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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-17

old "eye-sores," such as uns;c,., signs and irresponsible and obnosy;asly advertising, that formerly annan uaaous on the entire fronts of some pps"red af retail establishments. The han 1uf 1uf been placed on soliciting trade r,h! mas was so obnoxious and which wac "'',cn sorted to by some of our mercb.rss re. over the protest of others. The bilS ;t discrimination of throwing doS.ih .h- and other advertising matters ousers ou ta streets and lawns of our homes sn slle been rightly removed. Has
 We have opposed federal and co,. ernment ownership Of railroads s0s- s other public utilities and we arc @ UT record as favoring practically al all oa oa the provisions of what is called +Il ol Cummins Bill in Congress, which a;vae ,ne additional authority to the Intrstaes st0es Commerce Commission and which ih''se ;t the judgment of our big business 4 and ,il
 (COntlnuen on nay. ,..yr,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-17

(Contlnued on page 1vur)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-17

OUR OTHER OFFICERS:
 n aodon to our President and the Field Manager and Maj |. h. Cox Wee President and General Manager of this Little Rock, Arkansas. IVY ' "' f MT Milton Loeb Secretary Secretary of the Joe Lyons B. K Lyons our Treasurer connected with the MT Powell Clayton of Cohn Clayton Cohn is director n ana ms legal firm will keep fully advised legal +h ana treasurer each under bond of $25OO ns Neae eae o aepmg @ Sf the funds of this Company
 acer J 3ar onces or directors draw salary Our Field Ls nm which will probably be with in the next 60
 connected With the Standard Oil Company and other invested money in our Company ~ ' ~ S"A"' ~ MT " T. Reeder Field Manaoer cooos + ms fror +be oil m in Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas He mended by prominent men, such as bankers and oil a. man learned in geology efficient in field production neeoer IS stockholder in our Company - ,,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-12
1DEAD; Injured
IN ACCIDENTS HERE
Eight Year-oId Child instantly
Killed When Motortruck
Strikes Her
DRIVER PUT UNDER ARREST

One child was killed and five persons
injured in various accidents within the
last twenty -four hours in and about the
city.
Eight-year-o old Helen Hynes, 20o4
Arch street, was instantly killed when
struck by a motortruck on Twenty first
street, near Arch. William Heinze,
Upland street near Sixty eighth,
driver of the truck was arrested.
Hugo j. Cara, 600 Ridge avenue,
fell from a trolley car while alighting in
Roxborough. He is in St. Timothy's
Hospital, suffering from conclusion of
the brain and other injuries. &,
Eight year old Alice Hassett, TOO
North Thirty fourth street, was badly
hurt when struck by q motorcar in
the street in front of her home. Sne Is
in the Presbyterian Hospital. The
driver Of the car, G. Grellet Collins,
ALL Walnut street, was arrested. He
will have a hearing today before Masis-
Marshall Ceulk, sixty six years old,
liOt EdWln street, is In 81. Joseph s
Hospital, suffering from conclusion Of
the brain and other hurts received when
he was struck by an automobile at Thir-
tenth and Poplar streets.
Stanley Deckrski, 1913 Seville street,
was seriously burned about the face
and arms last night while trying to ex-
tinguish n fire in his home, caused by
the oyerturning of a kerosene lamp,
Thomas D. Enoch, one of the Oldest
residents of Holmesburg, died yesterday
of injuries received when he fell from
the top Of a ladder while engaged in
painting his home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-12
NEW LEGION POST FORMED
Thirty Discharged Soldiers Organize
In Meeting in Baptist Temple

Temporary organization of a new
Sost of the American Legion, Post
No. 264, was perfected at a meeting
of more than thirty discharged soldiers
last night in the Baptist Temple, Broad
and Berks streets. There are now 80
posts organized in Pennsylvania, sixty
of which have been instituted the last
three weeks.
Russell G. Cooney. 1850 North Park
avenue, was elected delegate to the
state convention, which takes place in
Harrisburg early next month. Willard
r. Ginder, 5013 Pulaski avenue, was
elected alternate.
- The new organization made its start
with a temporary charter bearing the
names of eighteen men in the district
who previously started a movement for
a post. They are Henry w. Bauer,
w. II. Clark. Fred II. Ashmead,
Willard r. Ginder. Craig S. Her
bert, Frank r. Elliott, Harry r.
Lewis, Homer V. Toulon, Russell G.
Robins, William Hemphill, Leslie r.
Porter, Frank Else, Nelson j. Cloudy,
Orville II. Dolbey, George J. Clayton,
Herbert G. Weber and Fred r. Ash
mead, Jr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-12
81 P. R. R. MEN RETIRE
Veteran Employees Placed on "Honor
RolI;" Get Pensions


