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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-29
BROADWAY GROCERY
STORE ROBBED BY
A Masked BANDIT
Proprietor Struck on Head With
Pistol by Thief Who steals $40.
but overloohs More Than 500
In Cash In Safe.

A masked bandit shortly after 10
O'Clock Monday night entered the
grocery store OF William 4. noEsA
1924 south broadway, attacked tho
proprietor and robbed The store Of SEQ
which he took from h cnsh register.
Nc. Horss did not report the robbery
70 police headquarters. A N vas
circulated on tho street 10 the oescct
that a groccry store on South broad-
way had been rohDcd and police he-
gan 80 Investigate. An officer waa
sent 20 the store about 4 ocloch Tlrp-
das afternoon and learned that the
ruuot wan inie.
The rohber h said 10 have overlook
81 more than 500 which was IN a
safe near tho cash register. The safe
WIS not locked. AccordinR 10 the iu-
formation secured by the police the
robbsr knocked on n I door % j
ntore after the front door had bce1
closed. Mr. Horre thought "a vas
some teiatei customer Who wanted %
purchase grocctlsn. Before Mr. HoEEa
had ume TO open the door wide
enough for q person 60 enter the han
az drew his revolver nnd ordered
he storn proprietor 10 bet him enter.
Mr. itorra grabbed the run and q
nFht began. ~ ended 10 Mr. uoEaa
being knocked down. suffering sew
eral cuts aud ht ulata on The head and
mce He had been struck on the
head with he revolver which the rob-
her used ~ n cnun. Mr. HoFgs wan
then ordered 20 stand w the cor1er
while the bandit took the caah from
the money drawer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-29
HEAVY MEAT EATERS
HAVE SLOW KIDNEYS
Eat less meat II you feel Back
aohy or have Bladder
trouble.

500 man or woman Who eats mr1i
r.m.I.I. rlu maize H uiHluh" hN
IIurUIur thr tIiu', u.NHH uunIlN. h''H
n.II. known authority MDHt iuinf
trt acid which tNrltrH D hldu'lF 81
tntl hrUuuy utrr.wurk'l nom il'
f.iu.r. got aiurrIHu and Goal io iIlt''
fb, WASTE and puIsurs from tho blood.
tIUu vp .pi sirL NUuIlf 900 rhruWI
tom. d@il..u.ss. sly,pl,Hfu'sH uud ut.
iu.r, |disnrltrs COM, FROM HluFsl.'
LIiuDtH
lrh, moment you f,Hl 10 iuli ache 'r
fhr IIHgr,H ur ,uur back huIia ul
tnu uIIuu iH cloudy, Offensive, iuIl u'
sediment. irregular cot u1--tr' "i 49,
tpHIUI Ut . atU#IIiuu of H0tiiIn" .I'I
,auu. u.si and got shout iuur ounce
OFT III HllfH from ans ~phtrUtitN iih'
~tuuip.Ulnrll ben % glusH Of Wui''
before breakfast ana iu q few in>'
Nuum kiIucys viii act fiu" rms ih
muus sllth Be- made from tho acid 1
.tlu,4 md loWou Juice Cumhlr''
with uih,n. and hus boon used To.
r-eutfuturH tn ruHh and stimulate th'
lIHr,tr. plen Go uoutruliIu tho p'id'
iu Urine sn % mo- longer causes irri
tatiuu. Thus ending bladder weakness"
Ipu Suits Boz inexpensive aud c'rn1
tu.urp. makes 70 dllirhtful DilDiN H.'u
uthIu uHt,t drub which 'N''N"n'
rnuUII tuku NOW ana thtU tu lrtp ih
ltdu,N4 clean and active % Che bloc.
pure. thereby avoiding serious kidne.
complications.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-29
Hundreds of Trees
VIII Be Planted in
This Spring Drive

