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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-11-13
COMPANY OF SOLDIERS

A squad of soldiers on recruiting
trip through the state by automobile
arrived in Maysville last night and
they are now camping at January
park in Union street.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-11-13
OUR COLORRp CITIZENS

The Mems Community Club will
meet at Scott NJ. e. Church Thursday
1t 1880. Mr.. Alfred Green will adj
iress the Club, All members are urged
to be present.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-11-13

Rev. and Mrs. w. s. Peters and Mr.,
and Mrs. Oral James are attending a
Centenary Meeting at Lexington.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-11-13
LOOK a tI These

= cans Tomato Pulp Tor. lie
Devil Ham, per can. ,.,..... 4e
Big School Pickles, per dozen. . goo
Libby Coup, per eau. .,.....,. IOc
oysters, Heavy weight, per can. .Isc
Pumpkin, three cans for. Csc
Large can Asparagus ........... zoe
Root Beer, makes 5 gallon bottle. Zoe
Large pound can Sardines. leo
Matches, per box "a
Export BOrax Soap, bar. ae
Big No. 3 Tomatoes, per can. Ice
Best Shrimp, can cans. ..s se
Navy Beans, per pound. ..,... loo
Pork and Beans, big can. .,..... lie
Shoe Polish, 3 Toe boxes. 49,. Csc
Large California Grapes ....... Ice
80 eases Government Pork and
Beans In No. cans. Buy today, hesns
are scarce and have advanced, All
Kinds of goods are higher. Lots Of
can goods | sold last week for Toe a
can are 1a1sc wholesale today, To.
matoes Will be scarce. Catsup and all
goods where tomatoes are used will
advance. ,., 81
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-11-13
MASONIC NOTICE

Called meeting Maysville Lodge NJ
81 this evening at Z. Work in M. NJ
degree.
L. H. VEALE, w. NJ.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-11-13

Attorney Frank P. o'Donnell is In
Brooksville today where he is inter-
ested in a case coming up for trial
this morning.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-11-13
LOST

LOsT-Crank and Cap for crank sock
e ct for Buick somewhere on the
streets of Maysville County Court
Day Monday. Return to Geo. w,
Royse and receive reward. 8-tf
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-11-13

J. M. TAYLOR.
Publicity Chairman
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-11-13

c, P. Rasp, Secretary.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-11-13

LOsT-Kentucky License Tag No.
6Ss81 on Germantown Pike Friday.
Return to Mayors office. 3-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-20
IMPOSING GET IN FAIRBANKS FILM.

One of the most imposing sets ever b,lih for any motion picture produc- ton Is that built for Douglas Fair banks, new Aircraft pilotoplay, "He Comes Up Smiling" which will be shown at the Coliseum theatre next Sunday. This set represents 9 com plete house with the fourth wall re moved, showing ten rooms, including parlor, study, dining room, kitchen, bath and bedrooms. Every room is furnished lavishly.
 In this house, the various prison CTS of Jerry, tho tramp, the part played by MT. Fairbanks, are incar cerated until the startling denoue- ment causes their release and the general clearing up of a complicated and grotesqueiy humorous story. The picture provides the athletic star with abundant material for obtaining laughs and it is needless to say that he has not failed to take advantage
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-20
PERiLOUS RIDING
 IN THIS PICTURE.

Feats of hOrsemanship unequalled in daring, are conspicuously shown in Heart of the Wilds," tho new Art craft photoplay starring Elsie Fer guson which is to bo presented the Coliseum tonight and Friday Miss Ferguson shares daredevil rid ing honors with Matt Moore. who plays tho role of her brother in the photoplay and who seeks to escape the Mounted Police after staying F Indian for making an Insulting re mark ebout his sister.
 Mir. Moore risked life and limb il, riding down a shale cliff, the sideof which was almost perpendicular Usually a dummy is employed for such perilous feats, but MT Moore ddsdained to employ 0 papier mache substitute, so he made the attempt Fortunately, he mot with no nhishap, but during the ordeal Director Neiian and tho spectators were on tender. hooks. Miss Ferguson also rode down steep grade without being nnscated, a feat that many a prac- ticed horscman might well have been excused from performing
 Tho story of Hearts Of the Witds'' is intensely dramatic Hnd the situa- tions arc filled with thrills and Of fective heart appeal Thomsps Meig- han appears as leading man in Miss Ferguson's support, the cast through out being of the best.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-20
cARLlSS GILES MAKES SCREEN DEBUT.

