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Other Anniversary Bargains in Brief

Chiffon laffeta, $l.59 Yard, Regularly
$225. Stree, floor. Yves, Building,
Annual Sale of Dress Shields.
Street door Central Building.
Women's Spring Suits of Serge, Six New
Models, SI4.7o. Second noor Central Building.
Small Children's Bloomer Dresses, $1.9S,
Regularly $2.49 to $2.98 grades.
Babywear Store. Second floor. Building.
Misses Tailored Suits, $29.9
Second noor. Central Building.
Women's Luxurious Fur Wraps Greatly
Reduceu Second floor Central Building
10-fece Dining Room Suites Unusual
aI S%|o'VV' Fourth floor. East Building.
Sanford Beauvais Administer Rugs 27x54
inches $3.50. Regularly ,,: $6 rs b.. n.,,.
AK Gold and Platinum Jewelry at 400
to 600 Below Normal Prices.
Street floor. Central building.
New Breakfast Coats of Radiant Satin,
Sli.o'' Negllsee Balcony. Central ling
Printed Voiles 24c. Yard
Subway floor West building
Gas and Electric Domes, S7.49 and IS. Us.
Regularly $10.49 and $11.98.
Organdy and Lawn kobes, SS.S9 and
$1,000. s,.., roor c.n,,,, pnO,,n.
Self-Filler Fountain Pens, SOC. kegu-
larry $1.19. Stree. door. E,,. building
Mems Muslin Nightshirts at CSC. Keeu-
larry $l.25. Street noor. E.s, Building
White CASTLE Soap, bars lSc., from 25c.
Street floor, Livingston street East Building
Pretty Curtains, CSC. to $2.49 Fair, IRON
Excellent Corsets at go Ps s;r' or ~ 90
grades. Second ,oo, r,., nnua,.r
High Neck NightgoWns, sI.76, for $Ys.94
W %-'0f eiauea' Second noor East Building
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Ex-soidiers Enter L. 5. Navy.