Contractors began calling at the
Chamber 81 Commerce this morninF
81 iuok uver the specifications aud re-
Uuiremsnts for the city tree planting
campaign which was atagted u few
dngH with Ia chamber ~ Cone
nierco ana forest service ns apnnsora
Chamber officials suggest that all
contractors expecting 60 look into the
matter DO 90 90 their earliest couyen-
ionue na u Will probably be necessary
fpr them 90 communicates with thelu
nurseries which will take time aud the
bids must be- IN hY February 90.
Judging from the Interest which
has already been shown by an prop
efiy wner iu the tree planting cam.
urlnu. there appears 10 De- little
doubt but that hundreds - trees viii
be- planted this spring under the atim-
uiua ~ united effort and expert d.
rrctlon. EVER tree planted d. Just
that much toward the Identification
uf the city, .lfd one ~ the officer
Of the Chamber Of Commerce this
morning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-29
ST. JOHNS CHOIR
VAUDEVILLE TO Be
STAGED TONIGHT
Those Who Witnessed the Dress
Rehearsal Last Night Are En-
thusisstie; Production to Be Put
on at the Crystal Thester.

Those who witnessed the dress r..
henfml OF the H. Johns choir vaude-
Vile, which u to ho staged tonlEht at
the Crystal thenier, claimed that Jos
eph Scotl has outdone himself ~ a
director and that this p~roduction will
uutnhine those which he has formerly
produced n -, 30 far ~ the work o. a
director goes.
The Hhon 10 composed % "a numhor
Of clever. Interesting and entertaining
numbers. several o. them being put
on entirely ~ talent u u professional
character.
Taken AZ q whole. the performance
will be unique in the stage history Of
b aouthw cat, ~ A. amateur produce
iiun Of such a atupoudouH character
has ever been undertaken la this sec
ton OF y country,
beginning with tho curtains raising
al $50. the performance viii, for tho
entire evening. carry the audience
with undated Interest. through pleas
nntly varying emotions o. d dra-
matte, the humorous. tho musical
fields ana the huriesuuc % the spec
tnCulni finish.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-29
THIN PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
Nothing Ike Plain nitro. Phosphate 70 Put on
firm, Healthy Flesh and 10 Increase
StTsngth. NiGor aud Nerve force.

iudFiur from the cauntisas preparations
and treatments which are continually hoing
advertised fof zoo purpase ~ making the
people ileshY developing arms, neck aud
bust and replacing ugly hpiluNs snd Ansles
By she soft curved lines % health and beauty.
there are evidently thousands ~ men and
ulmrn who kcenly feel their excessive thin
nrsH
rhhtnets and weakness aro usually due 10
starved nerves our bodies need mere phos
rhatf Than Ia contained in modern foods
phyHlrlaus rlalm There "a nothing that viii
s1ufly thia deficiency 40 we'll a. the organic
phosphate kruNu among druggists a. hliru
phosphate. which b. Inexpensive aud u sold
hY hness Pharmacy in Albuquerque had 30
d~ruFgIsts under r. guarantee ~ shilsfartion o.
maney hack. ~ feeding the nerves directly
and Wy supplying tho body cells with tho
necessary uhnsphorio food elemcnta. hitro-
phosphate qut,kly produces = welcome trans
i1unatiun ln thr appearance; tho Increase in
reighi freHufntiy being astonishing
This Increase iu weight also carries With IL
: general Improvement in tho health. Ner
souanras. slstplrsaucas and lack u easrfy.
which nearly always accompany excessive
ulnnrss. soon disappear. dull eyes become
bright and pale checks glow with the bloom
uf rfrfrrt hfslth
CAUTION Although hitro phosphate IL
unaurpa.tsd fur relieving nervousness. sleep,
i.sauess and general weakness. u should not.
owing 40 is remarkable flesh growing prop
critics be- used hy any uns Nho does not de-
,irs 10 put on nvah,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-29
ALBUQUERQUECUDA
ROAD FUND DRIVE
IS RESUMED TODAY
Five Teams Are c%anvassing the
City and Expect 10 Raise Re
quired Money for Cutoff by
Tomorrow Night.