Clara Kimbaal Young, who will ap pear at the Palace theatre Saturday night and Sunday matinee in "Shir ley Kaye" one of last season.s most popular stage successes, had added to her forces Carliss Giles, whose work with Lou Tc. zen in. "The War Case" and "Tbo King of No where" placed him in the front ranks of the younger actors His engage ment with Miss Young marks his first appearance in the pictures.
 In Shirley Kaye" MT. Giles plays tho part of John Rowson, the young railroad magnate with whom Shirley first flirts and then falls in love- So pleased was Miss Young with his support and his artistic interpreta- tion of the role, that she induced him to sign up for 'The Marionettes, {" her next picture. Aside from his work with Lou Tellcgen, MT. Giles has a long record of achievement be, hind him; he appeared as leading man with Mss Catharine Countess, also in "The One Woman company, HThe Iron Door" company and in Mother Carey's Chickens; for two years he played stock in the Castle Square theatre, Boston. and for five seasons acted as leading man for Miss Jessie Bonstele in Buffalo, and Detroit. ,ys.
 Mf. Glles' work in this picture is a forec11t of record of brilliant achievement in his new field.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-20

You can get it at Young's.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-20

of the opportunities provided for him , Mr. Fairbanks essays the role of s sublimated tramp, modern Quixote
 who sets to right a series Of business intrdgues and incidentally wins. 3 bride for himself. His leading wom
 an is Marjorie Daw The support generally is excellent.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-20
MADGE KENNEDY
 SUNDAY AT PALACE,

Madge Kennedy is beginning to fee that she lives in a perpetual atnos phere of niiesof-the- e-talley. weddins gowns, orchids and ringing bells, fo she is being married d--without a triy to Reno or a husband .in the core tnony-about every six weeks. Mo ton pictures arc tho cause. Afte, playing the part of a bride in Baby Mine" ahd Nearly Married" she is called on to do tricks with orange blossoms again in the Goldwyn pic tnrization of. Avery Hopwood's play Our Little Wife"
 This picture win be shown at the Palace theatre Sunday.
 --->-e-ep--- ! You can get it at Young 's.-adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-20
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COLISEUM -AEisie Ferguson ir "heart of the Wilds," with the Mounted Police shown, another episode of "The Iron Claw" and : comedy and weekly to- open the show. s. PALACE-Thrilling Paranoma of the war, "For the Freedom of the the World" and a Mutt and lief comedy and Pathe News.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-20
ADLER,l.KA AGADNl

"I had a bad case of. constipation, gas on the stomach, and other bowel trouble, Twelve. houra after tooh Adler-i-ka felt better and after continuing 1 consider myself CURED" tSigped) F.. H. Beeman, Calispeii. Wash,
 AdIer-i-ka sxpels ALL sas and sourness. stopping stomach distress INSTANTLY. Remotes ALL foul matter which poisons system. Often CURES constipation. Prevents ap- pendicitis. We ,hays sold Adler-i-ka many years. It Is ,a mixture oi bqckhorn. caecara., ,giycerine aud nine other simple dru3D.
 BUTLER MAUR0 ( co.
 ~ DrngsiSts
 vew Tally O4yds et CsrtvSdeht's
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-20
.s;a.- lEElK

go to the Red Cross workrooms in Los Angeles and help there, and also to raise money for wounded soldiers by aucMoning off things at a Red Cross bazaar. No one can question
 Vivians patriotism.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-20
NEWSPAPER eAiEF BASIS OF PLOT OF PATRIOTIC FILM.