Navy enlistments are now reported
coming In at the rate of 100 day, the
applicants mostly being army men re-
cent? ydischarged. A large number of
applicants will enter the navy radio
sohO1k
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the woed sed W us. we are en,oyins
your meme, W. oTiaIe youI oonauon'
we're ana h.yo I 49, mea SPENT because We
nesd ~ tohas oesr anu whI DC IN srea'
turn honos ~ WINE wai.ns Ior our re-
money ~. our pockets are IIee o,
with h,s 81. San, nasnt peen around
vooA .or some time.
csrI S,e,n avn oma wr0.e 10 MIS-
aotts 80 9ahueiy 81 company a.
iii, =, a,e mas receiVen your kno
g.. aie.les. We are waning or
90. MoVe woe."aro, ana meanWnie
49, Seys many qulet SMOKE lne :
~ .oHs enu ths sun lopscco suho
~ ,ra,,S.ns.,, ouL .nen "'snes nave oeen
~ "'nueiiui ASSISTANCE 10 tne poye
Msux. MANI rn.rL.
Sergeant w. J. Morris of Company NJ,
Fifty-ninth Infantry, has this to say in
his card, Just received by a donor: Just
few lines to give you many, many
sure enjoyed them and II I could only
be back there where / could see YOU and
thank you in person. YOU would than
know all the good you have done"
On January II the following soldiers
signed a card thanking ''yarious Mem
bers of the New York Stock Exchange" :
Sergeant q. q. whitney. CORPORAL c. II.
Noblit. CORPORAL O. w. Peters and Pri-
Yates T. p. McHugh and w. w. Worthy.
Carl IA. Todd Of Headouarterr Com.
pany. 10th Field Artillery. writes 10
fund donor DR.. J. j. Edmonston. and
ass, you nve IN cr ,n ~
know that l live In Ladoga, In the same
county. But II is not because l think l
Know or you that l am writing TO thank
THE SUN Tobacco Fund If you could
see the boys go after the cigarettes you
would understand better the good that
you have done. Whether know you or
not hope we can become friends"
Musician A. L. Fftzharris OF Fifth
Band. Transportation Corps, Nineteenth
Grand Division, addresses Henry p. Ca
sey fund donor) as follows: Tobacco
received 0. X. and all the boys join In
nearly thanks Tor almost three cases or
cigarettes. i am a Brooklyn boy born.
but 1 live now at 40 Court House place.
Jersey City. N. ]. / used to be with the
Pittsburg Post, and will look up THE
SUN to thank the fund for what 1t has
done when I get back"
Tina I. Sego. "a Girl from America"
writes to donor John Curley from Base
Hospital 200 at Orleans: Your most
thoughtful remembrance received and
distributed to the boys OF our dear old
u. S. A Some of us will remain for all
time and some OF US will go home. Those
of us who stay assure you that our lit
tie exc will be well nailed"
More Grateful Appreciation'
a. ,, On Ait. -s - ro.,.s
Us, HaAu 1 ~ t ..1,,,. a.. ~, ci p
a. Us 10 ~ DIT ~
eoke .eeepl y, one .a' ", O -, en,
VAN, van. $780, Tst. hha,S - 81
"aef am ~ y. 80
I SU Meh S 60 . y,.. So.
49,. ''''' u
49,, ,. ,y. rr,r
Ts'9s NJ. oo' Ss vmfu a"v a,,,
eno go =. I'ors ut rtr an s"' ~ -. IT, rUw
.yy s,,,,,,aaas
oa ,',~s 10
VIZ. app. a., 80 e.
oL .ooaso Neu w .no au
ouy lew uSSs 80, 10 i W opeAs =.
noh'ns ~ e Is. "a
wac s p "a w
" ahoe Iioin GIG s 80 v.a
appear two names familiar TO smoke tund
r,onthiv contrihutor Tor a year. ana n.
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Nptico is hereby gwen that by Nir-
'ur eft tho uuwyTs vested in the under
signed ht o. certain Uhattol mortgage
dated the "arl luN uf December. 1918.
and ul,d Boo tho office NJ the county
clerk cot n|uruulIllu county, Ncw MeN
iro ON the eftb duv of December.
1"fN. from VIM O.. StulrN a Go Co
First National BANK Of Albuquerque.
fhH Undersigned Viii on the 10th laY
of April 1913 az the hour OF 90
O'Clock Iu tht forenoon, GEO the A.
NHrIio Farms. about two miles north
cot Dld Albuquerque s. NJ. offer ion
sale and sell ut public auction. 90 tho
htrnesi uul hpsf bidder for cash. the
following goods aul chattcla. to-Wit
frHrIIuE eve Hui wcthpr lambs
mur, uf boss gee breeding ewes. alao
. hurros. Said sale los made tn Hatisf,
The sum uI uluttU,u thousand tive
hundred eight dollars and seventeen
rOutH with Interest ON seventeen thou
pyr rent pur HuuuW from the 2art
dHN of nupomhcr 1NiN, ana interest
on three hundred dollars thereof q.
the rate oi 90 per cent per anuuU
from the .bth duN uf January. 1919
sand dollurs thrr,#f Ht tho rate of u
and Interest ou St.gNNt7 thereof 4
the u,e of no por cent per unuun
frum tle roth duk uf March. 1910
and 90 ptr cent additional ou thl
amount of principal and intcrcr' la ut
tututN's fees.
FIRST NATIONAL HANK
UF AIM OlEftQi T..
IN D. NJ HANNnlpS,
. a
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CHRISTIAN RELIEF
FUNDS RAISED FOR
OVERSEAS CHURCHES
$4,000 o Has Been Raised TO Re.
build French and Belgian
Churches and to Assis, Stricken
Pastors and Congregations.