> The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has added sixty-on names to its roll
Of honor" which consists of employees
who have attained the age of seventy
years. They are retired with a pension.
Of this number nine had served the
railroad more than fifty years, while
twenty three others had a record of
between forty and fifty years of service.
Twenty nine only had been with the
company less than forty years.
The rule adopted by the road is that
Ell employees must retire and go, upon
9, pension when they reach the age Of
seventy, but many, because of illness,
are retired and pensioned by the road
when they are between the ages of
Iixty- five and seventy. The total num-
L of employees on the roll of honor"
~low 1888, while the total number
those who have been on its roster
; nee the plan was adopted January 4,
. 300, totals S917.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-12
ROBBED BY MAN IN UNIFORM
Drug Store Victim Of HIghwayman
Dressed as Sailor

James Kramer, a druggist, of sos
South Sixty first street, was held up in
his store last night by a man in a
United States navy uniform. The cash
drawer was robbed of $50.
The proprietor was alone when the
thief entered. He looked into the muzzle
of a revolver and heard the man de.
mand that he remain quiet and stand
back against the wall. He obeyed. The
robber ri1ed the cash register, backed
out of the door and ran.
On Monday evening, a MN answering
the same description, entered the drug
store of Samuel Cantor, 62O1 Pine
street and held the proprietor up in
y similar fashion, robbing the cash
register.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24
READY TO
START NEW SCHOOL
BUILDING DRIVE
Assistant Superintendent Of Edu.
cation, With 200 New School
Houses Achieved. Proposes to
Double Record During Year.

Santa 90. y IT., March e Tho
siitD department cod 'duc'linn'
Through AssiHtHui sttfs Suut nict7
,trt of o. thl.H 'uHIrIrtfou lulu
t..NIt. 800 conceded lr uuclt'l
.,r ..trns.t sUF u' NIff.tlHn % .us
r.. #tuu tINuuN H TIE I1'Hi t"Hu'
u.,. u.,. Oil. tn. $3.50" 90 uuat 90 fhc
counties the work viii concentrate "n
.ul house bul Boo iI.f
rHurUmeuIh have been completed Tn
t.r,, u. thy northern counties Tor
immediate WuHk iluur Tits line Ntri
mrDtIura viii bee called iu tn' various
at h4oI districts Dos fh' count super
Iufsnduuts who Will accompany 'ho
urHIrfHui state superintendent 70
HIH boz be- drives far better frhool
|bUilIiues and moro adequate rural
school facilities
Erui touwu, state. that the work.
during thr past NHtt hoe pro''u mos
Irtrupstiuu and pruithtlr un| MAJ
over two hundred substantial trhou
buId|uIa were erected putiuE th'
unst two Years. attributed mostly iu
iuapiritionui meetings held W th" Nhi
.ous distrigfU. whore Nut uttf we've
earnestly addressed and Hpp'1lUd tn
bettor their conditions md iu plh''
their schools upou t pat Wi'h ptoEi'H
sive communities 81 NfH We lihl
attempt madu az work q. tlt- ch'r.
uctor in the state. hcirE an l~nnoNa'inll
or SupcrtutCuNpnfs Murn"r ',nl con
WAY. ANA n proved henttil.N rom
the very start. Heretofore the assist
ant superintendent hus hyor % mr0'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24
Fashions for Americans