Captain Edwin Bower Hesser, 3u thor of For the Freedom of the World," to be seen tonight and Fri day night at the Palace, was in the American Legion of tho Canadian army when the great film story was written. One of the main events in the plot came as an inspiration from short newspaper squib read by a brother officer one night in camp. Tt was strange" said Captain Hes ser, "how 1t all started. My com manding officer, Lieut. Colonel M. J Mccormick, o. C., 212th Battalion American Legion, happened to read 2 note in a newspaper to the effect that | a French army officer had killed his wife because she had persisted in seeing him at the front in violation of the order that no women were to be allowed to see their husbands in the fire zone.
 "Naior Fowler. second in command Of our battalion, thought that this was decidedly unfair, and a general discussion followed. Finally. Colonel
 Mccormick, knowing me to be a movie director, said, 'Hesser, you ought to make film out of that
 and I did. M
 "The story as written embraces a similar incident, and as a whole tells the story of the thousAnds upon thousafds of Americans who enlisted in the Canadian army to fight the big fight, even before American entered the war
 q feel that shonid set at rest for all time the arguments regarding why we- were in the war. want 1t to show the American public that we
 were at war with people whose brutality and barbarism. the resuh of their governmental system. was something that every one of ns must hate and do oar best to stamp out VIVIAN MAAF,N kEAL PArRIoT. Vivian Martin certainly had hel hands full during the fimins Of her latest Paramount picture, "Her Coun l.ry First." Tn the picture She plays Ithe part of a giri who ofsanises . Girls Aviation Corps and saves hei l fathers munitaon factory by heI knowiedge of the sefnapbore or sts nal system as 1t Is practiced in the United States army. The picture which will be shown at tho Cn2isnStrn theatre Eafurias \
 only. was made dunnS the drive fol
 the Third Liberty Loan and Mis-.
 Martin was kept busy anacting he, fpart, learning to operate tho sema phdrs. and making speeches in aid Iof the loan. She also foand time tt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

Phone Tho Herald your vacation address
and have tho manor follow you.
Keep In touch with the hons news.
ChaGge your address as often AZ you iiss
or give ua YOUR itinerary.
Phone 3iS.
That BaggagcmRn Is Henry. Phone
$50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

vacation with her parents lei Albu-
querque.
ucn Gooch has returned from
Texas.
Judge Il. / Bernos OF Albuquerque
was a visitor la Socorro sunday.
\. \. Field OF Santa Fc was IN
Socurru Wednesday, on his way to
MaEdalcnu.
Nsr Jeanette GometZ Of III paso
b. The guest Of Miss Charlotte Eaton.
Miss Isabelle Spenrc has returned
from 90 SIS weeks visit with friends In
Albuquerque.
9. r. brown. n. o. Eursum. George
curry and Matt Fowler went to Santa
Pc Wednesday.
Prof. G.. l.. Nichols and family lot
M0udu, for Mavd1lcna. whore they
viii H9nnd some time. Later they VIII
20 60 california.
Mrs. @. j. Wolfingcr left Thursday
FOR her home In los Angeles, after a
visit with relatives here.
Miss jamie Mcdonnell entertained
with three tables OF bridge "Wednesday
evcniur az NOR apartments In the Tor
rcuu, Masses Of golden glow formed
effective decorations. \ delicious salad
course was served. Those playing were
Mrsdamas ". j. Eaton, Frank q.
bartlett. Anton Meyer. John r. Grif-
nth. II. .. Bursuri, Louise Martin.
= &c. smith: Misses Edna Hammel,
Elizabeth Bartlett: Messrs. prnks, Al
inirc and Clarke.
Misses Ruth Bursum and Helen
Spicor were Joint hostcsaos "Wednesday
afternoon. when they gave a delight
ful party. huuoring Miss Elizabeth
Terry. who will leave soon for her
home in Sasco, Arizona, after "a visit
with her grandmother. Mrs. John W.
Terry. Bridge was the diversion Of
tho afternoon and Miss .Ieleu Hilton
nude high score. \ salad course was
/ served. Those present were Mise
virginia Smiley, Grace GOoch, Helen
Hilton. Mabel Johnson. Ruth Bursum.
claire Hursum, Charlotte Eaton
Marion Spicor, Elizabeth Terry, Jean.
cite Gomptz.
John ". Terry * much Improved
from. his recent serious Illness.
Morris L-oewcnstciu was able to b.,
out Thursday. after his recent opcr.
alton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
) DOTS and DASHES ,

