The
Chamberlain lEEesUuuH uIft uHf
hitr hniI'l Iith,l Uuf thor ,. IHIH
h'Iuei speed up Baker ,ui ,f tu,
NHI
a ItErtUtfDAN It- U,Uu ELECTED
matoI 1T r|allusvr T...t- Tho local
paper carefully ,NpltiuH ruHf hr "
elected rU uUmu. ratio votes BOO uYr
partisan contest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07

saough and would dlsgrnoc inc lam
lls
synunr man eiid the comneroih
fsinsl Hthai nl HeHi'm-nt ihi'
lualflesa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07
BY Webster

c,u hl,, -,uplth, fur lud o"nndcn'"
boo each other lu one uf thu oarN
s,u,. OF thia mufazlnr Paul Harris
Vr,'. about fuiamtnr and argued
that tb, ,pupl,, membership 90 O.
itufIry rIup mlUr % imperative tuf
flu mrulrrH tu learn 10 hr tNI'IHn'
uf r1"H ufnrr" position md Hulnt OF
t.sw Gub further that this -plrlt %
liberation should spread HWuus all
mon
TulrrHfIun mean" Co Hrt1uv 'r4Ft
tlHf IHu other fellow nI thr uthHr uh
uur iHa l RIGHT fH uHuftI Undergone
en.0 tn Trims fuI himself Oct fn'
AIIuu" mos
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07

" ynu know how 10 say" loln H
War savinEs society and help some
body else learn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07
on ~ rmr Morrus ~ n,nts

Two uttio girls had been invited iu
take tot 90 iID houI, eff H third uuI
their mother nti hold them if Duni|
were served they should take hut uu
each Sun. enough o. plate Of NUF
fancy cakes won, passed lt th, tahI
dorothy. tho Older lirI looked 900 the
d~lmInutkg huu1 sHkr I mu
m,ut Ind then took two WhIapEHIu.
Hs ns iid poo tu Utr NttIt .IHtUH H.
-four YOU wrr tHi, fvu 1,rut
Hm HUIr muwWH ItI UH .IUt fn.E
wuuII h, au small
tHwtrl t httll fik HrtrH uII uT,hIH
accidental, tut li. shoe with his
knifg Hud gta father proceeded loo
auuld him 90 great length for Dts rIfu
l,ssu,ss The little fDiiuv Ns' u,
patiently Tor u time them iuukIuE up
uf hIs father said
Papa. u ,ou don't stop tlikinr sH
much about % you.u Fof w, muH.
tuu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07

Two heads are better than uue
and Il dozen even better. DO Hofr
mNIuu m ID War savings society
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07

HAttEA rANNE WHITNEY
dturhtDr Florence has learned type
writing 1uu hos secured be- Job 100 New
) ork republican headquarters That
shows % what drIg VIII cleo 900 this
country
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07

Nu chain H sInouEsr thsu o. w,ik
u-f limb boot u Nuu 1901, ONE uf thr
links Iu H Wa sINiurH -srirh 500
uat tH, stI,uEtH uf col whole 'halu
catch tu, stop Itrrt hudN ,i-y Is
|oIrIng H NHl Ss.iu-H society WIZ
not Hu"f
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07
SOLOS
By THE Second Fiddle

UNDOUBTEDLY th,r, H ru -.E.
uiuraurH boo tho tact that 'Iu
kIuu fu AuIWsls wrHk "Opens
Imuiisusnush with 90, loan drive
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07

Nc,, -,oT,i \ Tumble frrm q rrrc.
Iun
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07

His philosophy b. good medicine iur
everybody "Ilnn't pity the blind ne
suyz They don't want your pity ~
can't use h.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
Used Cars Worth
tine Morev


We have q few used cars which we
have taken rs part payment on new
Nash Sizes and Dcrts. All OF them
have been ovcrhauled. some rcpsinted.
and are ready to 10 right now and fivs
good service
D-i5 Buickj repainted. new top and
good tires: q bargain at S925.
ElGin Six; five-p ssenger, looks and
runs like new; for quick sale. $3.50.
1918 Studebaker SIX roadster: perfect
In every respect; II you are looking for
. GOOD buy In = roadster see this for
ssi5.
Model 100 Chevrolet: needs paint but
runs fine; $500.
II you do not csre TO pay cash We
will bo clad TO arrange terms.
Meal Motors. Company
RETAIL DISTRIBUTORS NASH SIX
AMI. DORf MOTOR CARS
- West tth St Oklahoma City.
Phone Maple ssa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
OTOLHN AUTOMOBILES
STOLEN.

