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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02

AS rctcr Rabbit rat admitting RIOS,
breast the Oroshcak another bird
appeared IN the tree with R0sehrcaat.
"Whou fhht?" cried Peter.
Mrs. Grosbeak Of course. Who
clse would II hcg" Hputtercd Jenny
Wren rather GROSSLY.
Never mover would 7 have guessed
T." replied Peter. 'Snc doesn't look
the least BIT like him Except that she
h the same eize and shape"
This was quite true. There was no
beautiful rose colOr alhout Mira. Gros-
teak. She worc brown and FrHy
principally, with little touches OF huff
here ana there, and with dark streakr
on her breast. over each eye was a
a Whitish lin. II didn't seem possible
that she could be the mate ~ hand
some R~osearcnst. To Peter she look
Cd more like an ovcrgrown member
Of h Sparrow family. While Rose
breast sang Mir. Crosbenk was very
busy picking buds and blossoms from
h trees. This struck Peter rs queer.
What IL she DOING that for be
inquired.
For the same reason that you bite
off sweet clover blossoms and leaves"
replied Jenny Wrcn tartly.
do YOU mean 10 say M they live
on buds n hlosHomsf" cried Peter.
u never heard of such a thing. I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02
ehouldn't think Farmer Brown would

shouldn't think Farmer Grown would
like that"
Tut. tot. tut. You can nsk more
silly questions han anybody of my
acquaintancc,' rcioricd Icnuy Wren.
"nf course they don't 1--we on buds
ana blossoms. n they %dupcuard on
those they would sonu starvc 10 ecath.
Use you head. Peter. use your head.
You know well enough that buds ana
blossoms last only a very snort time.
The G~ronhcaks eat q frw Just Tor the
sake Of variety, hut live mostly on
bugs aud insects. You ask Farmer
Hrown'a hoy who ihelpa him most IN
his potato patch, and he'll tell you It's
the Grosbcaks. They certainly do
love potato bugs. They eat some fruit
bu- on the whole they are about ~
useful folk around the garden as any
mi I know. Now run along, Peter
Rabbit, and don't bother mo any
more"
Peter didn't run along right away
He sat around Watching Hoseheas'
and Mrs. Grosheak until he happened
10 luok w To sec Farmer Browns
Boy lust starting down through tho
Old Orchard. Then Peter decided Il
was time for him to leave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02

poration Ia brought before the bar OF
Justice. that done, no effort should he
spared TO convict any who have Job
bed the public aud caused untold
sickness and distress.
The chain OF evidence procured In
OHIO may link up with profiteefs In
other parts Of tho country, because
Of the large amount OF foodstuffs
brought here for consumption from
other states. This possibility shows
the importnnae OF cooperation he
tween the states In waginE a fearless
war against high prices. More than
that, II shows the necessity Of con
Eress providing necessary Legislation
10 deal with eNtortioners whip may be
engaged IN interstate trade.
There has been enough OF mere de-
ANNEXATION ~profltoerins. II Is time Tor
action. The better the job ls done
In Ohio, the sooner may one expect
a real cleanup" generally. But II 10
hoped other states viii not delay ac-
tion until concrete results are shown
here. Campaigns should be begun
Immediately. United effort will do "a
great deal 90 waken congress 10 the
need OF federal liquidation which
should place the nations entire eco
monte afrucinre On a Sound basis. ~
VIII also provide the government with
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02