Paris The peace conference reach
ed o. solution of the Trucian problem
Thursday. according 90 the lntrau-
nreaut. by dividing ThracC into a
number Of parts. some going To Greece
and others being designated TO form
The future free state Of Cons;untinople
aud 70 new free state under the league
ct nutionz
brussels The chamber 81 deputies
unanimously ratified the peace treaty
with Germany.
Washington -ANuilinE himself II
the authority riycu to the SENATE for
oign relations committee 10 bring out
all M" facts about Mexican outrage
, ou Americans and American prOpert ,
l Chairman Lodge appointed a Htb-com-
4 mittoc headed by senator Fan, re-
publican. NoW Mexico. The other
m.mbers are senator Braudegec, re-
I publican. Connecticut aud senator
Smith. democrat. Arizona
/, Wushiugtou- Congressional com
, mcnt On President Wilson's address on
tthc high cost 81 living wJA ror the
nD,t Part favorable. There was an
snlmnst unanimous expression b The
iaddrcss probably would have "a
beneficial affect on conditions, Ills
\ reference to sober aecond thought on
i IN. part ui labor leaders VAS generally
approved.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
COL. W. s. HONEYWELL
CRITICALLY ILL

Reports this afternoon from his
ON Wust copper avenue indicate
|thnt M, condition uf col " : Hope
who has been il for I'VE weeks,
Inns taken ID turn for the worse and
|tbnt hia illness b. critical. Following
ln recent trip TO salt Lake city whore
be attended % national conference OF
men ls the representative of the
Sew Mcsico cattle Growers %ussocia-
liipu. cot HoprWall visited o. mino n
'mudr 20 difficult climh up and down
La suO-inut ladder. The uursual cN-
'ortinu affected hin seriously and he
has hcen M since his return. me at
'5,uJtnr physicians indicated this al
I%teruoou that they regarded his condi-
.Iiou ns very furious,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

The young people gave n dance at
the school Of Mines Saturday night.
4 party OF twenty young people en-
ioycd a picnic at Seven-mile canyon
sunday evening.
A. II. Hilton. Jr., was the winner OF
the loving cup In the tennis tourna-
ment held last week.
DIR. Kcrahaw went 10 Albuquerque
Sunday to meet his father, who has
arrived from Charleston. $. C., TO be
his guest during the month Of August.
From Albuquerque they went TO the
pecos. whore they viii enjoy n fish
inE trip. returning to SOcorro the
latter part Of next week.
At n special election held Tuesday,
bonds To the mount Of 100000 were
voted for the erection Of a new high
school building. The proposed build
ing Will cost $4,000. but tho board
already has $4,000 ON hand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
. CHANCE TO LEARN
FLYING AT NAVY SCHOOL

The local navy "TrrfuIiiul ufIit' hhr
.|uguutrI trll, fnut thD naval air sih-
.fun ct san Diego VIII upvn 70 every
man iu the service there an upliur-
.tuuiiy tu qualify for Tying. \ COM
pl,mrut uf 900 men Jfc no Toe select
Ia .H uylltors and every man Who
mas the dcsIrc Will hc given q chance.
10 ~.
Thr air station VIII nave new bar
irnrk.. soon tu up completed, at North
Islant. ANA win house every type ul
.uirh.p tdirir! hlcsl and airpluues; All
.ivues ~ motor viii bee tnr subject OF
lsiuGy hy the men. Including the LIB
.rtt. CtrIs. Hlll-S,ott aud GnumC.
80 That q graduate nf the course ~
lstuly and trimming Will he an adept in
lrns engines amt flying equipment
inliatmsut 60 this service ls through
lthg rutiur o. apprentice seaman iof
aviation mechanics.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

soCoRgo NOTES.



