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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-26
AVOID THE FLU
BY KEEPING
LIVER ACTIVE
Doctors Find calotabs. the New
Nausealess calomel, Best Laxa-
live for Colds and Preventive
For Influenza and Pneumonia.


10 cut short a cold over night, to
stop i sore throat. and I'd put the gys-
tenn in the best possible condition to
avoid influenza and pneumonia, doctors
are advising the new nausealess caio-
mel, called CalOtabs. which are free
from the effects 81 the old style caIo-
mel. At the first sign Of cold or
sore throat. IL Is best 10 take Gallo
TAB BIT once. before the Inflammation
has gone too far You may thus save
yourself q spell Of sickness.
One CalOtab 81 bed time with q
gwalIow of water that's All No salts,
no nausea, nor the slightest interfers
enca aith eating. work or pleasure.
Next morning your cold has vanished.
your liver II active. yonr system is
purified ana refHeahed and you are
feeling Ene with i hearty apostle for
break Perhaps you ran c0ngraf-
nlaEs y0ursalf that stitch In time
has SAVED you serious illness CaIo-
sahs ars sold only il OrigEnaI sealed
packages, price thirty -fve cents Your
a list recommends and guarantees
lalotahs and win cheerfuIis give hack
your nOuey & gOa aEe n0t he'd
Eady.l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-26
0iEicers Ness lEonors
Saft. ansl Mrs. Scales

Despite the riiost unEayorahle wealth
Ell conditions there WIS large gath
ering last evening at the 0fllcers club.
Naval academy TO greet Admiral and
Mrs Scales III whose honor tho ,reeep-
tion was given
The club room of the Ofiicers Mess
adapts Itself admirably to entertain
ment and last night was no exception.
The asseniblage. which was composed
largely Of naval officers. their wives
and daughters, was d brilliant one.
and the good old naval spirit was
everywhere In evidence. Fraternity
and good cosnradeship pervadcd the.
atmosphere the entire evening.
Admiral and Mrs Scales and Mrs.
STANDBY wife OF the commandant re-
ceived Mrs. Scales was handsomely.
gowned iii black satin and carried
orchids and yIolets,
Mrs STANDBY wore black and car
ried red roses.
An orchestra from the Naval acad-
envy hand furnished music and the
rooms were cleared for dancing, many
enjoying tho evening III this way
An elaborate buffet supper was
served, Valentine being caterer.
The reception was given by The OH.
GERS Mess and the hosts OF the even
Ing are being congratulated upon It's
tremendous success
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-26
ave SEEN MUCH BIZ O0DsHED
aims 81 Palestine Tranpied BY Many
81 ne aaiqhsiese Armies known
10 History.

Dehnffe historical records regarding
eFents M Palestine may be said 70 be-
giM with the first detailed account Of
tf4 battle tn the plains Of Arnageddon.
yssan the army os Pharaoh Thothtnes
lsis advancing up the plain OF Slsarotis
czNssed The Carmel range hy the same
route as thar taken by General Allen
cavalry III September. 8. 3. 1913.
agaa defeated the Syrian federation
Ter the king Of Cndesh before the
ress Of Megisido ia the year 1490
IS. This historic plain has seen the
fAarch dc the armies of the Hlttltes,
tna Egyptians. the Jews under Debo-
81 and Barak, the rhillstines on
fn way To the defeat IF saul on
aslnt Gllboa. Then came Ike q wolf
slnacherib the Assyrian. and after
hglN Nehnch adrezzar of Babylon, The
Persian Cambyses swept through Pal
estfne IN the sixth century n. G.. en-
rettie for his work Of destruction IN
pt. After the fall al Babylon Pal.
esEEne saw the armies Of Alexander
the Great and poinpey Nespastail,
srltns ana IIadrIan all fought IN Paless
ffae. ma. b. GA the Sassanian En-
peror ChNsroes. stretching forth from
lis capital at CtesIphon, destroyed Je-
lem once again the city was re-
bllIIt. mud within generation was
opened III the Arab and Moslein con-
aneror. Galiph Omar, II the twelfth
century the crusaders took Palestine,
nssch then becarne the scene Of the
romantic struggle between Richard
Occur de Lion and Saladln. Fifty
years later tile Holy Roman Emperor
Frederick III. known In the middle
aces as .sthe Wonder Of the World,
ernavned himself king of Jerusalem IN
The church Of the Holy Sepnlcher. II
1916 the armies OF the Ottoman Turks
under Selim the Grim marched down
from Aleppo and seized the country
ost their way to the conquest Of
Eypt. Nearly three hundred years
later Napoleon marched from Egypt
through the same pass OF Afegiiao to
tie fortress OF Acre; and now the
forces az General Allenby have added
orse more link ii this great historical
chain wherein have been engaged
practically all the greatest names IN
hutlan history From ''The Holy
Lard III Many Nations" by Maj. Orins-
hy Gore ID Asia Magazine.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-26
ahl PIlri, AZ
Harga Hill