Five subscription teams this morn
ing resumed ihs drive among cltt
lusmrss mou tor the raising ~ the
ftu.un0 necessary 60 build tho eight
miles 81 b Aibuuucrquc-'uha road
from Alamedn bridge o. b Hos iack
Tho team. ere %cuptuincd by D. "
Couna icurT i~iasntfd, a. y. French.
Fred Garfield AVID } T Mclaughlin.
who nIl claim that tho money can DE
raised hy tomorrow nirht
with considerable money already
tthrt rlhcI uld thp many Developments
which have occurred since the cam.
riIrn was stopped untl the holiday
bus noes wlH over. NC pfuph,H'
the captains seems well founded. D
point s being brought out that the
ffurtN Ia Co ue subscribed fur thU slu.
UIu purpose ~ huIldIns that ciEhi
rIir. uf badly needed ruHd-thr san
MIGUEL MINDS company uiiNt md
uu other plans hcluE Cor thf moment
cropped loo hat the Chamber 20 Come
mrrre can not deal Ip Huy way until u
bia tUr subscriptions fut thr Required
money Thsu ami NOT until thtn vii.
o. De- ln 10 position tu close ans Kind
81 u dcal Tor the repair of D. rest
ui tus road.
su asrlhcfa viii DO astcd o. uust
the Chamber IT Commerce eel Co what
other road HHliH thry may De- able 600
mak. con thn aff"urth of thf TACT That
Albuquerque has ruuus money tu
IuIlf up the WORT part % tho rnid.
fhr matter BEL tu ie I0uari BOO for
ths present oH purely D. question %
u DuhH. Albuquerque hirhw
Tho campaign tnuIulttDD tDnlH tnti
mIrI NHa boon accomplished already.
r# good road .titttuu BE- brewing boo
aI porto nf fNt HfHfr uu nrfuHul "i
tHt .ffftur Hf lhr Cuba road project
here rUt wHIu U.IH mHt "f. "I'
IHF rHf|I. HIH.. LOO IH.. uf t'fHfi
iEr#" ..H" uff|, dHIIt iIf tnIt 81
IuIuruIgt rhI m' Hf r"Hd Nt
is tI, Foundation .fr th. H'It .
rfft.tUou tf 70 good highway tIfHIrN
tai. .i.tI tI t~arruuri1u Hui Hu .H''
colorado
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-29

\ most interesting article dtscrib.
INK the lust act 81 The great European
tragedy and the ioNouH celebration
over the alaninf VI The armistico also
some interesting side lights on thV
wa. mud u splendid tribute TO Ia
Relic France" was published iu u
recent ISSUE Of the Christian Advocate.
The article waH wuttcn hy Orovcf
carlton EmmouS who b. well known
nmonr the older residents OF Aihu-
auoruue. having made hts homo here
Tor a number Of years he was ono
Of -four brothers. sons OF Mr. aud Mrs
J. ~ Fmmona. who recently moved
10 california. Mr.. Emmons was u
graduate Of the University Of New
Noxico ~ the class Of 1908 he took
u Theological course at Vanderbilt
university and previous 10 hia depar-
turr Tor France he WINS pastor OF The
Methodist church az Gallup NJ.
Emmurs ID now private secretary 10
Bishop W. a. Lambert, of the Meth
odist church South, who h. IN France
for the purpose Of mapping out b
program for the ConHtructse rcligiouI
work Of tho church
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-29