W. tat't.''h ana Inhn b"M'lAlo,N
WI" m',' 'ot 'f.',' way
ca route from ~lN'lh'll' I'Nas', 7"
1llil' N'N A'eAi'"' Ni''" tn'\ nave
iiksn up nnin'H,''l
$50 a.. G.",n 80 innis wher.
" - ,' -
- u,.N, ,t ,si paso spsnt IA.
a. &C.,.
a., ,. a.. rr,1 Nl,b,,,s aud
a.. .a,, 40. a. N,rJ,f.u were
.i.,ts 81 r.f.t,ss b,l, s,ntnv
Csoree EsIib retrTneJ saturday
rr,m H.. T-,,. nil g.iIs
Nrs ID. H. sn.,i.r 1rd children and
Miss corn Nnrf,tt I,lt SUNDAY for .
ten DAYS stoy boz water canyon.
MIR. and Nta. j.. ". Hrfferuau 81
N|tnrdaicsq. were bon surulrn sunday.
pr. q. q. clarke aud niece, Miss
Eirkmnn N,Nalry. arrived iu Socorrp
SATURDAY. from Santa If,. Br. clarke
has lust rot,iNrI his discharge after a
Years. milsnry scr,ic" al Nt0uus posts
mn TeNus. Mas MrNnlrN las been at
tending l.'rilo 1yhd'm} ~ SHu'' ~
and wiz r".umc u O. s'u"l'H th'It "I
the opening oi ihe iIll term
Mrs. Il. q. suldcr was hostess TO a
beautiful appointed luncheon Satur-
day at the Val Verde. \ delicious
menu of five courses was selN'd.
CoVcrH were laid Tor .~l"SdHnl's ttrolg'
T.. COOK, Frank r. bartlett. 'harl,s
e. duncan D. T.. Sniurr. James "
Chase and Misses Cora Mutfctt, Eliza
beth Bartlett, Mss Marian BALDWIN
Miss Marian Baldwin entertained
very pleasantly saturday afternoon
the occasion u'inE hrr twoltth hirth-
day. There was 70 h~cnuuiul
cake, ice cre'l" anu ,'n'H .mu
niue slrlH pi'7'h' p"''
~cnloyablt liu''' "'.' ~, Nu'
Misses ela'l,tN' t3m,t,n
son, ,,hnsnn
rum h"''"
'h"''''', ~
Rev Nlh,l'' ~ 100
t'INl''" ~ ~ , ..,t lac ,binp
SUNNY ,u,,Cj "a, thr pros-
~. 49, ",sn err1,y August 10.
hyierian c2ni'n S@'I' Nsm,,b and
~ i'ul', ,n,l snuntd,y from
',t,r ,,in
u - OH ,-ul
Friends Of Mics MNttlc Cedar WI
be- Interested 10 hn"" th"' ~ ~"
located in N~lhupu'llnr. M'sH
has served as ID h'd 'r"@S nulN. ",
Camp Ptke' Ar"ihf'"' TOT '"' '"'
Two years
The following announcement has
boon received In Socurroi MIS- iii''
rlott ]. Fisher ANNOUNCES the marriag'
of her daughter. Arninta Jane TO w
Marion g. Spigor. ou ThurstaN, JUN
gist. 1919. Hammond Indiana. n
home after September first. Socorro
New Mexico.
A.. II u uu,il lott Monday fol
49, h,r,c In m p,so. after % thre,
,,,,ks, ytstt with Airs 4. II. Hilton.
III t.o saturday for uicl
'''n'm ytu ioin Mrs
pee 10. Wn,' uny,o"J Who hny.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
~NrwspNpIHMNN DIND,

Humboldt. ATE. Aug, ~ " fhf-
10y. one Of tho best known u"Whpnper
mon Ut the state. died here last nlsht
his home was In Prescott
I Mr.. Farley hud been ~ some tiih''
.u,.iI, his work. Mr. Far
III, mad held SEVERAL public offices.
i. anuour which WIS that Of clerk Of The
.,urnrior court Of YaNapai county. lie
'Hrycd last winter as assistant 'lerN
l.t tho state aCuutc,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

tcopysh ut. 1919. By Donald heSss.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

"ycs grandma" said the fair
vou,g thing. = am 10 De married
ldnring The bright aud gladstone
'HprinE" -, t.a,
! earnestly. "you are very Young -"
Won frci that you are lifted Tor mar
D Il am being fitted now. grandma
cspllinpl the pruape'tlN" v "''
~ .cilN 'f''N cutocn gowns ana 'h'''
co8'umeHi'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
an,ZoNA TAX BOARD SUITS.