Funds sent abroad hy tho futcr.
thuuh Commute, iur Christian Ls
iDf BOO ir uf, and belgium IHT urgent
repairs tu French iud UsiEiun Trufra.
tiut churches tn tNt fnfWsr invaded
districts and f1f other assistance tU
STRICKEN PASTORS tuI congregations
have reached 90 tutul uf $40. 900 De-
wia announced to-day D., tbc ,tmHaiEu
committee Hf IfH N"tilGuffftfH aN1
Fourth avenue Sow Narl DItt
The committee ssumuf,s tnHi e..
100000 s needed tn restore These
'nuu heH and holm their ruuHnsEH.
tons 20 r~rrHiauiirh, fhUWHrINHH q
it rrruNv encouraged Pos uHH receipts
Of Hn large t SUM iu idNH.", of tIH
general campaign iuf funds which Do
contemplate ,-uusIi,rIuE iNIH 90 siHu
81 drcp interest iu tHu movement
h,u
Ten per cent uf fuc fund has boon
devoted to tho TEMPORARY r|srursirIr.
tiun or some of o., rIur,hs. fu which
tho dnmuEr has been greatest tui
ten prr cent tn social service and eel
uCauunHl work.
4 short time $50 H riff OF iuu frTurs
ans sent tn each uI tNr 600 lrnfssfHUt
pastors bon France lIu Uo'TgW. Wlus
"f whom Hru eifhrr almost drHfItHf,
81 W receipt uf uuiH -ItufH UuI ur
certain salaries sUms uf them hft,
been parflt disabled ht vuuuis from
tho effects off vhirh tr,. sr. 1000 suf.
fpiiur
Many moss,rta u. ..liIfII, FROM
therH passions NtN, Ur,U #put fu fI.
committee iNtrufH Iruu u,m FOLLOW
'n',li"ll' fnr Nw'..IHH In, %
wonderful people Their practical
marnar of mutur OF m,I r1.rru
colleague. IH "srF touching auI H
tfu IMAGINE with nI#T HU. u.I .f#..
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enthusiastic statement 81 Dr wylder,
who told ~ The possibility ~ Htcur.
inr the construction uf 10 Histy mile
tnad through the mountains and back
20 Albuquerque The forest service
hts f1s.0uu to help no. construct this
road which Will open up 4 part uf
this wonderful country but the forest
service BE- not going fu force this up
uu us hr added We must ru after
b. and ourselves assist iu the road
construction
n pa,- Ia Nd,crti-' Nihupacrpuc.
tlua'r regular program with u rhori
dis, our.r un tne gain to this ciiy hS
advertisement We can't advertise
5000 much. stated Mr Hu-snwsid.
AttrrflaIuF Ia ~rrrHfIur Doe demand
flr moro AfhuuurrGue and tfic de.
mlrd Will frd the supply torthcom.
Iur
The War Sttlur stlmp problem
wac then Thoroughly explained fu Oh,
cham Hef guests NI Nr o who
showed thtf 10 Is rtI necessary tH
huE ar. asr fhe stamps
Aside from ihe speaking program
10 nust entertaining program 90 music
Huh singing Vas furnished hy iiut.
tonne sNltgrr and William Mcdonald
and NN fhp FILLS orchestra
The uoss Forward Albuquerque
dinner uf tns chamber viii ",rui
some time early in MtN A. thr tim,
two especially important subjects viii
poo given H thorough discussion and
fNt results ~ fht urufrrts uuN under
ktN viii Dee reported
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High School to Have
Junior r. o. T. c. Unit

TH, Hlsu school n.# applied luf .U,
organization uI r luuIur % 80 o. O.
uIf lud wlil, thrIr application HuH
mot vet rrcri, rl definite acceptance.
10 appears from ,uur dependence with
tUr nIr department tHlH % VIII short
o. The Wur department I# apparently
uURluIs Co have IuuiHT units organ
IftI 200 schools uf thIr sll. H 10 stuuI
IuU throughout fIr luuUt.I Then,
ur. over .wu hIuIr,I BOYS enrolled u
the Albuquerque hiFh school Who's.
uep uud physical condition would
u,udrf them ,liEihlr tp tho rrs"rt.
o|ifirD.s triIuIul ,uruH uuH mo tfI|u.
iua would hy Invaluable Is regards
Tlt.I.il 4ul mental discipline
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THE MARKETS


Sow Work. Npfl a Dealings rome
tuurd to rrrtrr i. sprDitities to thU
further NEGLECT uf rHtis and other rep
ru~stutHtites OF stocks. during tho
morning stock session Failure OF
frausunffttlouH 20 make favorable rr-
spnuHa 10 90, remarkable crop report
Indicated thH speculative fuu uI tnr
IftlluE IiIfus UruflpIs Hud Amsr'.
con International Corporation stI,nus
90 fhrtr advance Geo o. uuu 2 puIutr
respectively Supplementary gains
embraced marine preferred Atlantic
G.lf GrurIAI Elective Westinghouse
American can krll, Springfield Tirr
Sugars HuI chemical tUh Fertilizer
ISSUES 600 which advances Uuuyd from
foo Z points
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chicago. April Butter higher.
t~rtHuIrrt 1880
Errs Hrhor. receipts 1861 ci=o4.
Nr"tA a1lr utuhr. ordinary FIRST,
asl 1sh. 81 Ht mark. eases included
is 70 500 D aturleo packed ursts s.
Ht-
Potatoes steady. receipts 93 surf.
northern sackri huik white stock q.
3 grade y % 4. ttNunHg nUt a. e.
gIldr 30 (. ttius KINGS $3.50: RCD
tIt,.s g. 900 r g. o.. western russcts
g. &c.
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sorIon ron PUBLICATION