Flu,ri services for John q finr.
unrtou. $50 scans Old one OF th. own
tra OF The llsil canyon fnrcn. who died
80 lH home on Wet Central uNpuus
luft nirbt viii lr bold - 9 20 o'clock
Thu0sinN afternoon o. ffenrh'H par.
Tor THO Iuflul wli De- ut fuIrNrN,
fuuufnat ,.u.H1 Mr o. |rrurtnn'a
death. fItt iHIr uFn hH wife. Mar
secret llUI unatuu dsd from Hu attack
UI fHt .H|Hr dIs. Thr'r children
survive Nr Harrington bod lived in
f|I IfH fuT faH Nt fH IH IHftNfH
S.. and Nu. O. ~ Harrington. his
lfIuIm.th,i .Htd $3.50 sisters Hul
tNr,o ur,irs reside IN ih' DIis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-29

TINE when food Ia needed ln such vast
quantities " IN important 10 set START
ed early.
n1y only In such amounts a. need
ed. = there will DO no wnstngo and 20
other gardeners may have a chance
ven n thcy are a little slow in eet-
Ting into action Oct \ ffc fhfnen
Washington. which will send q COPY
10 any reader Of this paper. Two
cent stamp for postage should he en-
closed.
Deal with rsnabi. scedmen onis
and buy the highest grade Of seeds
regardless uf price. thcv viii be
cheaper In tho end. Poor. cheap seed
n a poor investment at n price.
Ordinarily the seed packet boxes kept
In many stores DO not contain az good
a grade OF acDdH a. should be used
unlrss these packets bear the name
o. firms known " he reliable.
n several neishbora or community
garden clubs viii join together and
order seed In large quantities. they
may mako r. considerable saving In
expense. The community spirit IN
ordering ia worth while.
In time Of. seed shortage. "a AZ
present. unprincipied people may try
10 dump a lot % worthless seeds on
the narkc; and this would most ukciy
be sold out In ANAL retail lots.
The amount o. seeds necessary Tor
700 feet Of row are about az follows.
Bush beans. half pint! lima beans
half pint. htpta. z ounces. cabbage,
half ounce. carrot. half ounce. caui.
flower. I packHti celery. . packet. col.
lrrda, quarter ounce. sweet corn.
quarter pint cucumber. I packet
eggplant. I packet: tnic. half ounce.
lettuce. half ounce. muakmclon. /
packet ofra. 2 ounces. onion sets.
quart, onion seed. founce. parsley.
packets pafsnips. half ounce pens
90 2 pintas radiah. . ounce. satisfy
half ounce! spinach. ! ounce. alunnh
I packet tomato. ona-ciEhth ounce
turniu hnif ounce Irish potato.
pounds. sweet potato. . pounds, 81
20 plants.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-29
EMPLOYEES
ORGANIZE STRONG
LOCAL UNION HERE
Nearly Every Branch Of Govern.
ment Service in Albuquerque
Has Taken Part in the Forma-
ton Of the New Organization.

PRACTICALLY every branch Of q. 3
government employees stationed in
Albuquerque fa represented be- the
Local Union OF the National fcdoru.
lion uf Federal Employees. The final
of Sanitation 81 which has just been
rouuioted pne exception ~ the
postal clerks. who have their own or
Tunlzstlon 4 constitution has been
adopted and forwarded Co the Nation.
ui ORGANIZATION az Washington Tor
approval
The objects Of the union as sei
forth in ihe platform are 90 promote
tine welfare Of the members OF she
federal F-uf'rnmcnt service. 20 mike
thr federal service u more useful
HEfuCf lu good government and fo
secure through combined effort %.
protection aud feturitv demanded hf
mndsrn economic conditions
The membership numbers more
than nnf. and tho officers of The
union are undertaking re- campaign t0
rNtcnd mo organization throughout
tht state.
The National. Federation D. nfuil.
Uisd % the American Federation Of
iuhor but is drhurrod hY 90 corsti.
triton from supporting 90 |rnEariuH
ln strikes against tho government
Tho osoruttr rountil OF az. iprni
uniou met this afternoon "a determine
upon IL u.uEfum of action The ul.
nr.ra Of the Albuquerque local ore "
~ chapman forest Hrisicy ur,Flinui
o. o. Rot nsur indian Irrigation
service ti'D president, Ward shop.
% %, forest rNirs. H'rrstur'; i \
barrett forrest I,ft|ts. %frtuHurpI
The f%Nrruti,s .nmmIftro in addition
20 fh. above named Officers
Yf Nsuhsn Perry. Z a indian school
o. t " IuuIrr forrest sffNtro.
Parton. b uWIrrHuuu aHftIHr
ur D. O. s,hus dt. bureau ut min
.niHs.t Hui 60 s. inu. forrest rff
..|U
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-29
ASK SOLDIERS TO
STAY IN ARMY TILL
THEY SECURE WORK
Employment OFFICES Throughout
Country Hope to Have Work for
Soldiers II Men Are Not Dis.
charged Too Fast