esffrdag afternoon Mrs Allan r.
eiljt. wife af Instructor Wescotf Of
anal 4eadeiny. was hostess at her
attractive homa, No. Thompson
ire aii auction party There
Wefs gIl tables and d prize for each
Tbe lsrilts we're pretty lower or sand
wen M kets and we're won by Mrs
Boaers Nite 81 Commander Bowers,
Atiss Agnes Walton, Mrs;
TFei. 81 seyerna Park, Mrs. Philip Sey-
laaur Morgan. 81 Wardour. Mrs. w H.
Baf5 MIS- Rosenmueller and Mrs
kadeseh
Afs. zeatt was assisted in sery-
lap III Mss Louise OwIngs and Miss
Reatrita Gunn and by her young
d8aghfers Miss Lois Wescott All the
ladies 6iged fayors which were
ttiy Ilot u spring Howers The party
very pretty and pleasant social
event he 1er.a decorators we're
II ID ani hyaslnths After the game
fefff ialstts mere served 81 each
table
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-26
*. HOME HERE FOR
GIRLS NOW ASSURED

That the u NJ e. "a is to have a per-
manent organization and q home III
Annapolis is practically assured and
was made known at an enthusiastic
meeting OF the Provisional committee
/ of the * yesterday afternoon,
The property to be. purchased and
lga Which ilegetia n Is be Z !, made Is
that az DIR. ie3rga & Felinaser. Masn.
street, which was the doctors former
residence. IT Is expected to have the
house In readiness for occupancy as
the home In month When es-
tablislled there will be rooms for the
girls and daily cafeteria The entire.
ait least, Id Learn il the ptan will JUS
War Work council which IS defraying
the expense of Miss Roelofs and Miss
Dorothy Dean
a the meeting yesterday the needs
Of such a home Tor girls was elnpha
sized III letter read BY Mrs Stra-
horn from d young girl IN distant
state who wanted To hoard at the ST
w Ct As. as she was coming to An
napolis to do government work She
had to be told there was no such
home
While waiting for the ssY' home q
daily cafeteria viii be conducted at
the Noman's club rooms for a month
A dinner will be served on F'riday
afy the expense to be borne By the
War Work council OF the Z ~. G. A
-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-26
SOCIAL. ANN APOLIS
La.sa D AIKs. EAsAlA ABRoTr &c

Girls a.eagae
10 Serve ElImner
diner will be served on Friday
evening ID the high school assembly
han af which the Girls Patriotic
league I'll Annapolis and Anne Arun-
del conniy ID invited The Patriotic
league has recently become defumct,
its members affilfating With the Young
Noinan's Christian association.
Al the Friday night dinner there
will be short speeches BIZ various
prominent women, outlining the work
Of the ~ and explaining its objects
and purposes.
This dinner TO the girls Is to be fol-
lowed BY similar one to be given
the business men OF Annapolis and
Anne Arundel county at which
speeches By leading men viii present
the needs OF q and explaining IT'S
objects and purposes.
Friday nights dinner Is looked for
ward 70 with much interest by the
girls q large number OF whom are ex-
pected 10 be present,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-26
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Letters advertised al the Anuapo-
Ills postofice. February 25, Persons
mention that they we're advertised.
calling for advertised letters. should
and give date
Mems List Tinsley Armstead,
James Brown. George Griggs. e. Hall,
Zeda Jones, Helhster Noble. Tanna
Richardson's
Miss Ruth Bryan, Miss Marion EsItch-
ems, Mrs F3orsnee Hopkins. MRS Mary
Howard. Mrs Al nj Mnilleput, Miss
Hannah aEmgray. Mss Ida Smith.
RI. LINTFsICUM.
FAnsfraasker.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-26

