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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13
HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COLD
Says Cream Applied in Nostnls
Opens Air Passages Right Up

Instant rrlisf uu waiting, Your
rlugEod nuatrilH open right up. the air
u~hNsarpH ut your hrad clear o. YOU
can breathe freely 40 more hawk
Ink. snuftllnr. blowing, headache,
trNrcaa so struggling Tor breath 40
night your cold or cuttrrh dihip.
pears.
Oct BE- small hottie of Ely's cream
Balm from your druggist now Apply
u little of this fragrant untiHoptio.
healing cream in your uoHtrils. II pou-
ctrntes through every air passage nf
tho head. snuthrH tho infinmod or
swollen mucuu membrane ana relief
umr INSTANTLY.
irs IuHf Fine llH'f stay stuffpIa
up with % cold uT NASTY cttttth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13


Ernest n. Reynolds. rtrcfE fcdfo N.
~ y FIno' ~ SANTA " county. vice
Huro Nrahrfr. Process. Each for tho
term ending March, 1891.
For mcmhcrN - h hoard of trus-
tees. Institute Zoe the Blind nosalio
icpeA " ptcfo cpunty. Wee John r.
hnli. removed from tue state fur the
term ending March 1881
For memhcra Of the Capitol custo-
dian committee Tcit Zorro Rivera, of
Santa 70 county iuiIs a. Gerles, ~
Santa ~ county. Each for a term u
two ycarn.
For mofnbera Of the board ~ o..
tcopathy Mr. Margaret &. brewing
ton. % neruAlllio county e. A. wheel
On. Of Santa ~ county Walter MHyca,
u socofro county. Each Tor a term
% tao years
For msmbcrH ~ Tho board Of water
COMMISSIONER Nicl,ip ortcFn. 81
santa Fc county. vice " Ortsra. re-
signed For term ending March. 1891.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13
HOUSE WOULD TNN
INCOMES ONIH 81. 0un

The turns hlll Tor tine Taxation OF
incomes over 5000 was passed with
out opposition boz the horse ct r'pir
tcntntisps uu "Wednesday evening Tho
ltU provides u slidiug scale ~ taxa
ton ranging from half ~ uun
percent un Incomes between $4,000
and $4,000 10 three percent un in
comes over 10000. Partial rNctup-
IONS are allowed tu heads ~ fmilirH
ami 90 those paying personal property
taxes.
The house then passed house u'l
sss uruyidinE for doubling tho fvrr
for automobile iiconsrs The measure
pluCo. the tN ut forty cents per y N
C. e.. horsepower Tor passenger VEIN
Giles and nttY cents per n A. 4 o.
horsepower for motor Trucks Tbs
raises the license fees from the prrs-
ont range between 81 and fl-t0 Co
one between 81 and $40
The Lee road BIN authorizing the
appointment 81 ruad superintendent
loo each rnunty wuH passed after "A
lengthy fight ln which scsoril ut.
teupfH were made 90 revise the road
tax cluusp, This provision required
every mulc between 20 ana go Co pas
81 lD ROAD tax padilln Of Ncrnallliu,
sought CO. lover this 90 ~ co. one
Gays lghUr but his amendment w.
tabled
Huad fund Inil PASSED..
Tho committee substitute Tor house
bin SO 1H3. providing Tor % three
min road tuN lev, fur three Nonrs cal.
rulutrd 90 raise nearly 81. uun. Huu Go.
match government road funds avail.
ahin Tor postal ruufrs. wuH acted uus
on ~fayurahly. IG votes uciug cast Boo
favor uf DO and only eight against
senate hlll SEQ 1913. De-. Arranging tho
method ut lnlaiuE funds Tor the ptN
mcrt ct district attorneys iu ur.irr
that the additional attorney for tho
nftA judicial district might hay a
lawfully provided SALARY, wont
through the house with u unanimous
vote tiyuriuE lbs adoption.
L. ". " 6iNcn jolt.
4 huhy blow wuH aimed a. Tho T.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13
KEEP URIC ACID
OUT OF JOINTS
Tells Rheumatism Sufferers TO
Eat Less Meat and Take
Salts.

rheumatism n easter TO avoid than
90 cure. states a well-known author
NV we are advised To dress warmls'
keeo the feet dry. avoid exposure. eat
less meat. but drink plenty ~ good
water
rheumatism l. a direct result Of
rating too much meat and other rich
foods that produce uric acid which "
absorbed into the blood " D. the
function 81 the kidncys to litter this
acid from the blood and EAST " out In
tbe urine the pores OF the skin arc
also a : Of freeing the blood of
this impurity. In damp u chilly
cold weather the skin pores are closed
thus forcing the Kidneys 20 DO double
work. they become weak and sluggish
and fall 10 eliminate the uric ncid
which keeps accumuintinE and cirru-
latlng through the system, eventually
ssttilne w the Joints aud muscles caus.
ms stiffness, soreness and pain called
rheumatism.
At tho first twinge % rheumatism
set from any pharmacy about % %
ounces 81 Jad Salts put a tablespoon
fui ln u glass % water and drink be-
fore breakfast each moruinn Tor a
week. This ~ said 10 eliminate urie
acid BY stimulating the Kidneys ~
normal action. thus riddinr the blood
% these Impurities.
Iad salts h inexpensive harmless
aud d. made from the ncld 81 grapes
and lemon Juice, combined with uthii
and b. Used with excellent results hA
thousand. 81 folks who are subject "a
rheumatism. Here you have u pleas
ant. c~ffcryescrnt hthla- water drinl
which helps overcome uric acid hn,
h beneficial 90 your Kidneys az well
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13
REPRESENTATIVES
PASS RESOLUTION
FOR STATE BOARD
Constitutional Amendment WIN BE
Submitted 10 People. Proposing
Board Of Three TO Manage AL
New Mexico Institutions.


sanu W. y. 81. March "a - The
house " representative this morning
%concurrci In the passage " senate
joint resolution No y under the
terms 81 which he constitutional
Amendment will bc rubmitted o. the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13
XAGNERAAAOUNCES
APPDRT0NhENT OF
STATE SCHOOL FUND

07FTIfI 00-HHFfF0NnfN1E v FHf HfffI1
Santa fc. ~. NJ. March i1.-of the
funta Ia the hands % the state treas
tondfnt o. public Instruction. announ.
ces hat ON March 10 ne made the
fulluwinf urportioniugntu among sew
ern counties. the appurtlonment be-
lng " ceuts 20 each person. The APP
pOulonmrnfn follow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13
Governor Declines
To Support War on
League of Nations
Continued frum page onel-

ltanilnucl run n,gc oncl
u. approval thereof should " he co.
gulr,d Oh. uu The other hand you arc
boz Favor uf sutu 30 league I THINK your
t,ruIlfIuu should hr Tanned Hn hr 10
leave uu ruuII fur u,lHundrrst'ndlnr
aud mi-IUtprprrtI ton A. much GEL DO
hurts w, Iu ht compelled tn diHtrt '
with Nuu uu thIs point ] feel thhi ~
my Outs tu myself 200 the people of
uur stat. and eff uur common conn
trl tu express mN d~IHtpproysl I uu.
every respectfully,
go a LNuWAZptu.
Governor
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
Or. SUNWALT is
CONFERENCE SPEAKER

The closing session OF the Christian
Activities Conference was held last
evening in Mrandywine NJ. Z. Church
with the Rev. John W. r. Sumwalt, d..
D., leading the devotional services and
preaching. His sermon subject was
"Some Requisites for Christian Ser
vice" The requisites DE pointed out
We're three in number: Fidelity, sym
palhy and spiritual power.
In expounding this theme Or. sum
walt stated that 90 do Christian ser
vice one must be faithful TO his prin-
ciples and faithful 30 his task; he
must have sympathy in his makeup
and possess the power 10 make blind
eyes and souls see God
lie remarked, in his discussion or
the necessity for one TO be faithful %
his task, that the only time an un-
pleanant task looked good to me was
after / had finished it."
At the afternoon sermon, the Rev. J,
p. Macmillan. OF New York City, spoke
ON Impulses from the Life Of Peter"
Mrs Mary NJ. Russel. OF Chicago. d.
rector OF the young peoples work in
the Sunday schools Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, spoke on Methods
OF Young Peoples Work"
Evening journal., 1919-09-26

RESUME MEETINGS

Special 90 The Evening journal.
MIDDLETOWN. Sept. 26.-Iames p.
Walls has purchased a building on
Broad street. south OF J. Z. Crossland S
residence, and will erect a dwelling
there.
Miss Mary p. Merritt has been named
delegate to the state convention Of the
". C.. r.. L.. which meets in Dover on
October s, Q and 10.
The Midtown Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation VIII resume iis meetings to-
day. The meetings viii be held In The
school building.
The pleasant-Summit w c. T. L. mas
elected these officers: President Miss
Annie Lynch; first yice-president, Mrs.
Kate Kane; second yicespresldent. Mrs
sadie Robinson: secreiaty, Mrs Laura
Eliason: treasurer, Mrs. Hester Ellison;
superintendenl-low mission, Miss
Leyina Lynch; sabbath Observance
Mrs. Elizabeth Bender; social purity
Mrs. Regina Hopkins: White Ribbon,
Mrs. Elizabeth Marker; literature, Mrs.
Hannah Colt; mercy, Mrs. Ida Daniels;
White Ribbon recruits, Mrs. Marie Bid
die: music. Mrs. Colt.
The children Of st. Anne's sunday
school will hold a party in the parish
house this evening
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
.SHIPYARD ATHLETES
I'm ATHLETIC TOURNEY

The inter-shipyard boxing tourna-
ment arranged between the sun and
Chestre ship Athletic Associations.
will take place on the sun ship athletic
field. Chester. tomorrow afternoon.
The contests are the outcome OF end
less discussion as 90 the merits OF the
athletes OF the yards, and the win
ners OF the tournament viii claim the
shipyard boxing championship and
compete against any yard on the Della
ware.
The fun card to be dicided Is as fol-
lows: sun Ship entrles-JOe Pappas,
Young Fitzpatrick, Eddie Larson,
Mickle Devine, Geo. TX. o." Manages,
Bob Beebee, Kid Parry and Dutch
Fisher. Chester Ship enlries-Frank
Carbon, Charlie Bail, Joe Mack, Ollie
Bail, Larry Mowry, Happy Diamond
and Al Jones. The boys viii weigh in
at ringside, and all Of the contests will
be % a decision, with two judges and
a referee.
Evening journal., 1919-09-26

posts in this zone. Employment OF ad-
ditlonal help was authorized. but such
had TO be trained In the preparation OF
papers and records required for each
shipment. The government requires
one hundred per cent inspection Of all
supplies before same are shipped.
Delay was also Occasioned by the
that many Of the articles
ordered were not IN the warehouses OF
this depot Warehouses IN other dis
irlcts were requisitlonlng Baltimore
for canned tomatoes. corned beef, eorned
beef hash and salmon, for example. Of
which they had none. while Baltimore
was requisiil0ning asparagus. string
beans, baking powder, rolled oats. corn
and other articles Of which none were
on hand IN the Baltimore warehouses.
Work has been continued Sundays
and overtime "a order 10 expedite ship
ment and barring any unexpected de-
lays. u Is believed that all such orders
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
NEWS HAPPENINGS
AB0UTNEW CASTLE
Miss Linda W. Appleby to
Become Bride Of H.
Wilson Price
MISS WATT SUFFERS
FROM RRAlN FEVER

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, sept. 26-The Boy
Scouts Will meet this evening, in the
Old Armory All Scouts are requested
20 wear uniforms.
The knights OF Pythias viii meet
this evening
Miss Bebecca Watt, daughler OF the
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Watt, Of VII
mngton, Is seriously m with brain
fever
Mr.. and Mrs Clayton d. Appleby an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Linda Wooley. 10 II Wilson Price,
SON OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Price, OF
Newark. The wedding viii take place
the latter part of October. Miss Apple
by was a graduate OF the New Castle
Hlgh School last June.
Many people from the NJ Z. Church
attended the services at BranGyNvln-
NJ +. Church, in Wilmington, ycsler-
day.
Frank Bedford and Willard Perry
visited relatives here yesterday.
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
"GYM" CLASSES START
AT Y. M. C. A MONDAY

Each day brings closer the time OF
tne opening Of the fall and winter work
IN the physical department OF the local
T. NJ. C. A. Many OF the members.
ootn men and boys. are laundering
tneir gymnasium wear in anticipation
OF the first-olass session next MONDAY.
A quiet but consistent drive win be
made this fall TO enroll a great number
or men In the business mems and
young mems gymnasium classes The
drills nd recreatlonal featudes have
been carefully planned and prepared 10
produce just The right break IN the ex-
acting routine Of business duties for
business men. In addition 10 the drills
there Will be taught in the class ses-
sions elementary gymnastic dancing
chest weight and stall-air abdominal
exercises. which is usually followed bv
some form OF recreational game Vol
ley ball has become a national favorite
with business mems groups.
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
TROPHY SHOOTS OVER
THE GREENHILL TRAPS

Many Greenhill shooters win attend
the opening shoot OF the Philadelphia
TrapshoOiers' League tomorrow. but
10 accommodate those shooters not
wishing 10 90 out OF town, the traps
will be open as usual, and Indications
point 10 good crowd.
II the present holders OF The class
cups, George simon, II. Wilson. w. q.
Lynch and Dr. Marshall. are among
those present, they will be prepared
70 defend their title against any chal-
lengers.
The Black Diamnod target cup shoot
VIII also be held and an added class
handicap. every shooter will have an
opportunity to win leg. Points are
growing fast In the ivory py-ra-lin
sets. and On etotals will be siill further
increased on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
ARM FOOD SOON
WILL BE DELIVERED

Complaints have been made TO news
papers, TO the War Department and to
the postal authorities. relative to de-
lay which Is being experienced In re-
celvlng surplus government supplies
purchased through the postoflce. The
following explanation is made by Col
onel H. NJ. Merriam. zone supply Office,
at Baltimore:
"lmmedlatly after the armlstlce. In
strucilons were received from the War
Department to reduce working forces
and all other expenditures as rapidly as
possible. This was done so that when
municipality and postoiilce orders came
IN ihe clerical force was not able 20
cope with the additional work aud the
current work Of supplying camps and
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
rlal 70 The Evonlng journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal
DELAWARE CITY. sept. 26-Mrs.
Murray Stewart, Of Wilmington. IS
visiting her sister. Mrs. Henry Higgins.
The road leading from Delaware City
10 Clarks Corner Is closed while being
repaired, the only entrance TO town
being by ST. Georges causeway. which
is continually flooded
Mrs. William b. Jester. chairman or
knitting, would like 20 have all articles
returned by October 40.
Mrs. Eliza Nandergrift, Mrs. John
Schunder and Miss Idle Bradway were
Philadelphia visitors yesterday.
Nearly a million acres OF oil fields IN
Columbia are now under development
hy North American interests
Evening journal., 1919-09-26

they went and worked hard in their
district 10 stimulate interest in the
school work, men Of this character are
strongly supporting the new school
code. in a great majority OF the dis
lricts they have accepted appointment
to serve as local commissioners under
Inc new code, until the school election
OF 1920. when the people in each local
school district will elect three school
commission"-'-
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
EpwogTH LEAGUE OPENING.

The EpwOrth league OF Scott VI. p.
Church will reopen at 640 o'clock on
Sunday evening. The speaker will be
a returned sailor. William Campbell. A
special program including special music
by the choir has been prepared. Every
body will be welcome.
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
IIGHT REARERs Tn MEET.

The Willing Light Bearers Of First
Presbyterian Church win meet in the
church at o'clock tomorrow after
noon. A social hour will follow the
interesting program which has been ar
ranged.
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
TO HOLD MATINEE
RACES AT BERLIN

Special 10 Tho Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN. Sept. 26. - Matinee
races Will be conducted at the Frank
lin Driving Rark, Berlin. Md, on Thurs
day afternoon. october Q. Horses from
Georgetown, Bridgeville. Harrington.
Lewes in this State, and sections of
Maryland and Virginia have been en-
tered. Purses viii be given as fol-
lows: Free-for-all, 500; 222 class.
$50; 230 GLASS. $50: 3-minute class.
Farmers rece). $40.
Evening journal., 1919-09-26

A bullet. travelling straight for the
heart OF a Toledo policeman. hit the
officers badge, shattered II, ripped his
coat and went off at an angle without
touching his body.
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
CLOSE DELAwARE CRY moan.

as are referred 70 above. VIII be shipped
by the early part Of next werk.'
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-09-18
AN ORDINANCE

Carrying into effect the will Of the prop
erty taxpayers of Road District No 4.
ROssicr Parish, Louisiana. as expressed
at an election held on August -. 1919,
and lcvying 4 special road tax Of : mills
on the dollar of the assessed valuation
of all asscssable property in Road Dis
trict No. 4. for the period of five years
beginning with the year 1919 and ending
with and including the year 1923, for
the purpose of building. constructing and
repairing bridges and building, repairing
and maintaining public roads in Road
District No. 4. BOssiCr Parish. Lausiana.
Section l. Be it ordained by the Police
Jury OF BOssier Parish, Louisiana, That.
pursuant to an election held in Road Dis
trict No. 4, BOssier Parish, louisiana, on
August -. 1919, at which election Il special
tax of mills on the dollar of the assessed
value Of all assessiblc property in Road
District No. was voted by the property
tax-paying voters. the said special road
tax of :, mills is hereby levied for the
year 1919. and for each subsequent year to
and including the year 1929.
Section ,. Be it further ordained. etc.
That the Tax Assessor of BOssier Parish.
louisiana be and he is hereby ordered
and instructed to extend on his tax roll
said special road tax Of ) mills for the
year 1919. and each subsequent year to
and including the year 1928. and that the
Tax Collector Of Bossicr Parish will col
lcct said tax J. q. McDADE,
President Police Jury pro TEN.
Il. b. HILL. Clerk Police Jury.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-09-18
SHERIFF"S SALE.

Bank Of Benton rerxnx knights Of Pythias.
Center LDdge No. ~, II. Of y. No. 1859.
In SecOnd District court. B0sxier Parish,
Louisiana.
BY virtue of Il writ of seizure and sale.
issued in the above entitled suit. and to me
directed. have seized. and will proceed to
sell mt public auction. to the last and high
est bidder. mt the front door Of the Court
House. in the town Of Benton. La. on Sat
urday. October Is, 1919, the following de-
Scribcd property, to-wit:
The following piece or parcel of land off
of the north side of block 40, described as
follows: Commence ut the northwest cor
ncr on the east side of Siblcy Street and
run in Il southcrly direction down said
street 10 feet to point. thence run from
this point in an easterly direction 100 feet
to point, thence in Il northcrly direction
60 feet to the south side Of Sixth Street.
thence in westerly direction 100 feet to
point of beginning. together with all build
ings and improvements thereon.
Terms Of Sale 1900 For cash, without the
benefit of appr;liscment. to pay and satisfy
the sum of $500. with per cent per an
mum interest thereon from March rs. 1914,
less credits of $3a..21 Of date December Il.
1916. and so Of date March Il. 1917. until
paid and all costs of suit. including 10 per
cent on said sum and interest as attorney $
fees. J. +. EDWARDS.
Sheriff. Bossicr Parish, Louisiana.
Benton. La, Sept. II. 1919. Loot 161
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Notice, Road Contractors

SEALED bids will be. received by the Road
Committee on October IS. 1919, Mt eleven
o'clock am, ut their Office. in Plain Deal
ing La. for the following road work-on
the Benton-A rkansas Highway, in Ward
Three, BOssicr Parish. Louisiana:
Five miles Of grading. apprOximating
10000 cubic yards of earth. and averaging
about 1000 cubic yards per mile. Bids to
be made on each mile. or on the entire lot.
Also. on the cleaning off and grubbins Of
about three acres Of rightofway. and 80
rods of fencing. to be moved off rightOfway
and rebuilt.
Also. at the same time and place sealed
bids will be received for the building of
about 175 cubic yards of concrete culverts.
The concrete work to be bid on as a com
prtcd job also for the work with all ma
tcrial placed on the ground: also for the
culverts to be of vitrified tile with proper
concrete head-walls. If of vitrifcd tile
there would be needed about 12I feet Of 49,
inch tile. 256 feet of 24-inch tile and 30
feet of :;O-inch tile.
All plans and specifications can be seen
mt our Office.
\ check for ; per cent of each bid to nc
company each bid.
\ personal bond Of 20 per cent of the
contract price to be made by contractor in
favor of the President of the Police Jury of
Bossicr Parish.
Any or all bids may be rejected by the
Road Committee.
J. T. MAyEY.
n. W. SENTELL.
NJ s. BoIINGER. Road Committee
For Road District No. :, Bossier Parish.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

NOlI( II of ELLA llON.
BE IT ORDAINED, and it is hereby ordered
by the Village Council, in regular session
convened That an election be held on
Monday. October 6. 1919. for the purpose
of voting on the proposition of $4,000
bond issue. to run for period of twenty
years. for the purpose of constructing a
light plant and watcrwOrks in the Village
of Plain Dealing, La.
All qualified voters who are taxpayers
will be entitled to participate in this
election.
Said election shall be held under the
general election laws of the State of Lou
isiana. except as herein specified.
The ballots used may be either written
or printed, and shall read: For the prop
ositiOn to vote $4,000 in bonds. to run
for period of twenty years, for the pur-
pose of constructing light plant and
watcrwcrkS in the Village of Plain Dealing.
La. or, Against the proposition to vote
$4,000 in bonds. to run for period of
twenty years for the purpose of construct
ing light plant and waterworks in the
Village of Plain Dealing. La.
amount of property voted. S..
Name. ---------..
That returns of said election shall be
made to the Mayor and Council on Tues
day. October Z. 1919.
The following known residents arc here
by named us commissioners and clerks to
conduct said election: j. W. Dcmoss. NJ. n.
.Adiir and W. J. Johnston, commissioners
J. Il. TURNKEY, clerk.
W. ii. STROUD, Mayor.
J. PERRY. Secretary.
September 4. 1919. 36-4I