Tu, state headquarters OF tho fpd
,UHl tuIulol WHut service to-day fD
.uIurmHnuu from MtHulurfHt
iu. effect thHt 600 uDutr uutuipIu'
u,rf situation H d'N,lupins ir many
poets cot th' country. HHI iu ori,r Foo
prevent IrN serious conditions IfH
fn, 5000 department viii u'fWIf HuI
.'. t. Uu|Ir .r tiH ..W. nH'l fh't
.U .,Uur. employ Wrrt lu many u
fHt. l.n., UIifDs ruIiI,fs Ul, fH.,lrr II.
fuI wtft. fhU communication 90
.,.l,I tuItt utHIH H .IE. fUt I.Iir
states th, HuliI,is who utIurl Iu
flv.. ,tlts roo fhrlr ,WuluNrluu
uHrl. Ilt those who rp thor, truu
utH,r places urH NudIuE U,r. slnr
dIfurultN boz setting inhH
Tho MORALE HI,IrIuu Dol IrTiur fh'
sulII,rH lI tn boo Iu too rrDIt Ius'r
200 I.itt the army unless h' hua To- Iu
NuiuuE lur him THE communication
Irom " shin .t0r follow.
Al toutuIHuE u.IIUDfs vHl table
steps Co IrsUr, tlHt ,ttrN ,HNHt,
men tu their command understand
~IhuruUrhN that tIp Nyr urpurtWtuI
docs NOT l..'ro fl discharge amy fNl
Iitr who DHuuoI secure ylNIl employ
mont o. viii Oh, WuI, ,i,ur to ever
soldiot that whore lo would uuruHI''
Ir discharged under urlDfH for dt
mobilization. hu muN umuir ismpuf.
utN boo co., mIItHIA service ut Do
uUn written request. uuul such iim
he ,1u secure employment TN'
TACT that hv fDIueHtH tu email iu tl'
tItuN temporarily does not ir gu'
way operate tu Uumutl him 90 rUWui'
iu tho army tur a long ptrIud of Nui'
against hIs VIII Any man who wonI.
normally have been discharged 90 Dol
hld not oppressed bio desire in wit
ius 90 remain Boo tho service, ma
thereafter rc discharged froW Oh.
lr thIulH ne may secure employ WirnI
an such mon ga .rr retained tDUpUr
urIl, under tho above authority 1911
Ir attached tu the fol y]uuN,uI'n
unit end where their a'tNir,s wI BOZ
Most usrful'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-29
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS


Pay your tues to the "1-blt" !
FoIr-o Taxi Service. Phone 90
Auto springs. all makes Kcrber Co
Taxi Phone iis. Nicholson Taxi
First meeting % the business Muw-
ms club OF the Young Women'u
christian association viii be held
Thursday. Jan 30, az s.a pm sup
pes wlil ho served. AZ women Inter
rstri are asked 60 Join Those com
'%rmplHunr doing so ara asked a. ring
up tDs. This club d. o. be- composed
~ business and professional womsn
The women 81 the Presbyterian
church WIZ hold re- missionary rally
aud social tn the church pariufs
Thursday afternoon az 30 o'clock.
Al women lntereatcd ln D. work ~
the church are Invited 90 boz present
There Will Doe a regular meeting ui
the sruttiah iiite Cluh li the Masonic
temple uf n o'clock Thursday Dycninr.
Funulty &c., Au sDlttlHh Hitv MaHunH
are invited.
Mrs Edward T.. Morgan arrived
homo today from q two weeks visit
with her sister. Miss kathleen long.
Of Washington, T. g.
Judge a. o. Hickey yesterday a.
foruuln in the district court sentenced
Itmes sHudersun 20 the state reform
Itury Tor H period % three months
The sentence wtg suspended and ~
lud WIS usc Geo California hN hi
mother. NrH j z SuudsrHun Wild
uume here from Denver Yesterday
YOUNG sHudsfsuu WHf charged viii
passing WORTHLESS checks The hufr,
rud saddle be- received for the checks
we're returned to the owners
a. the annual election of officer
uf tho Albuquerque First Natuna.
bank. held several days go the fol.
low nr ofi,ors were elected = n
Reynolds president. Guy q. Rogers
yIpn president. Charles = white yig'
president nui cashier . Edward Coz
and Melton chavez assistant cash
isrr Officers for the First suNifr
Ituk a. Trust company were als'
elected They follow D. NJ Reynolds
president. g. o. White. vice president
D O. DpN. secretary treasurer and D.
o. l.tudoln. l.iaiant secretary treas
uItT.
o. o. Remu,r of LAS Cruces. b. b
the city today.
Thursday evening Il $3.50 u'clocI
members 90 81 Johns 1hoir VIII prnc
ucc ut Guild hall Al members ar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-29
ALBUQUERQUE BOY, NOW PRIVATE
SECRETARY TO BISHOP LAMBERT,
WRITES OF LIFE over THERE"

not make them less criminal. The
world has progressed sufficiently TO
racouizu that iniuuity " iniquitN, re-
aurIlass 81 tho cloak under which D.
may parade itself shall n man or
group Of men who have murdered and
MANNED nftccn 20 twenty million men.
Women and children be permitted 20
mock Justice by taking refuge behind
the veil OF Imperial responsibility
The crime has been committed. tho
most appalling crime recorded In HIS
tory, and " human and divine Justice
be anything more than an empty nr.
ton. the criminals must be and will
be punished.
q Germany must pay FOR the de-
v~aaiution she has mnntoniy wrought.
uy Whist moral code can an individ-
usi be required 10 restore stolen prop.
oriy from another ind ddual and
Germany be permitted 20 retain tht
hundreds Of dollars worth Of prop
orty nhe has stolen draominaird az
booty 2" wherein lies the Justice OF
requiring Is citizen 20 indemnify ms
ucIehhor for injuries 10 his property
and not require Germany 30 make full
r%rparntlon for the devastation she has
wrought In France. bsiriuuh ssrhfnI
Poland. itonmnnla aud upon the hisi
aCsaf
NAltlNtfN ~ itANANNs
France mean more Co. America hnd
10 tho world thar she did before tnf
war in hrr conferred some o. fhf
deepest sentiments that move ouf
heufia. Tor she holds in her bosom Z
host OF The worlds most splendid
manhood who sacrificed al for iht
mobile ideals that have moved the al.
ilod countries In the great airurflf
for world freedom. Hcr soil D. Tor
ever hniioVod ~ tho blood % these
mon who ,nmo 20 her from ryers
cline and now llo sleeping in Ia belle
France" whose uuuutuchuhlo Hptfil
OF uhefiy. equality, and fraternity has
~tnumnhed through four weary ycar'
OF war for France ne wot 4 mus
Ave % feeling Of eternal comfadc'
ship.
Paris. France
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-29
Highly" Club VIII
Have MONDAY Lunch