BREAK YOUR
Put a stop 60 them with O16
reliable Or. King New
Discovery

Thar saw, hnarse shscae nask
socthed. That phIegm-loaded chese
fasst ba iocaened. That cough nia
Sc checked So you cafa sleep.
DR.. Kings New Discovery hes haa
relieving colds and coughs tor hAk
century Without che leass disa
aft2r-c4le cts.
Your druggist has Il hecauss 3
welI-known and IN big demand. 00c
and $l.20.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-26
No Service Dance
Tomorrow NIslt

There will be no dance nit the Ar
usory tomorrow night for service men,
as the War Camp Community service
under whose auspices tless iauces are
given will close It's rooms at the Ar
Elory for the rest Of the week
1t is expected To hold the dance next
week as usual,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-26
epta nj silleSS
II Nalaan's [ Inb

liIe taffteria luncheon served yes-
iefit the Noman's club was pat
itil5aa IL eyer sixty people, and every
.lt's't 81 pleased wien the service by
ll3, illtsiltst willie ladies' III was their
liast their series Of lunch
cons ta1 tle month ended with yes
lle not receipts amounted
Is esef which IS considered very
e fleSi Tuesday the cafeteria
saae4t3a nc Nonlau's clstb viii
b i,4 the ~ under the di-
i6.ii Mss Dean.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-26
>eh

Far NfN fifstt'
4l. .I. Ssf the First Presbyi erian
ag. I..faiitee. Mrs William p.
& ,#. .gairalan, have given out
I li.g menu for Thursday
ti.er d be held in the Ice
AZ. r.5 The church on Duke of
a,,,,. rect baked fresh ham.
.8a mashed potatoes. peas
IA sati., potato and fruit salads,
IaI5f s HieIsles preserves, 1ellies,
atiee. The supper Is priced
Ia and the most pennrious
siI US. t,iy admit In these days Of
,,. #.E III living such d supper
t.rs.i44 WORTH II and more.
4jlt committee, 81 which
urs s5er ii chairman, II deeply
mar ID making this supper 4
s.,efe iiti.tatlaIly al II Ii positively
Mn s rfYe for the last payment on
tl aafg carpet purchased some
,gl.El go BESIDES the supper there
aili i,t ilp III ice cream and those
si,Ieflllj home made cakes for which
ba terians are famous.
tll ttplief Il Thursday evening,
e,,5k 4ist or tile occasion offers an
oppar llii q housekeepers 10 get
s5iipef N.Y. church and save trouble
tlltis
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-26
Five Times One
Little Efelen's birthday

Little Helen Stinc1un, daughter OF
Mr.. aud Mrs r. III. Stinchum. I04
Conduit street was Eve times one on
F'riday. February 81. ard iii honor of
the event was given d birthday party
By her parents. Flowers and ferns
decorated the rooms and the color
scheme, rose and green was carried
our IN floral decorations. ices and bon
hons Helena parents and older
guests acted Is hostesses, but the 1T
Tic girl was the real hostess of the O.
casion.
Music and dancing for the little ones
together with games afforded asnuse-
mellt until tho children were Invited
10 the dining room where feast Of
good things was provided In the shape
Of ice cream, cakes og al kinds. fruit,
candy and bon bons, all of which the
little guests enjoyed to the fullest ex-
tent. The children who were at the
rarity were Louise Janto, Doris Stinch-
comb, Norman Little. Dorothy Ruil-
man. Earl Young, Ruby Young Lucille
BlaisdeIi, Bennie Young ALPHA Quinn.
Annie Carter. Joe Savuca, Annie
SavOca, Marian Shearnan
Miss MessersmIth, 81 the Baltimore
Home service. was the guest yesterday
Of Miss Nell Ennis. of the Annapolis
Home service.
Both home service representatives
took luucheOn yesterday ct the Voc
mans club. and attended tae War
Mothers meeting st the State House
III the afternoon. Miss MessersInith
expressed herself sk eighty pleased
win the talk given Dy Corporal Al
bott.
Miss blanche veaaey il spending q
few days win Alrs. NJ. q Mcintyre. Al
Brooklyn. N. \
Misses Elizabeth 1owser ana Mar-
garet Eyans. 81 washington, we're the
weekend guests of the Misses Thomas
#of conduit street
mrs Easher, wife Of Lieut. Col n,
Earle FISHER, q. s. n has sent cards
Tor card party next Tuesday Ut her
residences ON Murray Hill.
should any gIri Og the Patriotic
league hare been overlooked By her
Il .eafer ana not received . card fog
me dinneF Friday night st the high
school she Is requested to notify Miss
ripthicurn. principal of the higA
school, Of telephone 6l0.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-26