AGAIN and again Il is forced upon
- me that much misunderstanding
stiil exists regarding the scope ana
uses OF psychology. II was only a NV
days ago that an acquaintance re-
marked;
II arc tho Psychologists are gaitinE
ill rnrts oi message from the other
world NOWADAYS Tho war has ccr-
tainiy huomcd things Tor th"m
Thl. aminblc Standardization of
psychology with "splrtuallsm b. hy no
means rare NClthor is the belief that
psychology and hypnotIHm are idcnti-
cal Many people are actually I'M
comfortable lu the presence Of a psy-
choloElst earring him as one who
Influence over thcm.
Then there are others who confuse
-pfychoior5 with p~hreuulogy. and 9TH
crs, again who link u up with palm
istry. Ina a word. Their" ls u wide
spread tcutcucy 60 src la psychology
fumcthlrg mystic. wierd. uucanuy.
Which is the more To- regretted
since 10 prevents many from pronting
as they might from e. clear under
standing OF what psychology really rs
tho science which occupies itself
with q systematic study OF mental lie
ana action.
Psychologists ARE Interested In tho
occult only so far as Ii may assist
Them 10 better insight INTO human
thinking aud behavior. That is tho
great object Of their luhors. They
would help men know themselves. and
through self- knowledge. grow iu SELF
direction and mastery.
or. ms stated by Henry Goddard In
the preface to ,iiH recently published
Psychology % the Normal and Sub
normal
Psychology Is the science Of mind,
and mind determines human conduct.
n would seem. therefore. highly do
Tiruhic that tho science OF mind
should bc 80 formulated ~ to con
tribute TO useful behavior.
Geology h. Of value IL civilization
IN that a. enables man not only to
understand the egrth's history, but
also 10 build. to mine. To cultivate u
intelligently-in short, to use the
earth efficiently.
Zoology enables us to know the
nature Of animals and to use them
Tor our Purposes.
Likewise psychology should en-
able us to understand the nature OF
mental proccsse and 10 use hat
knowledge 10 improve mi behavior
and 90 Increase our efficiency"
Already psychology has TO a large
oNtont attained this manitcstly de-
sirahlc end Moreover, though most
people seem unaware Of this. psych-
ology's findings are now available IN
books sp simply written hat AN may
profit from reading them.
Nor ap, these books merely general
trentises ou the principles Of psych-
olopy.
There are, 60 be sure, such trcatiscs
valuable az providing comprehensive
-...N -. -
whole. But also there has been dc-
Noloped ID large body of psychological
literature Of 70 nor special character
and Of much practical helpfulneHs.
For example. there are books spec
tally concerned with the spychology
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02
MR.. TAFTDOES HIS BIT

'WhENEVEk Mr. TAN founders into n Of the pitfalls which besct the
-. phh ~ inc inept politician" says the hladsphla NouhA m,r5car
~ are remindod Of an Incident which revealed his sstonishIng anatdty FOR
m"tunk nndiscfeuon n his genial recognition or that wcaknsne III
tos. men he wa prominently mentioned as "A eN1enua nodltatc ~
$1,000 we memorial Day ornton at Grants tomb, IN New York n In I'M
CSnre oi ms address told he assembled veterans and the putIic MAJ IN ftt
1r shs s s.enea mn oniniehon "becauHe he had Welded TO a taste fr strong
rms singular tribute to a national hero brought n eforn,o Of criticism
tpon ~ orator. To do him Justice he dd not attsrnpt to uIntpntze ~
49, 49, ~ "nitopre and political folly OF his remark. In conyeuauion "a
/" nay later h q mentioned Il with amused chaEtfn. What did vou tbnkN
y hShrn o hat break j mnd In New York; And then without wpIUny
tr a repl, he added with mock sashgeness. Il think some ono ought Wo ewS
me a good swift kick o"' :" I'VE
-Once more Mr. TAFT has had TIM ,t,r vu.a,,,a n, .u.. a. "a,
R.m.e .onseIn, ma We fancy that HI repeats to himself his Whimsical com.
nhNnt OF ms Grant speech. But we are sure that only those who have hen
fneiunou enough 70 rely upon hts Judgment and Follow his leadership will
.els mS deefe o adniniter the punishment he quantity suggested 10
- aNh M great harm 70 his party OF the Islbic. Whit. on I'M other hand
~ us uh"lulnsg performed a substantial aervice to the nation. For he
~, NOV the last ossiDihy Of danger tina the interests OF this country
vi" DC SACRIFICED Ito nternatonnlam without safeguarding reservations"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02
A SIGN OF THE TIMESa

M n hAn n@cn written In scented ink on lavender ape for or trh
an,r. -. puonoanona and more has been said behind poimod ioru,cue.
neopie n nhas M ~ poponisrrs las of musiew e know as rug time When nice
IA no1fc .na,. ~ ~ Ns@i uphs OF conservation which cn be- safcy aired
"a s~ne society hef pick m or old friend rug ume vivese@ him and ,hroy
~" get~ 70 the ncAicodinns where they gay he beonea "
~ fnch THESE SAM real nice folks 'hqtake thcnselvo. In 81. uu.
~ nnntntns, Or to some secluded lake. do the lin throsts ~ ~ 49,
n.teme' ha5 take With Them bare forth the mad renc from ,rt, - -
A. Srfg Wnu N murderous passages from FagHaccI? They 40 NOT
Ic.~f 49, ZINES hen Ioks live FOR thempJxcsa alone and fo1ow fni,
a nw reeo,d I'M NY. p heir nelghbors arshot, then. when they put on
rnnnimm ~ ~ 10y, o. oines ma only omc u OF black hroats to the accom
A. adVsrusin~s ons on me largest manufacturers of tlking-maehine records
- 49, H.uams NATIONALLY the fact hat the prices oil most ri Ms "Ist.S
a sn1A nave cen reduced. In ONE cases IA much IA ne hair pcouI.
r~ ~ nasce prices 70 stimulate he saN OF things that are nt spInne M
49, e.enu. eenorhte phfased reasons TO h. contrary Nfbutan
Homes m mnsh d a uade Incident OF Is II n sign OF the times
Women employed my metropolitan newspapers conress ccssanaIV ,bat J.
tpoch o sncopntion has saved uanva an ouern that o.hoo 49,, N ~
beer. unknown to - today. "~ """u "Ne
ao n time .eems 10 be coming when IL win be quite at Of style o rowa
- 49," utoh ~ I'M n most O us Will be honest enough with oursctv.s
M nor !" sn nn aSeanin u and tessu up that a bit OF good Did made-in -AmerIca ifl
But "hat abou tho neighbors2
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02
Make 1t National



The action Of Ohio'n governor a.
ordering an inquiry into foed prices
ma prove 10 be the first gun IN n
nation wide war against cxorbltant
living costs. Since his 80 cement on
Saturday that he had evidence Of cA-
cessivo profiteering there has been
evidence OF an a~Waksni~@ IN several
other states. Announcement comes
from Maryland that Gov. Harrington
proposes to proceed az once along tho
same lines 10 be followed IN Ohio,
and a movement hnH been started Ia
New York city 10 make the probr ma
tloEnl Ia scope. Gov SprOul Of Penn
aylsanla Ia also considering a plan To
trace the source OF profiioefing and
Il investigating his powers TO punish
those Responsible. Mayors q
pendent organisations IN cities OF other
atafes have suggested similar action.
Gov. Cox Ehouid he given every pos
aiblo fuppori by prosecuting ntiorneyn
and 0fhvr Officials throughout the
90 make the canpaisn g sue.
osas Their should be no iet-up untii
sven %pFonicering individual o. cor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02
The Student
"Deinobbed"


\ ninctocn-ycur-oid private In tho
Marine Corps returned the other da,
from many months service In Frun-u.
lite is n OF fuu EitrNlvors Of his or
iEinal company. went over the ton
scores OF times. u wears Tho CruiN
do Guerrc. bestowed at tho hands of
General pctatn. when asked whnt
he Is planning Ia do now. he nswcr
ed tiat he Will finish his high school
work and thon go on to college.
OF the thousands OF young men
now getting out Of Khaki into '%ciyioa"
there are very many who viii 10
back 10 the books which thcy lnid
aside at the call to arms. and they
present an interesting problem IN
NOR ways Than one. How can %
man who has lived through the hell
OF The front line trenches or fought
his way through the Argonnc. who
has seen the extremes ~ ubicct
Co%wufdice aud exalted horoism. aud
has been made twenty ycurt olgoi
The experience. turn his MIND again
to school books The intricpcley OF
algebra must seem tame and iusipid
to one VIII kuov.s t4fnematirs brsi
as II relates 10 artillery t%raject,
ana aa Tor Caesar D. uditttC var our
young men have taken part In "a Gal
lie war which dwurfz an Others into
nothingness.
For the present the soldier probably
does not feel the i~ncougruity oi put
ting back into the Hchulnsilc hurnoss
a mind which has been fairly mum
dated with experience abroad. He b.
glad to get back to the old. simple
things. aud %ard"ntly desires To hcur
no more of Franco or things French.
This mood. however. will pass. Philip
Gibbs recently commented ON the
rvstlossness OF his ricnds who have
been "demobbcd." AS the British say;
the painter finds he can paint moth
ing which satisfies after looking on
"a skyful of blazing rockets; the mus
clans tunes seem tiUkly after the
crash of the guns: the story writer
who has listened to the terse messages
OF the dying. or the babblo OF the
shcll-rhockcd. finds his work FAM
tastically unreal,
AZ for the teacher, ~ he be Of the
mHle sex the strain upon him will be
equally severe. The most cHlluw lad
with "a wound stripe acquired over
seas is more of a man, In the sense OF
having faced human experience and
conquered life. Than the hoHricst
81 y-at-homc professor, ana tho lat
ter knows 1t. Discipline In the class
room has always been predicntcd on
tn assumption that the instructor be-
a sort Of superior being, n when he
shows by an apologize attitude that
he knows very well be h nothing q
the sort the process Of learning from
him becomes decidedly peculiar. II
the teacher be % lady. faced hy q
class of twenty year old wh0 In lie
experience and suffering are men OF
forty, h problem is equally acute, u
somewhat different. The task of get
ling back 10 normal relationships and
ways OF thought is one OF the hardest
OF the uftcr-wur period, and 10 do II
successfully viii need All the skin and
brains which the nation, collectively.
possesses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02
ErETTTE, pur AFFIIENT.

Time. Mas the noble red man
Koamcd the forest and the plain;
lie knew the JOY OF battle
And he ruled n wide domain.
lie wore red paint and feathers,
Pcrchance a skin or two
And enjoyed his Independence,
As savage peoples do.
But h red man IN no longer
A cuppcr-cOlored car:
And now he gets arrested
Just o speeding In his car.
Birmingham Age-Herald'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02

In 1874. ON August g. Edward
recalled t0 England from his cruNh
Iu Palestine o., the death of his mthfI
Henry ~, landed ir England, ~
tho lgth uf the same month he WI
crowned lu Westminster Abbey. i9sl
ware was boz his thirty--iNth year.
had achieved fame ana honor 'y r.
Ndlor as u warrior during the crusay 7.
and the nation was proud Of the fhiFI
uf their king Hiu reign marked II
Tpriod Of constitutional progress 10
england which tended greatly To g-
face the effects Of the Norman Cor .
quest. 4,
I'm itGU. ON August o James II y
scotland. uick-numcd Jamcs-wtth-th z
Hery-fucc. WINS Killed uy the burHtii.
~ a gun. lie had roignod twenty
four years.
ON August 3. lu iig2. Christoph=
sailed from fulos. Spain, -
his frat voyage Of discovery to Amc-
lea. The expedition consisted OF IL
carnck Santa Marin, Columbus Hhil
and two other vessels with Aotul crew
comprising 100 men.
In 1904, ON August Q, during on
with Tripoii, the United state
auuadron. under Commodore lcbl"t
appeared before Tripod. The irignt
I~'hlltdclphlI was sent into the hurho
~ N'H.NNNN'|H We - NAFENH - 49,"
and was obliged To surrender. Thu
tool the crew prisoner
and while the officers received tn
customary consideration uH prisoner
Of war, the men were treated hki
Early ln February OF the ton
year Lieutenant Decatur en-
tered the hHrhur with a SIN.
schooner. routed the Tripoliian crct
On board the Philadelphia and set thl
shin nm fire. This feat Mug accom-
under heavy tire from the surf
rounding vessels ana the land hutl
Decatur escaped without thf
loss ~ q man.
August .. IN lSi3, was the birthdai
VI the famous swedish singer Christ
tine Nilsson, /
lts now up 10 the summer giri
To ply her mystic art
And gather victims hy the score y
To gu her roumy ncurt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02
QUEER THINGS
In the News

, Cleveland o., Aug. tie
turn In Five Days mc.ns moth
, Ing In the life u some people.
, II took Gas days Tor ono letter
, to make n trip OF two city
, blocks, and 5Gi days for another
; IN Cleveland.
, The day after the was was
} declared on Germany. April Z.
, 1917. Col J. j. sullivan. then
} president OF the Superior Saw
} ings & Trust CO.. wrote "a letter
} to John krisbuinson. iiO5 W.
, 9Th street ON Jan. o. 1918. he
} wrote another to the same adj
, dress.
Yesterday both letters were
} returned unopened and bearing
} notatinns on the envelopes. "Not
} at" and Return 10 Writer" I
This has happened since the Z
letters we're mailed:
POstngr rates increased I
and then decreased.
Col. S%ulliyan's title chang
ed from president Of tho
bank 10 chairman OF the
board OF directors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02
USE