nrrHrfnFHf n tho Interior a. n Land Office
nt Nauis o. n ~ March gt 1919
NOTICE b. hrrrhf slNrn that Jose chin,
fhar ~ t1urrn Arv Meflco. whose ud entry
wee uHit.iaird october o. 1917 Serial So
uI'IT fur o.. stt section gH ~ N.Y.
Section fl Tuwnship o. a Range B West
y N T. Meridian hss nlrd notice Of in.
trniluu i1 mate frrsysar Proof io establish
tlaIu iH iHn land above described before
Waited states .lHnrr az AlHuqHrfaus
herrHl'Ip raunff Ntu Msklc0. ur ths SOB
dh, Hf Ntr. 1910
Claimant HauHa a. ulfurrHra sasIs
tfsfII'H Salvador taErr Roman Chavez Iuan
hfisadlfu 40 ~ tHrren Sew MrNirH
FRANCISCO DiLOADn
Register.
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department ~ ths lnisrior q : Land ~
i0T u santa le n 81. March 90 1919
Notice N hereby given that rrfrriua
Ramirez dr AfmIU 90 tahFfHn At ~ Nhn
uu March O. 1917 made homssfeHd entry.
$50 OLSON fur Ara SWt and SN ~
Srr. goo aud 90 Nv section gs. Tnsu
ship it y banEr \ n T. Meridian
haa tlri notice ~ intention 40 make three
scar Irpuf 90 establish rlaim 90 ths land
above described before ihe C1uuty CLERK ~
SaudH,al County H urmailll0 saudHsal
county Sow Mrtirn uu ihr ath dhy of May
tata
RamIr,r ~ tahrIHH N " nnnarIhna
HrHIfr. Hf rabefoH ~ - i%sopa.Iu lar
miiln Of ,aHafnn. Is ~ Rafael Ianmila
~ tshrI1u. a ~
FRANCISCO pfLGApu.
REGISTER
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Kansas 'ift. Mo- Apul N-iiors.
receipts 10000 market active. heavy
$50 90 $50 60. lights tIY 90 teO.O0t
piss tiG Ou stanu.
cattle receipts $4,000, market low
rr: steers fiufun $3.50. cows and
hoifcrs 50 20 ISIS SO: calves SiOs5m
$500. stockors q. tnufi6.uo.
sheep rcroiufH 90. nnns market low.
err lambs fte.5nn fig5s. yves gi0so
ugih 90.
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Denver colo. April a Cattle 70.
r"iptH 1900. ugtrket steady; heef
teen flfao $3.50. COWS and holf.
'rs 81 5t4tfgs5 Htocksfs and feed.
rrs $1,000 fis.0oi calves 81 b0n
afTT.
Hogs receipts igon. market strnnw
90 hirhot top sgofs. bulk sis.ooa
fEu.u Z.
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Sew Nurk Nprl Norcuuiil, uu.
ptr unchanged. sterling $50 duN bills
co. commercial tn l1' hill- Hi
uHrls CO.. commercial 600 lHE bills
Geo 'ruHtud thh' Cables fttA
MEXICAN dollars unchanged
Tiur loans sfpIdN. unchanged
com rfnuv, strong. uigh o. Tow p.
HuUuE UItr p tlns.uE hlI D. ufI.f.
poo 90 last loan r
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Hives. eczema. ten or salt rhuem
sots you RAJ can't bear the tougn
- your clothing Deans ointment d,
hne for skin itching. All druggist,
sell a. so cents a bon
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New YORK Nprl n rFual nriccH un
tIh,rfN bonds TODAY w,rr r.
500 It. UrHt g. 500 fu. second O.
tr1 e.. ursi e.. S., go. sgpuud go
snH 40. thiuI lf,s 500 g.. fourth tts
SpI Co.,
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40. I connects a. Torraaes with y r
= " No. 2 ffom ~ rass add No I frum ~
east a. santa " With u. q \. O. for Denver.
No. , connects a. Kennedy with y 4
\ y No. 10 from Aihagusrquet - willard
With A T. 4 a Y train TO- Nauntainalt
hslrn and Alhaqnsrauei 81 T~arranee ulth y
p A = W No. 4 fsr saan Rosa. Taramean
and the east.
FOR furtler i~nfeFmati.r enmmunieate With
n o. e~E0OEnSON.
1rafnr neaaKsr.
santa ". n. n.
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FOR SALE