\ phncuiN. Ariz.. Aug. p ohlpl'-
tlo,, of its work as Il board Of cquali-
iyhtipn uns expected by the state tnN
vnmnfissiun BAT" today "r Monday Ihe
board has been sitlin' nero wl''
NnuI,v and has heard representatives
nf number Of Interests concerning
mc,-uacs iu valuations made.
No Indication Ut what liz unnl re-
mort would bo. has been given 10y inc
hoard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
Sea Islands
Have Curious Smatter
Of Modern Education

Tahiti rapecte. June II, 1fy Mail)
The traveller who comes to the
South Sea Islands expecting TO md
the Inhabitants eager 10 acknowledge
The superiority Of the white man and
y%cnrning TO do him honor ~ iikeiy 10
be disappointed.
Hecauae these islands from early
days have been the haunts OF some
VI the most picturesque of the wurld'a
fotsam aud ictsnm. the brown native
has acquired education In the ap-
prniFal OF character. hcfore the tray
eler has been IN Papeeto "a hours
usually he has been noted. and his
character, station In lie y possible
Intentions have been a%ualyzcd.
white residents understanding the
Tnhitlun language derive no Uitis
amusement from listening TO the dis
cuHsions Of The natives. which indi-
cate that the brown men, secretly In
their hearts. consider themselves Hu-
periur to he Europeans. III new
conner must prove his quality and
show evidences Of good breeding be-
fore he can gain tho esteem Of the
%populacc.
san Francisco. Aug. 9.-TrisndHhip
for the Emitted States waH Widely dcnt-
unstulted IN china by participation
II the Chlnrre In observance OF me
Fourth 90 July. A recent issue % the
North china Daily News. OF Slang-
hal. just received here, evidenced
this in printing the following eN-
tract from q Chinese native language
Newspaper ~ shanghai;
The Shanghai Students Union has
despatched the following telegram 10
the kindred unions at Picking, Tien-
isip and i.ankow;
July I being the American lnde-
%pcndenrp commcmorntion day. and
a. America is country's excellent
friend. having given US much SYM
pathetic help during our pn%trintic
dcmunst Tations. W should an eN-
press our friendly feelings Ia that
| country. Please request al classes nt
hntir ports To hoist flags % send dep
\ nations 80 the American consulnies
and American chambers of commerce
Ia lender them our hcartieat conErai
ulations and good wishes.
THE sHANUHAi STUDENTS
UNION.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
nnnn INI,s INTEn MENICO.

,t.NIro civ. Aug, N.rhrce nous
Ind JIr,rcs, have arrived IN Lower
5iifnrnIa with the evident intention
tnf uottlur thcr" say A.Ni''R mM
/. ,"iny of those Immigrant japanese
\ ,yos.ad the international boundary
,nnj made secret entrance 10 the Unit
tzu ktatpH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
LOS ANGELES TO HAVE
A HOUSEMAID'S SCHOOL

Los Angeles, cal, Aug. a school
OF house maids Will be established In
los Angeles. according to plans an
uounccd by Mrs. Edwin 4. Knapp.
formerly newspnper woman OF Kansas
CIV and moro recently director OF
publicity for the General Federation
OF Womon's clubs.
Mrs. knapp believes that through
"a course Of training and the subse-
Quent employment OF graduates who
know every detail OF such services,
the work viii be raised 20 the dignity
OF a skilled trade II not a profession.
Mrs. Knapp said the PIN had been
tried successfully I'm Kansas city,
where such AN Institution was con-
Quoted boy the board OF education. The
prospective maids are trained for
housowork just as others are trained
FOR teaching. with higher standards
% service and pay q recognition
with other skilled workers.
Williams news., 1919-02-07
Lieutenant Wakefield Recovers

M
 Lieutenant Charles Wake field, (familiarly known among his intimates as Wakie is nam ed in the casualty report of February 4, as being slightly wounded, in action. prior to the signing of the arrnistice. Lieu tenant Wakefield lives in Tue son, and will bes1emembered in Williams as the genial officer in command ofthe 158th infan- try band when it visited here twice last summer. He has now recovered from his wounds and is with the American Arn1Y of occupation at f,,oblenz, as q member of the 26th infantry. !; Lieut.. Wakefield was with Company K of the Arizona National Guard at the time, of mobilization along the border, and saw service. with his com pany there. He is brother of councilman Walter Wakefield of Tucson. and his parents are MT. and Mrs. Lyman Wakefield of that city. 35ss 2-t < s5s5.s sfss: