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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-26

FOR SALE at a sacrifice. an entire
block with two houses, in northwest
part of city. Spacious grounds, an
elegant brick venear house with ten
large rooms, three sleeping porches
two bath and dressing rooms, large
closets, cold storage, basement, etc
Modern except heat. A four room
cottage also: fruit. berries, garden
shade, shrubbery, etc. Must sell on
account of i'll health in family and
business interests elsewhere. Price
$12,500.00. Phone 1851. c. H. Pack
enham, 1917 \. gath.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-26

STEMS BARGAINS.
All furnace heat and built-in furniture.
$3,400 8 rooms on Thatcher street.
$500 6 rooms on n. 18th street.
$4,000 5 rooms on Pueblo street.
$500 rooms, close, on Bannock st.
$3.50 rooms, close. on Banock St.
Lot alone worth this price.
5000 rooms and conservatory: a
beauty worth more money.
$1,000 rooms, stone building, on
Fort.
$500 rooms, on Franklin. Lot
worth this price.
$4,000 Z rooms; stone building;
close in.
$4,000 rooms, Stucco Bldg. on JEFF
erSon.
$4,000 10 rooms, two complete baths.
Natural hot water heat.
finest shade in Boise.
100 North 10th Street. Phone SO
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-26

FOR SALE-F1ve-acrs tract on paved
road mile west of Cole school;
cleared. but un,mproved; price $lS0O.
INQUIRE at s731 Washington St AFTER
I n m
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-26
]. l.. McELROY,
Middleton. Idaho
DENMAN & JONES. ia N. TENTH ST.,
Phone 1896.

DENMAN & JONES. ia N. Tenth ST.,
Phone 1896
1880 Will buy IL until Oct. 1, and
immediate possession What is
IT? A. 8-room house near st.
Margaret school, with heavy
furniture. free. biggest house
bargain on market, don't walt.
Some one will grab this soon.
1909 Buys snug 4room new bunga-
bungalow, 60-foot, lot and
barn. $500 cash and $40 per
month, near car line. West
$4,000 Buy. 50 acres in Boi.. valley
good water right. Fine, high
class improvements. very pro-
ductive land. on car line.
$4,000 Buys improved so in valley.
we'll worth considering.
X. U. A. Stranger? Won't you drop
In? We won't tear your clothes.
but will help you II we can.
No one can show you a larrer
listing than you see in our Of :
flee and here are three cars At
your disposal. Let us show
lou.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-26
FOR SALE
Real Estate

FOR SALE-My residence at 1917 n,
Sth St.. 6 rooms, furnace, fireplace,
laundry tubs, garage. Price reason
able. J. P. CARRIER.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-26

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A HOME7
8 rooms, on Washington. No.. 81, 800
except heat 400
rooms. on North 18th, modern
except heat .................. 27oo
rooms, modern with furnace. 5000
5 rooms, modern except furnace,
North 14th .................. $500
8 rooms, modern, hardwood floors 1900
rooms, modern except neat
hardwood floors .............. 1900
rooms, dandy little bungalow. 200
Z rooms, not modern .......... 1900
Call and see us, SIS Empire Bldg.
GEM REALTY COMPANY.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-26

I. I. I. !. + i I. 1. + + I. + + + I. +
+ THEY ARE WORTH THE
+ MONEY.
+ so acres 2 miles from Mid
+ dleton and n mile from In
+ terurban station: As acres al
+ falfa; acres tame pasture,
+ balance building lots, garden
and grain land; Groom house,
new barn 35x44, with is feet
+ caves; 1O0-ton cement silo;
+ implement shed 14x40 and a
+ fully paid-up water right;
+ one of the best on the river.
+ Priced at s16,500.
; SIS acres 1 II miles from Cald-
well postoffice; all seeded to
+ alfalfa, with fair stand on
+ most of it; good waterd right.
The whole place Is fenced and
: lies we'll for irrigation, but =
+ there are no buildings. 1t is =
= offered this week for $3.50 per
= acre: terms attractive.
+ 40 acres, one OF the prettiest
+ places along the carline be-
I tween Caldwell and Deer Flat:
+ all in cultivation, largely al
+ falfa: buildings neat and tasty;
S1O.500.
: TAKE A LOOK AT THIS
+ ONE-S0 acres 3. mile from
7 car line; all fenced and cross
; fenced with woven wire; g.
+ room house with front and
: back screened porches; good
+ we'll with water piped into the
T house and with 1000 gallon
: reservoir; stable for 6 horses
+ and for IL cows; potato cellar
? for $500 sacks.
: IS acres of this place has pro-
= duced $4,000 worth of pota-
+ toes this year.
= We are offering the farm for
. $l8,50o.
2 HANNA & MADDEN
= Caldwell.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-26

I. = + + + = = + = + + r + I! + I
= FOR SALE-140-acre alfalfa =
+ ranch in Grandview Valley on :
= Snake river In Ada county. Idaho.
= One-half in crop, most of balance
= ready to seed; the land lies well.
= no rock abundant and dependa-
= BILE water supply under completed
= irrigation works: owner has no :
= time to attend to ranching there
= fore offers q snap. Price $4,000
= per acre; reasonable terms; pur-
+ chaser assumes irrigation district
= assessments for water right. T. l..
= Ragsdale, 1910 Idaho Street Boise.
= Phone 1637R-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-26
y SKIN DISEASES.

SKIN DISEASES.
TREATMENT of scalp diseases. Mrs.
r. b. Merrill, graduate Of Cobb sys-
tenn; visiting practice by appoint
ment Rooms 4o3-404 Pinney Bldg.
UhnrA 27zA
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-26
FOR SALE
Miscellaneous
FOR SALE
Real Estate

GOOD large lot, extra length, with
two nice neat 4-room houses, to sell
for $1,000; will consider a good Ford
car and some cash. Also sell extra
good mich COW with the place cheap
Schooler Startling Agency. 322-324-
826 Overland bldg Phone 377-W
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-26

WANTED-To sell sewing machine,
rotary shuttle, in good condition
Phone 1222W.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-26
PERSONAL

LONELY WIDOW, age 80, worth $40
900, wishes to hear from honorable
gentleman under so. Object matri-
mony. Write Mrs. Hill, IA E. 9Th,
Jacksonville, Fla.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-26
WANTED
Miscellaneous

Misunderstanding you have in Sec
ond hand goods. Warrington and
Williams. Phone 562.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-26

FOR SALE-6-room bungalow: terms,
Income property residences $1,000;
net monthly income SITS; small house.
$3.50; termA. laos N. 18TH
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-26

FOR SALE-Two lots on the south
side, ON car line. Inquire SO State
street
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-26

so acres on sanded road, miles OF
town, small set of buildings, some al
falfa. Price $500. so acres adjon
ing above sold this week for $13.50o.
and this 80 Is just as good This
is the biggest buy in the valley now.
80 acres, 6 miles of Boise, IS acres In
alfalfa, fair buildings. $4,000 on
terms. See me If you want good
ranch on terms that you can pay for
same.
OVERLAND REAL ESTATE CO.
365 Soma Bldg.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-26

Female

WANTED-Girls to work at Dance
land. Phone 2013W.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-26

STRICTLY modern brick house Of five
rooms, ideal sleeping porch, recep
ton hail. furnace, fire place. laun-
dry tubs, brick garage. close in loca
ton. Owner leaving city. Price
$4,000.
Strictly modern Groom bungalow.
nicely located. $3.50.
Money to loan on improved city prop
erty, repayabls in monthly install
ments.
McREYNOLDS & wHITSON,
No. 529 Idaho bldg.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-26

CASH for light car; must be bargain
S07 Grove st.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-26
FOR GALE
Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Well-equip vulcaniz-
ing plant in Boise doing good buss-
ness. owners compelled to sell on
account other pressing business mat
tiers. Capital Vulcanizing Tire Co..
1414 Main ST.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
PASSING THE BUCK