+ ElNGE has not gone "a of style
a. u dress trimming. as ny
= smart froyk shown lu tho Htetvh
helps To- prove This dr'"F, made oi
yolorrd serge, ls trimmed WIN
many hundlura ot inch wide brown
wool fringe upD With lnrtr hutton
covered In brown The fringe bands
III, SHIRT 40 tho kne"s, ioruH % rirdi"
and d"oss the Collar
Wool FRINGE ia often used ON satin
and on the numerous woven ana
knitted siik fuhrics s" much 'n vogue"
\ tailored uuck. whether ot silk or
wool Ghrlc, b. ~ worry important nd
ditinu o. ans wardrobe During late
spring and even throughout the sum
m.r thofp are many cool days when
such "a nuCk In required, amt " al.
WAYS cuuca iu admirably Tor travel
wear,
The sratou's style range BE- so varied
that no woman VINO gives any
thoughtful attention Ia hor rlnlh'
ocd be u-nhorumlngly dro" cu. There
are drnpod fro. ks for those VINO l"nh
best Va draprri,4 plain straight chem
iso Ike models fur women ut average
size and proportions. % t~unuuttihlo
tuuic models fut women who are ui
more than average height % Whu
require that their length Of I'M be
broken,
A decidedly novel and striking frurk
recently shown rs made entirely n'
Wide strips uf black tuffrtt aud cert
GeorErttc running horizontally uhor'
the fiHuvc. The dress ls made with ,
square neck and Wide bishop sleeves
The smock Creas. with skirt Of plan
satin or uffrta Nud long blouse lki
smock OF sheer material, h a pupulnl
model This type OF dress iH IN an
p,lrance much Ike IL separate Skin
and costume hluuNo Surh e ores
shown hy one designer huH under
rrith skirt uf rich brown sntia witt
: oVtrfrotk 10. tuntc of ocru uc
itinmei with SELF tucNs, \ Wide HtsI
OF ntin holds the tunlc In ~ the nor
NAL walHtllne.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24
For Coughs and Coios
80 promptly ard ehc,tivsly ani sonlans
no orlaict Nonrett the, fsmedyh ~ ssalnriui
PlSO'S


len 90. educational dsptr tmon
nov hIs work is boz the nntuv Of 70
ruui school Inspector which takes
him into AN the counties. rl special
IS into THOSE communities whcfe
school iUfrrrHir ore go n low shh. \
great dcul has been accomplished
during She past two years iu arc sing
interest FOR better schools and ~
klfunhsuia through specially direct
~ efforts whi,n have result ~ rtc-
ating interest Tot Substantial school
houses and better qualified teachers.
hut Superintendent conway hcrlgrca
the record viii be- broken duNrg the
present yDHr During the rrat fNo
Years Mr. Conway dId complete IN
spccuon work boz eighteen counties
nud part work Boa 90 but three cou
ties OF tho state The travelling is
dono partly hv rail ana pariis hy
uutomuhii, which latter last year
oovcred 1900 milof
M couwu, finds tho people appre.
ciutiVs of efforts bee their heialr AMI
always willing fO follow surrrsticns
toward Improving H'uool conditions
specially m tho building ui ptttnHr
school houses iic attributes o. good
deaf ct the stcrHsa Boz hits present
venture 20 th" willing attitude of tlr
coUu' approximations who 70 OF
nN NNNNN WY To- wv .NNN NfNNNf NNNN
schools uud fhoir patrons
This Years drive for better school
bindings Wl'l start ueN ThurHinA
March gfth. when superintendent
conway wUl address a. large mss
meeting which has been called hy
county school Superintendent 81.
mundo Moutnya, OF fuudoval county
20 take place uf the town Of i.oa
'orrul.s The plan is 90 induce the
patrons uud ~tuNphVcrH 20 vote suffit.
tput bonds to enable the district ",
erect a fuur room consolidated schou.
building iu accordance with the luf.
esi and most improved architecture
Before leaving. however Dc b. seized
uled 90 address 70 mass meeting Il
Optimp. Mora county Supcrintcn.
dent LuCcro has made arrangement
FOR Monday evening
Superintendent valdez 81 Rio Arri|
ha county has p schedule hcglnnini
about Aprii B. which will include IN
districts bordering along the iu'
Guudc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24

chicago. March et.tou show ~
considerable weakness today infiu-
.u,,I Dos lIIr'r receipts Iud pos Nuc
weather that pH,WIrrd continuance o.
De- muf, uhrtul movement pprn.ns
prices which ranged rom . iu
eruts lower with Mas NiAa fu
s'tt. und lult si.gt fu 81 aG. w'rD
followed ht rlIlIrH
oats after Opening n to cont
down with Ma1 gt Go Hcur"d
D. drD Itl uutuIu
ipvgr quotations ou hogs pulled
down provisions
Latter u sharp advance took place
us b result uf confirmation OF ,spu.'
aII.# urIr. tlr Ufsf fhuf have h''u
made Iu some tIU, Nup prl',s.
though Npr, mot h,ii souiufhIur 90
a setback urUuffiuE hr,tua, uI ul.
utIuI predictions eft cheaper NIiu's
ion inlIstuf,s nm, CLOSE WAS 1000.
rritIri rent MOI lower 90 90 rH'n
aI cents. with MuN sil, zee 81 O. o.
% lul, si11N 90 81 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24
Legal Notices
rrnoTToS pnocI1Nl%ios

ELEcTfoE pnOCLAMATIOH
To The Qualified fleriofs ~ ne ritv ~
Nhnuusrque New Mesirn. and tho DUAL
ined tlertars N the Territory Adjacent ~
~ city " Alhuquordus, Included for
rchoai Purpose
~ antharliy Invested ln me BY Law. 7
hereby proelnim and declare that there viii
Boz held on the first 1ussday of April 1919
tho same hsins The nrst DAY ~ APRIL an
election Tor three memhrrs ~ fhs haHrd 81
Education Of ne CITY ~ Altnausrqus. two
Of whom shall We elected Tor trums ~ four
years zach and one ~ vhom shall he elected
ior an u~nespircd term 81 two years.
rhe yonag places arr hereby named a.
follows
Frs, ward National Lite Office. 400
North Nrruud Street
Second Ward rhudwirk's office. los
Wet Gold Az
Third wsrd-w G rhaS,ena omce 2ai
West Gold Ave
Fourth wsrd-Ciiy Hall Second street
aud TiirrHs
Al qualified electors within the city Of A.
huuueruus aud within Territory adjacent
thereto inelnded Tor schooi purposes, may
vote AZ sufh election. ahf women possessing
rie leEAi qualifications 81 an ci.etor may
also vote al tnid election
t@pall rHAs. y WADE.
Chairman. CITY Commission. and a onisi,
Mayer city % Alhuaneraas.
Attest
\ ~ swiTzER cliy ci-il.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24
wANThD-Rsmale Help
wANTEp--salesm


STOCK SAiESMEN- Financial house
hns epsning Tor five $1,000 per
month stock Wileamcu 90 follow up
live leads which cost D. from SO to
ti5 apiece in small towns strong
selling issue. Have active endorse
ment % many prominent men. % TO
40 leads whom salesman starts. nor
continually Excellent references re-
Uulred. Address. Sales Manager, 2ai2
Chicago Ave. chicago, Nl.
Statesmen fof New Mexico. vacan.
oy Aprll first Permanent position.
old house selling staple line on eN-
csptluuul terms Hirh commissions.
$500 weekly advance. Sales Man
arer. suite 23s, 500 Woodward. De-
frulf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24
THE MARKETS


New York. March "a Trading was
cautious and moherr'" during the
mnrninr stock session ~ "a bette,
n o. developed after tho uftt hnli
hour THIS wua mainly due 70 we
strength uf rupperH which rose pa
2 points ON an unexpected d"uhna ~
consumer 10 materially higher prices
Food shares such az American sugar.
mud wilson packiug. also iuduaififl
Alcohol and Kpsui Dutch ul were
strong. but other ellis equipments nn'
the entire steel division denoted
further pressure, which rolnNeh pat.
tinli, at noon, Forolgn exchange ~.
rcclniiy Italian rcWittlnrcs, 'untihr
al unsettled.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24

Kansas city, Mo. March 2i-horH.
receipts tb,h0u; market lower; hraNips
So fhmNta 90: tinh' lights etf.bu 3D.
gikga. pigs $4,000 so 90.
cattle receipts tAaWns market
steady; steers fpshffttN.7ti hghi
beef ntoers f9Nhmti7sSs butcher
cows and heifofs o. SO r. $500. calves
Sii0oMttf,2s. siockefa fa.aNm
ki6.Gu.
ahotp receipts $500: market lower.
iamhs $3.50 $1,000; ewes tiof' ~
Ef.Th.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24

work 10 nloazure. tcn ~ w lH.hns
WIN have my trouble Of this kind what
Ivdla N. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
u3und has done for me. "--NELLIE j.
6RITrtNGnAM, 600 Calyerton Rd.' Dalt-
more, I'D.
IL Ia only natural for any woman TO
dread the thought Of Pm operation. 40
many women have been restored -
health ~ CHS fAmors remedy Lydla ".
Vinkhan'a Vegetable Compound, after
al operation he baon advised Tint IL
vii pay any woman who uuiieta irt7l
srnh allmnntn 20 consider tryinS " n,-
fory submitting 10 such u trying ordsai'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24

kuunutAh hllu u'ttil-
aches and every
mcnth would have 10
stay In bed most Of
the umo. Treat
ments would relieve
me for n dime but
my doctor was al
ways urging ine to
have an operation.
NV sister nsked me
Lydia y. Pink
h ms Vegetable
Compound before
~consenting to a n
Operation. / took
five bottles Of il and
II has completely
cured me and my
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24

Chiraro. March q Hogs, receipts
10000. market active mostly lu to 90
cents lower thuu Saturday Bulk uf
sales RiH.5nWSll thi heavy weight
Sia.th 800. medium weight flHHl
Wfig 20; hight woirht sihHbWsl 90,
light light st7 hN H so CO., HoNH 81 20
msiS. 90. plgs StAsinfiT ga.
cattle rptOiutH g. 900, market uprn
ing slow; q few early sales steady,
pa, ktra bidding loweti calves 90 60
1l cents lower. hehNyk ht,i sicur'
sil.50HS2O.0O light beef steers 81 ~
ISIS 90: butcher cows and hrifcrH
So 40 $4,000 canuors and cuttcrl
sb. gh ukn1a. veal CdlNDa NAtl W
SlGo0, atockcuA aud feeders strcls
sg.U 90 tti26.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24

lu no District Couri County Of Rsrnallllo.
stats af Nss Mssisot
John r Name piaintiff " John Callan
~ unhuuwn heirs NJ John callan and al
'lHiunnts OF Interest adverse 10 plniniin in
tho premises herein described. defendants.
Nnu the above tanned defendants aud each
n you are Hntified that the sbuyp named
plaintiff has begun az acilnn AGAINST Yur In
ths said court the eenerul object ~ taid
action hsius tu quiri title In the plaintiff Ia
nnd to certain real estate in HeruAlillo
county AsW Mrsicn dcscrihsd ~ folloss TO-
NItt
Lot, numhsrod Fuur CAV. Fiye 60 and
stN co., iu Woek Numbered One 90
of thn NR0WNEWELL AND LAiLA
HlGHLANDfAppiT1nN 60 h. CITY ~
hlugutunaa' NrN NrAlrp. according 10
the man ilrfsaf nird ~ tho office NJ tho
Probate Clsk aud Es.ofncio Roeorior
n hrrnalnln rnmiy New AeNico, un
Aurust o tssH
Won ore further noilhei hat he aid nc
uou b. fur tho purpose ~ ustuhlishing mo
plllntU taiaic iu the foregoing described
premises and real sHtats against any claiH
which you nr Huy ~ ,nr may hHva Hivrrss
FOO mo estate ~ ihp pialutln in taii nrrmisri
and rial estate bod that the complain in Asi,
elton pfsFa thHt You aud rarh af you shaii d.
forever ,siopped from having any RAJ of
claiming ems fFlt or title iu and tn fais
promises adverse 90 said plaintiff and ma
[ tlalnfiffs title thffrm may be- fursyr
luieird aud set a. rrst.
The name ~ TIE PLAINTIFF attorney I.
W. A. krlshsr Cromwell building Alba
g%neruus NV Nrsico unlrss YOU eutsr yon
luuearnuf, nf cHuse thr .nmr 10 w. rf
'ared an % before The l0th dss ~ AprI
iulr indictment WI o. rendered Hgalnai go
by dtiault 90 aid rtu-r aud the deere
prt,cd for hH iho plhiutiN herein viii b
sEsroR NoYroyA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24

Now Y0IN WITTN Y WTTTITI7I
paprr 5I atir. sterling $50 dHy bills
AaO. commercial sn dH, Hills ou bank.
$50. commercial 900 da, BILLS t'5. De-.
maud ftf
WsNi,Hn dollars 75fac
Tlme loans c%Hsirr. - and 90 dnf'
rN usf.t sIU mouths a. Hna
guIt munet strong htsh - low
o.. ruiiuH Uif" p, clutinE hId uIiDr'l
nt fh. lost loan So ngul u'r'p''
nugrs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24
Positions

MEN ANp WuMEN with trades and
common labor ana plain sewing
Phone aai Falr Play co, ans South
First street
" NNTED- Position na salesman for
hardware grocery nr furniture;
roud knowledge NJ bookkeeping aud
general office work Best uf refer
Uupcs can Do" given same party want
10 buy BE- home Desires 60 heal direct
with owner Fourth ward preferred.
Address. a.. A. ears uf Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24
A.
FaRn ron SALE.

EARNi FOR SALE.
\ HANGAIN-is0 acre homestead on
Rio Grande river IN las puiomas
valley. DO acres river bottom. - acres
m high state OF cultivation, : acres
alfalfa. with widmli End . H. =. Eas
engine and 50 inch pump. shallow
water. 3 room house with barns,
sheds. etc. all ror sa5O0 cash for
quick sale. worth 5000.
ANOTHER BAnGAfN-3e0 acres IN
n body. a. acres In cultivation
with 30 acres more that can be culti-
waited. Ono q room adobe house and
one = room adobe house on plncc.
two large hay barns, one WAGON rhed,
3 work horses and two wasons, with
all farming tools. 30 acres alfalfa, =
acres = to - year old trees m or
chard, ~ acres for corn or potatoes.
this IN the ilpest potato ignd In The
state Dn Animas crctk, Sierra coun-
~. abundant wafer. For Information
about these, address
SAM MATSON.
Hot SPRING, y. NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24
KEW MEXICO csETnAL RAILWAY
PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULE

No. eonneeta a. ToTranee With X. y. \
No. 2 connects 81 kennedy nth A. r. a
\ y No. 10 frnm Aihaauefaae ~ willard
With A T. a ~ y train for Moanfainel.
hslen and Albuquerque a. Tarrsncs With 3.
r A = w, No. 4 Tor Hasta Rosa. rueameAFl
aud The east.
ror farther ~iaformauen eaagnsnfcsto vita
.. aE0oEn1ON.
1raffe Naharer.
santa - N
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24
DOCTOR URGED
AN OPERATION
Instead I took Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound
and Was Cured.

baltimore, Md.-"Nenrly -four years
I suffered from organic troubles, ner-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24

DISCHARGED volunteer seeks gen
ernl office work, Caa deep douhle-
entry books for mercantile Dr. lumber
firm. Some ability aa aaleaman.
speak Spanish Aiso In line for gen
cral store work. benjamin Newby.
s2d North Eighth street. Aibuuuer-
que. n. NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24

TnI0TT0 NITTH Y NnIIHT TnW'Ti
creamery b5Hg1lr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24

rctoirtH $500! market weak "a tower,
beef stcorH sif,h0n $3.50 cows and
helfou SG.1hu tig.00. atockora and
feadcrr fig5aa tifio, calves steeo
mftfso.
Hogs. receipts 1900 market steady
ani lower; top tig.30; bulk Us 20 o.
SO 90.
sheen receipts $500. market weak
10 lower; lambs SIS n 1880; eve
81. giati1ka
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APPLICATIONS FOR WORK
BY DISCHARGED SOLDIERS

HoNoRABLY DiscHARoED voinn-
teer wants Job. Not particular.
Address. ~ ARE Herald.
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FOR SAlE-fuur room house with
or without furniture. ms Marble
avenue. Inquire ut PROMISE
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN building loans
al o per Ccu ono each Of $4,000.
81. 1000 and 5000. Phone s400-Ra.
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MISCELLANEOUS

EMPLOYMENT, rthtnls and sales and
trade agent Phone Gbi, Fair Play
Co, alg South First street
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WE PAY highest price for gents and
ladies Old clothes and old shoes.
Chicago Second Hand Store. Phone
1875.
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FOR sALE-Housss

Hot SPRING.. ~
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CALI itt0-M and lea Us figure on
Your carpenter work. Prompt at
tention and reasonable PRICES.
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MANfCrRisT ard hair-drcsscr, chiro-
pOdiSt. also manufacturer of hair
goods. Will call at residence. Phone
1915.
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FREE enlargement with kodak work.
Films developed, Toe. prints. &c "a
BE-. Mail orders gwen prompt ntten.
ton Art craft studio, A. Armiio
BLDG. Cor. Third and Central.