A Highly" club composed Of the
older hirh school boys D. being or.
ranizod by ~ a. Spruce. boys sscre-
tary ~ the v. 81. a. A. The first %
the club activities will be "a npond-y
luncheon 60 bo held at the v. N. g. A.
un Friday ~ this week at 1880
O'Clock, The speaker on this cca
sion viii BE- John y. slnima The mus
lrctions by Harold Partrh. Howell
Faw. Roswell craman aud Hugh Ora
ham ore the members ~ tho commit
tee which L. ln charge ~ ihr Arrange.
ments
These uonndny iunchcnns will be-
regular features % the club program.
and will BE- held az Tho v. n q A.
every Friday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-29
BIG FEDERAL SUM
TO Be AVAILABLE
FOR STATE ROADS
Kiwanis Club Is Given Encourag-
ing News by Forester Pooler
Private Aviation School May Be
Started Here.

10 n .r.t. ut.t, ttst Lara, .ru
OF unur, Nd o.. sy.il.tI. boz hi t,r,
me- r,t,,,, ,.r .,,t h,tIt,nr ln ~.
fi.,.eo urd, mo -p,r,I.o Of ~,
f.rs.f n,r,I,s Tins nr-raur,,r,pt
vIa m..Is Do, D. Il NJ pnoirr ir al
UaIr..a i.f.l. dino kutunr ann Ia H.
HnUUH.t fNrtH.Hu fuI.t srb. f,.
t|.Ifrf.rt W..rIuat.. r...utf. f.I0.
..uI,H fu OBJ. il.tt rfp,t. nf ir. fsr.
s.t ..tt.t. rfIfIr. ftIt f., .HW .I .u,
MILAN d.IIIfa mas D.. -..t.r...t a..
ru. NufI BOIL fIs tHUrta af Sow Nftx
TOGO H.I Arizona Iu tts ImmrII.t. ui.
t.rl and tho local fur,Hf DHfIr.HIr u.r.
asked Not IHnr It would tulr Them 10
rrf r..IN Go H.rir operations THE
local forester wHH uUI tu r,tIN that
uUil data were boo band foo pIuIrtia
which uuUII rIIlif, u..fIt OIL million
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-29

~ IN address in the was NJ an culurs
and Il number Of musical numbers
Tho following men were selected 20
act 80 "a committee % make final ar.
engagements Nsltur MUntuYa. Jesus
Eomcro. Paul o. n~cdinEton and Louis
A. Mcftnc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-29
Victory Gardeners
Are Advised to Buy
Their Seeds Early

Just nH thorc d. BE- ahorinEc Of foot
iu tlr world Ho Dol there "a Hhurtnne 81
Heff Therefore, 30 not delay fhf
purchase nl Kuuf garden HrctH Del ths
Wurulrr iu tho victory Gardeners Of
1873 from ths National War Garden
commission OF Washington lu today b
bulletin. Remember that the early
customer Gets first choice. and az o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-29
Former Albuquerque
Boy Wounded, Report

Tho casualty list issued FOR publ.
cation today contains the name % a
former Albuquerque boy, Camden
Mutz who was wounded slightly The
Toy o. the Hou of Robert Nets who
moved from Albuquerque 10 Barton,
New Mexico. on March y. tei4.
Another New Ncxlro boy who was
wounded slightly according 10 the an
uuunrrment received TODAY. a. Juan
g. Madrid. uf Park Wow. -. ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-29

Goats, Suits and Furs at 80 10
percent reduction. This sale in.
oludes our entire stock Of the best
merchandise and the newest styles.
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-29
iMortuary


Iru,si o. camps a. vents OF nro
disi this morning nt hiH apartments
iu ths rItt Ne lived BOO A']lulueulus
sR months coming hrrr frnH Nur.
fulf NH fis n survived t1 hIs widow
and uUt sf.T Fred tfuilott Will
have ruHrrt Of trr munfsl which ~ 10
nf announced UtrI