11pe MOST kecnty interesting sport In IN field Of American politics Il the
: an known ~ 'rnnuE M huckH our politicians OF all paruas have
becouq experts 81 the spme- They play ~ with u aMi and rncNc that IS
. nsn2sbnE interest. J e me Rnc that has teen most rhsed In Wash
well played thcn. and Its mastery las LOST nothing a. generation has succeed
g neru and administration 9nccecdcd administration. .fn
tt the m seems TO have Come wfen she people are likely to hcconc
impatient with ne great spou of rNlueA, for a h q Tine " ersn IA what
- more serious. "a = n time o crisis that nrght very reasonably ave been
nvrrtcdh had mi cNfet buck passerst heel more Interested In the performance
o Irrational duty and les in The playing OF pothca pautsn and personal
went abroad 70 take care b. The woldfn person. Ire ru domestic problems
ofue Hratt4t character. some or which his own policies had created "a D.
solved BY sccfctpics BE- hr cabinet WHO vefcn lot up to the tob. and by hu
rYnsh that vee not W % the eefetnres Month after month secretaries made
came on wings OF the wind
Congress M conSelcd n extraordinary session. Gs whole attention vas
ureced ~ the lrcAdcnt toward consideration Of the League OF Nations
Stated upon an active volcano OF Industrial insecurity and social unrest the
coninG
finally one. br<ht August morning The crisis AWAITED down onto Wash
tnFton Ind o sheer lorce u ne attack forced both the President his rccrc-
urns and ~ Gongruns 10 pay attention 10 q horse on nrc. The crisis came
In thc form " z0o0ooo orE8uzod workers wo proposed to overturn M form
81 Eosenment bringing with them, incidentally. news OF a crisis in the wage
DID CONGRESS an. the President set together. shoulder 70 shoulder. to
Not o. your life The President announced that he was giving living
soss deep M toash'fni considsauonr and gently passe5 over TO congress
u Owe 10 a special commission, created by q special act OF congress- Thus he
would bae shifted from hiss shoulders problems new mi old. these latter in
suqng probaems len orphaned BY Papa McAdoo o railroad dmnktrauo
amc who up me morning to find administering a nations rail-
talents Incidentally me wonders n Mr McAdoo didn't d. "A grand little jb
q beck passing when he quit iua when he Hdg)
tongTeS has M promptly passed tbs buck back to the President. by ad-
Nlan1 MIN t@t "a doesn't need m congressional help; 5bat he mas al the
owe in the known world, ant son from or high and that he can take his
railroad wage problem, and accompanied by hs director general ~ railroads
can go TO the tnterHtate commerce commission. or wherever he phnsoSw with T.
Great RS a wonderful game wonderfully played. But where does it
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
a HOMELY MATTER

II SilkEits us somewhat {. turn from discussion Of great problems about
: which we have but limited knowledge and aH to Whose solution w are but
din In theory 10 matters Of homey Interest about which We have definite
decisive knowledge ad Ntows
The particular matter In mind Is weeds.
- ~ not our purpose 10 enter hec upon % HIcnuncd discussion of what
conantnte a weed and when a plant rs "a weed ~ when u iH not a weed
although We know how to do those things when necessary.
omr purpose - 20 nufe aud accilim the order o. The city sanitary fn-
sspse.or MI Earl bowdsh Who Under AUTHORITY Of hw has made formal
weeds from their PROPERTY within % reasonable time viii be pnched hated
before Judge Mcclellan and fined
e., furthermoe the inspectors formal notice states that II property owners
il Ito "a said weeds tha Cy viii hire labor und cut them. nd anass thu
cost ~ q hca nghnst the property.
II the ay should engags % such industry we would doubtless soon have
a "eed cutters union and ne cost 81 weed cutting nay we'll be expected 10
run around a dollar an hour Or i2h cents per weed viii Time and "a half
for overtime and Russian thstes Therefore having the cost g weed cut
tina against o property b. n % joke. N.
We anticipate bat rouert owner on Central ayenue between Sixth
nnd Eighth streets VIII be monE the first 10 feel no heavy hand Of the Law
fhfy are, Of course not alone Ia their pofscshon Of nmo weed crops. but like
som forms OF property ulelr, Is where 81 cannot help being seen .r
HeuotHb, the city snnnAg Inspector IA doing. bis simple duty in re.
qnirnF M cutting ~ the cNH greatest weed crop We ought to be ashamed
Of our individual and collective selves for having waited for an official order
20 perform q simple civic duty which personal pride would seem 10 have
deuanded- #nf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

lr violin o. thc v%lrtuoao. but tho or
chcstra. Wagner said that the best
mint about "a violin vas forty OF
them. No solo singer can reach nat
grandeur Of effect than an orchestra
can attain. We do not read OF solos
in heaven. hut chOruscs, like "thc
sound of many waters
Morality "a not Individual, u IL 500
cihi The loftiest rule of ethics is he
Golden ltulc ~ Jesus. ar Kant Cate
Eorioli Imperative. Roth would ORR
cntatr tho single sou by looking 70
others.
Religion i3 unwhulesomc until 10 b.
humaulzcd. Conscience is septic uu-
30 IL Includes my ncighbur. Ionyic-
TONS are dangerous until they are
capable uf generalization Ethics o.
septic until 10 b. universal
This lH my humanity, any Kind. my
people. my larger, rurr. ana inullou-
able self { cannot live uy NE uu-
loss { live their llNrH. 1 cannot save
my apuld us a. brand fnm she burn
Ing 4 must pat out the fire.
Lot mo Gel this Lei me sharpen
nay human ugrve' Thus losing my
self I shall save b.
So I shall Join this choir Invisible,
Whose music b. thc gludness ~ Inc
world.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
BE K
BY II. ARLINGTON BRUCE
Author OF The Riddle Of Personality" Psychology aud
pu-onthoOd," Etc.
Copyright. 1919. by tho Associated NowBpapers)

RiGOTRY AND intolerance. u cam
not be too strongly emphasized,
are sure signs Of o. narrow. mai
developed mind. They ARE evidence
not merely Of I'm exaggerated ego but
OF a sadly limited understanding or
human nature.
Tho intolerant man unconsciously
proclaims himself "a thorough dis-bt-
licyer Ia the devclopmcutal effects 20
hcredity and environment To tho@'
whom In his Intolerance lac condemns
he says IN effect:
IA Is Urini,nuliy stupid In you not
a. see things aa I do ana hold the
opinions I hoid. You have no EXCUSE
Tor the wrongness OF your thinking.
absolutely mons.
You pretend hat tho circumHtau-
cus OF your birth aud training account
for the differences between uF.
You have the uuducity to tell me
that 10 i had been born OF yuur au-
ceatry, " ! had had the Same play
mates, friends. teachers. ana general
uphringing AS you, ms beliefs would
be what yours now are.
stuff aud nonsense Al that has
nothing To do with the way you think.
|! is your pervorHity that is to 1lam..
You have always had the same
power a. I to think out und 20 form
sound Judgments. I know hat my
views are right. Therefore yours
must DE wrong. and you deserve 60
suffer until sou acknowledge your
error.
Don't try TO wrigFic out with the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

THE beauty Of lfc Il Harmony.
We have more TO do than to live
cur own NE, The best part Of Ne
is what we get and give with othcfs
LIES overtones come from other
people. and the oyertones are the
sweetest.
J am 70 intimately bound up With
others taat were ! TO DE suddenly left
solitary. with no human being 10
reach. I should be as stripped
naked In the wind. Solitary connne-
mont - tho most dreaded torture In
prisons.
when I cat my breakfast ! am part
ner TO a thousand hnnds. ilcwcrs OF
trees. hauiers Of lumber. planning mill
operators and jOinerS collahoratc "a
make my table. Weuvc.s. spluncrs,
and merchants made the napery. Cuai
diErers, iron miners. railway men,
steel mill operative, factory employ
ees. clerks, ana delivery boys brought
10 me nv knife and fork. From lHh-
Crers In far brazil or Jnva cnmo nay
coffee. DairyhtCn furnished my milk
and cream and butter Lahorors in
wheat nclds grist mills and bake
shops supplied my bread.
Every meal ! eat is holy cummun-
ion, whore I break the bread and take
the cup with Humanity.
The highest music Is not he sing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

plea OF differences iu hcrcditN and
c~utlrOuutnt ncrcdity ana environ
meut are words. nothing but words,
tnd meaningless ones at that
Eut every sensible person knows
that hcrcifiy und environment moan
90 great deal Every scubblc person
knows that they have To ~ taken INTO
account Doc hppuiaing a mans Views
OF hfr und mis- behavior in general.
WherHfo fore those guilty OF intolor-
Hnrc are NOT sensible persons They
ARE 90 put 30 hluutly. fools. And they
are extremely dangerous fools.
n We could only be rid Of them
half the suffering In the world wound
o. tNert"d Ht ono stroke. Energy
now wasted no b~igotry-born porsecu-
tionH ana conflicts would De saved Tor
really creative activities.
Social solidarity would no achieved
10 a dcsrca M present found nowhere
I%appiuca would grow opac". The
world would come closer to being an
earthly paradise than men have
dreamed possible.
Nor ia elimination Of Intolerance an
Idle hope. o. 'an bc attained. and
wan be attained. as mon more gen-
orally learn thr0ugl, NOR" efficient
educational methods In the home and
leo tho school 10 be guided by reason
rather thsu passion To look at things
from moro than one angle, audNahoyo
ull 60 make allowance Tor he inii-
vilual traits and tendencies OF thcir
fellow men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
A Long Vacation
BY Mckee.


HhH H-NH 49,
I'm English nankt describing the
condition ~ the busIgrss world ia
his country. s1yu that there b. "a sort
% holiday feeling in The ats. AftcT
i've ycarH Of war. men feel mat Win
the coming OF peace they are entitled
TO "a GOOD hit OF rest amt recreation
before going back to work.
Many thousands OF furmer soldiers
are drawing relief pay While Qua OF
work They are able 10 draw this
pay until work of the kind Tor which
they are registered ~ offered them.
d they refuse 90 accept a.. A soldier
has only to register Tor some job ike
that uf shovcilinr SNOW to escape
work during The summer. and hy reg
lHtHr.nE as IL skilled workman 20 pick
thc blossoms on century p.tnih, he
might sccm safely pcnsioncd foe ne,
although able bodied ard thoroughly
no for hard work.
In belgium conditions are even
worse than boz England Men have
nrCa Kept from their Ordinary Nuca-
tons $40 long that tho Industrious aud
urIiiy population o. Belgium han be-
comc lIZ, aud Indulcua satisfied To
receive out-uf-warb relief and with
little desire tu undertake thc rebuild
ms uf the ludustrits uf thulr country.
IN ul countries participating in tho
war a feeling has arisen d % the
government can go on indefinitely
borrowing money 70 pay pensions ana
ulat borrowed money must Ice repaid,
am that the people Of % country Ura
the government that must wurk and
earn The moutN with which 60 pay the
dchts Of their country.
A. surh o. time thorc is need Of
Tho fitlctast economy, and instead u
iH De- time ~ waste and UN~truVtrtucn.
There Ia such a demand Tor diamonds
that prices lave risen cnormnusly.
and this ir merely one ~ mun In
dications Of the way people are get
ung rid ui their money needless OF
the future.
Tales come 10 nH of returning trans
ports from which he preservcrH ana
crockCry have been thrown over
board us passengers just FOR fun. with
the comment. ~ belongs ga the gov
crni9rnt $50 u does not NATTER
TINS is ON u pan with tho logic Of
the rruccrH wife who said To her
nrighburs "Tlkc an the ruiaius you
want They don't cost anything. be-
cause they come out OF nay husbands
store"
a yer. small part Of the population
ot IL cOuulrF may make e lIting by
gambling aud speculation. but the
only way for tho average family Ca
attain prosperity .s by work ana
thrift.
Al efforts 10 shorten hour Of Ia
bur "a less .n.u U reasonable days
work, or 60 dcrrcurc tho product OF
labor in other ways. are AGAINST the
interests OF lahorCrH ADD OF TN cuuh-
ny. u half the energy that o. now
engaged In stirring mp discomfort ana
class hatred were directed to prumot-
iur iudu1tr, and thrift. wc could very
soon achieve 70 degree OF prosperity
that would 1stoni-h The world.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
STRAIN rYrIsTs NnE UNDTn.