colds Cause Grip and Influenza
la ATIVE BR0MO QuININE Tab
lets remove the cause There IL only
ono Brono Quinine E q. ". GROVES
signat ureo on the box. coo.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-26
T.EAYE wANaEM0Tk1ll

400. e4S. SOS. sD.O1. 1905, l1.o5, d. vi, q.
Los 2O1 aO6 $40, sos 49,, 81
0O6. T.De. EOS. 11.O6s r. ~; 1916 ~ ~
xDaily except Sunday III
Connecting at 0slent0n with p, H. X
0Is0cal AnnapOita f. B@lttm0Fe.
FOR uckegs ana insormakaoN apaiK. .Ge
ossr rify Ticket cfasa West Et&sse kszB9s
Stats House Station, ESiIeR4 Asehae
egadan Streets CarypA Halks MagyE
HOTEL Ossea u. 3. N. A. Tor 0fSe9Ese s.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-26
saliptisnf taeIig
AlsI .lslN aIIt.NfS

fllstF and Mrs Harrington VIII
I e lli1 tlg lle guests ut the card party
:5'o hs siNtt4 tonight by Admiral and
afs ethrfniek at their residence.
foFleF RoN yaI academy Other
sia5st VII he Capt and Mrs Graham.
ID end Mrs Neyett Steele. Dir and
AFs tande. Rev and Mrs. p.
= Ia and Mrs L. Dorsey
s'2s ana Mrs Richards. There
I'D alir tahles III bridge
Wilson. wife Of Or. viii
!slHaan. Is visiting her son
saa III law. Mr.. and Mrs.
s s wilson CONDUIT street, Mrs.
led here BY the illness
A atlse
sen If Mr. and Mrs, 4 y.
nas lla HIS 5een critically III 81
..'t-s reported somewhat bet
fIitlg The chfld's con-
Iti5a VAS said TO lie very
y ISIS Wesss saSStsN aAss
ieht when there was p
better.
Lucille and Elizabeth
ltlsd the wedding 81 Miss
laa and Lieut.. j. ]. Orr,
Fdav afternoon al Sc.
reh. Baltimore
Aiding exception was
iae # the bride; 222s N.
simon $ Martin and
sen up their residence
country estate, Bon
grn
Schumacher, q s. Con-
an pent the weekend q
Nlih friends.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-26
EEes

Stops the Tickle, Heals tha Threat and
Cures the C0agh. Price 35cs Al free
box 81 OPEN ATE SAIsvE f0r
Chest Colds Head C0lds and Group Ii
enclosed win every bottle.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-26
NIll lieeelta
AeNt MaillIaY

Mrs lllan Westeott and her mother,
III ItanseIla Will be Eat home, In
faiiRall n.N Monday March 4, two
d:ts before tlie beginning Of Lent, At
ths Ne9tt residence, No Thomp
zen stFeot
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-26

Try this for Corstipa tiOss
geep the bowels Oh echedula tlFaa
With Dr.. ESing's Ness Isisa RSilas klaa
system freed from possOno1a
che complication clear. che aerls
sweet, the tongue uncoated, The egeAE
untaintcd. Mild yet positive. 1se
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-26
&C. -