STOLEN.
One Ford truck. . Flax and !. Y. q.
tires. old-styls front axle .rive.sd 10
trasmission housing IN rear, new fend.
cts In front: no number on engine block
tag No. SS0ts; eiN reward. II
found notify Sheriff q. p. Johnson or
John Lagrange. Yukon, Okla; this ie q
regular Ford roadsttr with truck body.
no top.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20

AUCTION MARK T.
Sale Saturday at 4 p.
m. Mahogany, blrd's-eye
maple and walnut bed
room furniture, duofolds,
Wilton rugs $3.50; din
Ing room suit, kitchen
cabinets and everything
complete to furnish the
home. 3O7 w. California.
Walnut 1896.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
FINANCIAL
CATTLE AND STOCK

FOR SALE-SlG pure bred He'd Polled
cattle, four thrce- ycnr-old cows, Two
will be fresh soon. one with buliCpali
two months old one herd bull one year
old. certificates furnished with each
animal. they are priced to sell n,
once; " interested. act quick. J. D.
nev. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
EOR SALE

Buick six 1-paasenssr 1914 model,
N good conditloa. for SITS. 40 West
Ind 81, Richards Garage.
II you are looking for bargain In used
car, have four-cylinder. i've. pas.
ss sssnssr. n.yss r driven out ~ city; & locs, .
ton; $3.50; terms 10 reaponaibls party
Walnut &s31.J, so7x T. lth.
OVERLAND coupe. splendid condition,
In exchange for drug fixtures end
fountain or rood lots. johnson .CAanih
Motor Co. soi Broadway. Maple 1850.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
PIANOS

q: s',!; 81! ;;;;' y; :; :;; :;;
Ty,deriekSsS- k;oh nss's O. II v.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20

TWO fresh cows ono Jersey and ono
IIolstcin, Nito two calves for sale
cheap. Mnplo 2G1I-J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
Business Opportunity

a fortune ran be made In the next
few years selling an established and
nationally advertised tire. not repre-
sented at present In this city Fair
amount o. capital. some selling expe-
rience and considerable business sense
are the only requirements.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
GROCERY STOCK
Apartment

Six J.room spaftmsats; moAeepf 90
furniture; rugs first eiass; Don4t ~
,,.srs v,s,,ols all sO's' lev rsst, . hsa9s
Ed M. Ssmans 3 G.. !
Walnut sass. ~ Qsopoeo 49,
New Britain herald., 1919-03-29

service of ruthless destruction and un-
controlled for humane ends, has be-
come an intolerable danger"
New Britain herald., 1919-03-29
REVISE COLLEGE COURSE.
Dean West of Princeton Points Out
Dangers in German System.

Norton, Mass, March 29.-Dean
Andrew r. West of Princeton Uni
versity. addressing the annual meet
ing of the Classical association of
New England at Wheaton college to-
day, urged the abandonment of easy
going and loosely arranged plans of
study and the adoption as a measure
Of after-war reconstruction Of an
educational system based ION the few
studies Of most fundamental impor-
lance" He advocated q campaign of
publicity by the proposed American
Classical league.
eat the present time" he said,
there is danger that the so-called
practical studies, so valuable for i'm
mediate war purposes and SO much
more valuable at all times when in
diligently related to general educa-
tion, will be considered by many as
a, sufficient education and even as the
best educa ton. Yet, if there is any
lesson clearly taught by the war, it
Is that elaborate practical education
of Germany, freely enlisted in the
New Britain herald., 1919-03-29
DIVORCE FOR MRS. 0'GARRITY
Local Woman Relates Tale Of Cruelty
BY Her acknowledgement Her
Going to Hospital.

Frances Veronica. O'Brien O'Garrity
of this city related a tale of cruelty
inflicted by her husband, Harry H.
O'Gar1-ity, of Bristol, in the superior
court in Hartford yesterday afternoon
and at the conclusion Of the testi-
many Judge Frank D. Haines granted
her a decree and permission to re-
sumo her maiden name.
According to her testimony, she
was married to OGarrity in Jersey
City, n. J., on February Is. 1914, and
resided with him only three months.
During that time she was stricken
with illness and he objected strenu-
ously to her going to a hospital for
treatment, she said. She said he went
so far as to state he would kill any
one responsible for her entering the
hospital. Mrs. O'Garrity gave as her
husbands reason for treating her so,
that he wanted her to die SO he could
obtain insurance on her life and other
property. When she left the hospital
her husband had abandoned her and
is now residing with another woman,
she alleged. Mrs. O'Garrity also stat
ed that her husband made her re-
move her glasses before he started in
to beat her.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-29
PRIVATE WILLIAMS RACK
Member of Early Draft Increment
Wounded With the 10th.

Private Joseph Williams returned to
the states on the U. s, s. George
Washington, which locked Wednes-
day in New York, and will be dis
charged from the army to return to
his home here within few days.
Williams was member OF an early
draft increment and went TO Camp
Devens, where he was assigned to the
18TH division with which division he
went overseas, His was the first To-
cal name of the 10th to appear on
the official casualty lists, he having
been listed as slightly wounded soon
after reaching the ether side.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-29
MAY HAVE HOME GARDENS.
Chamber OF Commerce Will Support
Move If Interest is Shown

Because Of the inclem ency of the
weather there were but a few appli-
cations for garden plots at the Cham =
Der of Commerce last night, but it is
expected that the applications of to-
day will increase the number suffl-
GENTLY to make the continuance Of
the plan practicable.
The Cha mber of Commerce has an
nounced it's intention of continuing,
through it's own funds, the garden
movem ent in this city, If sufficient In =
terest is shown in the move. About
800 have already applied for plots,
and the chamber is DESTROYS of getting
500 before announcing its willingn ess
to continue the work.