$780, room. - story brick. bath.
electric iightH. sidewalks.
Highlands. close In.
o.. ab0-N.room. s-atofy. frame. mod
srn. bot iooxite, garage. good
outbuildingH. South hrosdway.
glOso-in.
$500 b-room cement block hunFa.
low. modern. hullt-in features.
garage. West Coal ouu
81. gO0-h-foOm brick. modern, hot
water heat. good shade.
garage, Fourth ward, close
in.
st.g5o-s-room frame. modern. COM
pictsly furnished. also one o.
room frame bungalow. modern.
with sleeping pouch. also one e.
room furnished houHei AL ON
lot 5tNties income SO PSI
month. Third ward. cloac-ir.
o., 00O-b-room frame. modern. close
ln. Fourth ward.
A. FLEISCHER
RI.NI ESIATt:. FIitE AND AUTO
MOBILE INSURANCE. LOANS
Phone ga III south Fourth
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ron NENT Two furnished house
kecping ruums. close 90 santa Ne
shops ~ West Santa re
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o sALI-rnexritsn

ALL KINDS. both new ana seconi
hand. bought. sold. rented and 70.
paired. Albuauerque Typewriter Er.
change. Phone ere. tas ao. 9TH. 81.
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FOR R~ENT-Houses


Dor NENT- Two rooms Tor Fight
housekeeping Also " modern
furnished rooms h0i South Fourth
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PIANO TUNING


J. VI EdWurds--TuuinE ana repair
inF 81 an musical Instruments phone
10a Residence. 1888 North Eighth
3 street.
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OF c. FORWARD
ALBUQUERQUE MEET
VERY SUCCESSFUL
Every Seat Occupied at the Big
Booster Dinner Last Night
Many Important Civic and State
Questions Were Explained.

-
That N'-uuuerIuUHuH are iIitrcsi.
ui boo Albuquerque Wt. Thoroughly
demonstrated last uirhi at tuv nrst
~ th. urNHfi Nl'ulucruu' du
- which Ir. o. Hr hold IU toe
tHHrlH of wrrnf ItrfN .Utf
lf tUY Tables Nas taken fur tlp uIu
nor end I mail over flow WtrtuE
WOO HHli Iu Hur uf thH HUtr fuuu.
|HH boost urrIIuE WAS undoubtedly
prs ul tHr MOST successful ever held
lu Tu.H IIfh
TH. mtIu purpose no fnr mrrfluE
WIS fH rt l general oppression ui
D'r- 600 a. number uf important civic
mattel. which frr NOW up heior, tH'
chamber Iur decision HrI action
Goo opening Goo program OF th" cyo.
NIuE. president Il thr chamber 90
'@uuuI"r,H " e. uH-fr.lrh. Hhu Hrf
rI as toasiml.i'r made statement
oft fhr salient Truth D. A 'thr Hp.ri'
uf lr' George du DO Will never puf
ITtHt ImuHffHHf projects through
President 'rsffsI,h stN' H short rH
sumo OF the ihirs whIrh hove been
accomplished through % chamber p
efforts n thr pIHt few months t1d
f comprehensive uufIIUH OF the most
mHnIIHri thI1f which Hru moss h'In'
IHf fnfUlfh ur considered.
iup'-'h hui'i Discussed
~ NM N.tNti ODE fItH' speaker "l
fuH 't.H'ul talked on 'n" subject "i
.i" "|1. u,N r'i'fn h"''I i'l
'l's ne hfHurht Hut fh" f''i
'.f' Albuquerque Nfr iN HNU iI.Hl
W.l'I H nHi u'.h' in if1N'IHfr
"i'. t.N h.NinE 'iI. como 'hiHf
'I. 'Hi.Nurd o. n'fl'' Oh hIfh' 1i1
i'. prov. ."n l'i h' 'i'rI ih''
cor N... fH Iniuf flH climate
L..L. L... Zoo. - - .....
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ua 20. rull' aud common 's.oO'
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN building loans
81 3 per cent one each uf t3.VVO
and $500. Phone st0O.R1.
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LOST