Tho xssfry of 81 Anne's will hOid
N sEnuogtank naseting ak twelve o'clock
ElSsSn Sd rYssay III the yestry room g
she eharca
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-26
many times before their

many times before their
never taste Of death bat
Roadcrs that ! yet have
most strange that men
1T fear
asst I'll. d necessary end.
Is M. / III. Nilpl Ii will come,
n peare Julius GaesaTl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-26

II LITTLE grated cheese added "a 4
cream sauce makes tasty accom-
D nSnena u boiled tnfnips.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-26
MD CITY TERMINALS
nEAyK BAITHBO Dan

1925. 40. 23S, a3E, x4GEiS ~ "a
$50, go. 7.3S. ED, 11.30. p. NJ -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-26

SIMON s Martin and
taken up their residence
country estate, Bon
FurH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20

Mrs. Fred W. Lee. II an strong for
school bonds. We need the room badly,
Some OF the annsxea are unfit for cur ehii.
dren."
Mrs. q. D. McLAndFsss. 1.-THE growth Of
the schools means the growth Of The city"
Mrs. cora Ksilam; by oil means. Tbs
best Investment In the world. The mnnoy
expended will al come back TO Us doubiy.''
Mrs. W. n. Allen; II will vote for tns
school bonds because 7 want the ehildren Of
Albuquerque to have the best advantages Al
any price
Mrs. Ross Merritt. II believe We can
stand the burden better than We could no,
having adequate school sdvantaFes."
Mrs. D. A. MacPhersoni 1--WE need No
room In our schools, but the tax burden d.
very high"
Mrs. Arno Huningi 1--WE need tho school
improvements. but Il We are oveftazed people
will not come here 10 live and will not be
encouraged to town their own homes
James Haney; ''EmphAticaiiy yes. I am
for The school bonds OF anythinE else that
will improve tho present situation
Clarence L. Apologize; ''sure. schools
are always Of frat Importance. ! am Tor the
bonds
b. 7. Poole: II am for the bonds. n
that Is tho means Of Improving the present
oongesied condition Of the schools.
John venabie. attorney. az law "on the
education u the children the future Citizen
ship Of the country depends Lets invest ouf
money 10 the public schools first ~ ALL
James skinner: - Am In favor or any
thing that tends 10 improve educational work,
but with building materials 40 costly aud
With the paving and other impro, ements We
must draw . line somewhere. seriously
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20

1 Gus Thelin, manager white Elephant Bar
Der shop; The one thing We must have u
plenty Of room for the school children. I'm
for the bonds"
L. Armijo. barber, "sure I'm for III,
bonds. l have three children 10 school
J. \. sanches, barber; "Im for ths
bonds. Hope everyone is."
o. A. Matson. county treasurer; "Abso
lutely. I'm for the proposition. I'm roinH
to work and talk for the school bonds
y. j. Brakeman, druggist a, Palace Druf
CO.. ] know that there " great need Of
more room for the school children. 1 am
for the bonds"
Marshall Jones. proprietor Combs Hotel
why should anyone he aeainst the school
bondsi Tho board Of education can prove
eonelusively that there arc no, enough rooms
for tho school children. The kid must 20
10 school I'm for the bonds"
Frank Butt, proprietor Butt Drug store
snd member Of the board Of education
THE board Of education went into this mat.
ter vsry thoroughly a. they did not want "a
ask Tor a bond issue unless absolutely neces'
sary. n We are 70 take care Of the school
children Of this city We muat have additional
school rooms"
X. II. Absr, general sales manager for the
Gallup American Coal company; II am o.
ways In favor Of public improvements,
schools. parks aud other works o. q per
manent nature. They are Of lasting benefit
and q city IL judged by such work. There
10 nothing ~ my opinion TO the argument
that the people DO not get their moneys
worth. that there IL slways q waste. Grant
ins that 10 be true, where IA there a big
business concern that does not have q certain
amount Of wastsi BY good wise management
this can be held 70 q minimum"
W.. D. Patterson. chairman Of the Fed
Grated shops craft: Eliminate small poll
tics and I AM strong for the school bonds.
and I think the majority Of the iaborina
people will be when they understand the ma
ture Of II. We need the schools and schools
sre o. more value than many other ideas that
originate from time 10 time
John ". Wilson. justice Of the peace; -
am IN favor Of he bond issue. The school
board best knoxs its own needs. There Is
nothing better in which 10 iavest our money
Than the young folks"
DIT. Margars, Cartwright; 1--WE ought
20 have the very best Of educational ad
vantages. We can't aHord not to-
Mrs. II. T. La Belle; THE amour, 8,
not excessive Tor the necessity, but Il IL ox'
cessive when the many other bonds TO bs
met ny the community are considered. A
growing community should not be over
hurdened'
Mrs. Hugh Cooper; when she crowded
conditions u the schools are considered
thint we should surely vote for the bonds.
Mrs. W. L Hawkins Assuming that
Mo recommendation 81 the school board u
we'll advised ! approve Of the bond issue
Mrs. T. 7. Mclaughlin: II an willing
to pay extra taxes " the schools need IL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20

m~isinfoFmation given dovernor Larra1olo. /.
special election wss called In Lun. ssuaty 70
select his successor. Lynn, Il uas reported
70 the fovernur. had gone 70 Arilens and
vas pubishing q paper In that state. vefT
naturally The governor direction . special
election 10 decide upon his successor. Thea
cams hrpresentatise Lynn 70 The governor
and said that although " vas frae that be
had Eune 70 Ariscna, he had not moved hls
family there did not expect TO- and had no
o. changing HE residsnce from the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20

Governor LarrnSolo probably viii issue the
call Cor The special session Of the legislature
b. neat Tuesday Or Wednesday. he said yes.
terday. The urposes fof which the special
session Il called VIII be stated In hts procia'
nation. and not befara, DE governor asserted.
The governor stopped a. Albuquerque on
his retnrl from sor0rro where be attended
an enthusiastir good roads meeting. AZ this
meeting "a ofxsninatiou 70 be Known A. The
Old Trails Scenic Highway association was
Organized for the purpose of tie improve
ment of the trnpsaontinensai highway that
goes through socorra MaEdalona, Dntii 90
mndo and on 10 thu Arizona line.
A resolution was adapted nskins The Eoy-
erner 10 include In biz cali Of = special -.
sion u The Legislature. a request Tor the leris
iature 10 enact a Law that will enable the
county commissioner 10 levy a special tax
Of five mills for the Improvement Of the
state highway known - No, 8 sections 1
and ? known As the Rod Lice road.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20

s.sss Of Ssv ns.lss y N. state Of Ar.
fona.
ThsfsHpsn tzs sossrnsF as.iassd IN alsu.
lions 81 snd sspsass - Sc Representative
Lyme suons ne hrmskss a. Ne spseiaI
session.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20

A professor In Frsn<s hss inssnies . DE-
vice efllsd tAs ''GlBftsn sssiss'' which
sounds IN sisrn uten u passes ever shslls
on bsuisdsiaa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20

WHEN a man buys his first
Cadillac, it is a natural sequence
for him to come into our place a
few days later, to tell us how
wonderfully the car throttles
down and gets away to a quick
start in city driving.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20

doubt whethcr this would be q good time "a
add this extra burden 50 the already high
taxes"
G. II. LAnisr ssid. ''we need the road,
TO 90 and the schools o know certainly. 1
am for the bonds"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20

BUY AN INDIAN BICYCLE
FOR XMAS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
Sentiment Almost Unanimous
For the School Bonds

vote upon the proposed issue OF $4,000 Of bonds for extension of Albuquer-
ques school equipment the matter IN been receiving careful thought from
taxpayers and sentiment seems "a be fairly well formed o N the issue, II ex-
preston from a large number Of property owners, obtained by the Herald
reporters, lis N index to the trend Of the public opinion. or more than 400
property owners asked AZ random for their opinion o.. the proposed bond
nounced their intention to support u without reservation. The following ~
pressonH ire chosen from n og list of statements u anhar nature to