tihc Vancouver, II, e. PrnNlnccl
While IN q certain government Of
fec recently. Sir Eyan Jones. tho
British transport chairman. overheard
the following dialogue between two
fair typewriter tappcrs.
Isn't a terrible the way we have
to work these days.
"Eathcri why ! typed so mnny lott
tors yesterday that laFt uighi J nm
lshcd my prayers with Yours truly ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
NM ENTnNNInNNT TmINns.

dealer. slys b took him hNc years to
sell the FIRST pair Of Shoes 10 "a FIl-
pinn. hut nov hc says all the Fiji
Pine girls are buying high-hcolrd. ~
button stcppcrs. Flttpuuo poppuH
probably wonder n civilization has
don't 10 FOR or To- them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

TNN HNUNO vii moi TUIT IN T0WIUW
members Of the Legislative bird
house Of the occasion Whom Nctinr
Goyoruur pnukcv had the minister 10
dinner. Feeling HAT grace wts
ncrrsaary 90 the occasion, Governor
Pankcy rud % ln his usual happy
muuhor. concluding.
Il am, oh Lord. yours truly"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

An uf~tcr-thc-Wur reconstructed
slew ard on board ship addressed an
editor thusly
you don't mean 10 tell mt you
rejected that rattling good cereal /
admitted Tor dircstiong ANY good
rcasou?'
1T wasn't for lack Of space" auid
I'M" editor. with Il Eroan, = assure
,ou. , simply found 10 uuHui'cd to
ms present needs"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

crcases In the price Of ciothinf
winter. Mems suits. Il IS pfrc,
may cost ms much az 800
York Herald.
London. July 29.-Thc whole
will no naked M soon as IL in prt
educated By the Kosmanitca. a
iuua cult founded by -. u. New
OF Rochester, n. ", tho n
branch o. the society asserts.
maniica believe In the complete
nation OF clothes, and even
church naked New York And
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

DURING tho recent street car
strike tho Bell Telephone company
houghi 300 nlghties for tcraphs Of
the switch board who had 10 sleep
downtown It's lucky the phone lines
have been returned. That iicm would
have been hard to get into OF out Of
a government budget.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

DANCING" says O. French expert,
will repop late France % hasn't
worked that way ia America. II Inns
populated Now York and blamed near
dcpopuiatod White pains and an the
other tow ua among the farms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
rMnIN1NIAs aAnnI.

Courrcssman Solomon Sanmaeu
Please take the taX on my Jui
nut Hundnc;
I'll greet you then az our ma
HERO
tut do Il before q gcts ton
zer1i. New York Glt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
roINrEp

Even a plate Of hash loOkH good
when you are hungry.
Nnny o. young man looks upon a
dollar saved "a q Gc0d time lost.
More people want 90 pc married
Than want 10 stay married.
No mans lifr D. ono rfafi. sweet
nnnf ID 30 iT married a. q woman
uhe ont lllnl4 she can slns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

ALTHOUGH. on second thought,
and having seen some recent bills.
saoH toes not buy a great many
nirhtica just now.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

THERE WOULD BE . lack OF
American chivaify In trying to treat
SIS Lady Nicotine the same way NC
did John Barloycorn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

FORT WORTH announces that a.
local cotton firm has sold aud shipped
1900 bales OF cotton 90 Germany
with al .ts upuld gold Fort Worth
can afford to take long shots.