IpST-Ouc gold crnHs set with pearls,
uup pearl missing. Toward, Leave
"a Herald office
LOST Receipt book and collection
cards. Reward singer sewing
Machine Company, 500 " central aN.
LOST Mans guild seal ring with
square blood stone, setting 'nFraN.
r1 with Initials " A. T., Reward,
can phone .1ii.
LOST -g.Nas Noe. Ansco v ~ 90
lens amen plpnse return 10 Hanna
A Hanna and receive reward. iiil
West central venue
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Santa Fe Time Table
I'd


No aO-Prom III Psso'. 1io0an
No. ant connects A. Bern with NJ. us
for Clovis. fscos valley. Kansas Ctr snd
0ulf coast.
No. sos eounscis a. nslen ~ih No it9
from Clovis and points east and tcuth u
closis,
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A. FLEISCHER
WANTED--s1Gle Help

AN 1ED-&hlo AAttN
49,.
mek'H Dairy 1909 North Fourth -.
WANTED oy ut Nash Electric Co,
Boz West Central.
noY WANTED with wheel at Mead.
ows Cleaning shop sitH ~ an ~.
WANTED Ianitor Tor the rrcsby
torlan church. capable man only
need Apply. Write Boa 10, csrc %
Herald.
WANTED-Female Help
WANTED Giri ur womun for goucr-
81 houscwork sos North Jul 81
WANTED Real live woman Tor
huuHo cleaner. f.lr wages 20 De-.
sin with. Must speak English Ask
Tor Air. darcy. Room e. nittuur
House from . tu o o'clock pm.
sAtEsMEN AND sAt.EsI.AniEs
WANTED For % m%eritorious propo.
sition in proven -Burkhuruott Field 20
TsxaH. big atrcaEv liberal contract,
permanent ~ can make good. isll Ht
sturgcs hotel after q o'clock. Ask
for Mr. Han.y.
MANTEu-At onrc. slN Amorl-
can ladies oYer sixteen, under
thirty. fnr pleasant employ meui
Good puy while learning excel.
lent opportunity for rapid ado
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FARMERS ATTEND
Agricultural Organizations Join
in Labor Meeting.
Antf-Strike Legislation Will Be
Chief Topic.
LABOR PARTY IS MAIN ISSUE
GOmperS Undecided Whether to
Inject Politics in Situation.
Is Follow-Up on Breakup of
Industrial Conference.

Washington, Dec. 12.-Labor lead
ers began to arrive here today to at
tend the conference called by President
Samuel Gompers of the American
Federation of Labor.
More than zoo presidents and sec
retaries of the international unions
will be in their seats tomorrow at
1000 m. when the conference is
called to order Practically every big
union in this country will be repre-
sented, it is intended. Several farm
organizations have accepted Gompers's
invitation to send representatives.
Heads of the four big railway brother
hoods will attend.
Anti-strike legislation in bills now
before congress will be discussed and
plans made to fight them. according
to Gompers. Proposals for organi-
zation of a labor party are likely to
be made.
my members are writing many let
ters suggesting the formation of
labor political party" said President
W. G. Lee of the Brotherhood of Rail-
way Trainmen THE idea seems to be
in the minds of union men in all parts
of the country. 1 can't say, however,
that 1 shall introduce the proposal al
the meeting
Its very unlikely that the meet
ing will make any plans to form Ia
Dor party" said Matthew Woll, vice
president of the American Federation
of Labor and chairman of commit
tee named by Gompers to prepare
program for the meeting.
Situation More Quiet Now.
Labor leaders say the situation Is
now more composed than 1t has been
for six months. but they fear the pres
ent calm is preliminary to general
storm of difficulties in industrial Sc
lections. Use of the injunction by the
government in the coal strike rankles
in the minds of laboring men, it is
said. Capital, leaders believe, is still
planning a general attack to destroy
organized labor. 1t is to meet this is
sue that the meeting was called.
"One result of the meeting probabl
will be the issuance" said Vice Presf-
dent WoI, "of statement to the pub
lie setting forth the attitude of organ
| lied labor in the present industrial
situation
10 is also possible a letter may be
addressed to President Wilson by the
conferees altho this has not yet been
proposed to the program committee
This conference, an emergency meet
ing called following the breakup OF
the National Industrial conference, is
the third of its kind organized labor
| has held. The first was. s.in 1914 and
the second in 1917.