BY II. ~ADDINGToN BRUCE
Author of The Riddle OF Personality" PSYCHOLOGY aud
Paronthood." Etc.
Copyright 1919, by tho Associated Newspapersl

or rhiidhood-books with which eve
parent aud teacher should be FAM
inr. There are books ON modtd
psychology, helpful not only to do
tors hut To- those iaymcn who woQ
Keep themselves in nervous and me,
tai health.
the manufacturer. merchant, sil.
man will gain from Htill other booi
dealing moro particularly with Z
psychology OF business. SO VIII 4,
lawyer. clergyman. and other profS
sional men. Psychology has "a md
sage for everybody.
To help impnrt this message 4,
have drawn up "a list of some Of q.
best and simplest Of these gcnef
and special works. Those who Wi
the list have only "a write to me
the care Of this newspaper, inclnsii
O. stamped and solf-uddrcssod onv'
one.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02

-Four years ola Martha could re-
member thnt her birthday wan ON the
22d. but had difficulty In remember
Ing that the month MAS March.
Thinking 20 imprcss II un her. her
mother sad: March. march, murchi
What do the soldiers co."
a sow DAYS later on being asked
when hcr birthday was. Martina look
ed appealing az her mother and then
said in 70 triumphant voice, shoot
twenty-five"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02

THEY arc now being referred TO a,
the frying Germans.
MR. MAcKAY proved u 10 Mr.
hurleson by cutting the rata 20 por
cent within twenty arcondr after Mr..
furicson had been pried LOOSE.
There's no longer need 10 worry
Ana TO fuHs M fume and hurry
On your job In a steaming August
lust diseases high cost OF living
And fne service you r giving.
with She boss as you demand a
'"'se OF pay .Al
THOSE MCUTcHEON cartoons
depicting the delights OF Chicago as
a summer resort were drawn and
printed In June. They need a little
~iedraftins to ~ August conditions.
THE ASSOCIATES PRESS rcporis
that 5000 zoo eggs brought 10 Genoa
By the American steamship sun"
are rStting at the dock. They should
be taken out Of the sun.
THE SAID EGGS were twenty days
In reaching Genoa. arrived during "a
general strike and could not be un-
loaded for sixteen days more. The
dispatch states tina the municipal
authorities have now requisitioncd
the eggs ind will dispose OF them To
ne best advantage"
GENOA must be figuring on going
70 war on the modern basis OF high
explosives and ncxiOus gas.
RUSSIANS fight Reds barefoot
and lacking arms"-heRdlinc. Prob
ably biting the B~oisheviki.
HOW, We ask you. can we maintain
our faith In our courts when, after
drinking a quart OF AIS. We are told
that tbs courts hold II to be intoxi-
eating?
r. BLANKENsTEIN. OF Temple.
Texas. has grown a bean that is ga
feet long and weighs ten pounds. The
vino from which said bean was
pluckcd has grown all over the top
OF Blanks windmill and he's filling
a go-t0n silo from the foliage.
The special correspondent doesn't
&c state. hut wen bet hat the roofs
have penetrated to the second sand
anG brought IN n 10000 barrel gusher.
WITH 2s wara going on II looks as
~ most OF Europe had enrolled In
the league to enforce peace.
GERMAN bands are long since ex-
tinct and Jazz bands are TO be out
lnwcd. What do you reckon they
propose to DO with all the trombone
players?
IN PROPOSING reservations TO the
pending league OF nations, Mr.. Hughes
Is for II sure, but he wants u scat
quite ncn the door.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02

essential facts so there need be no
serious delay through long druwn-
out Investigations before stringent
laws are framed and passed.
Tho problem ~ nation wide. lta
solution upon national lines would
lend great aid To the scttlement or
unrest In evidence everywhere. ohio
IL hopeful OF important results from
Gov. CoN's action.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02
CRIME IN CHICAGO.

chicaEo's got a woman
A will send up tn the pen:
She shot "a man and killed him,
hut She won't do that again.
The lady wort be punished
For the shooting. we are told
The crime that found conviction
Was the crime or being old.
Houston Post.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02

a mother having the habit Of sing
ing al her work, whrhied. NJ more
no more that cross ia near" -Four
year old Martha, indicating the dog,
asked seriously: rs he "a cross eyed
bear"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02
rspECIAILY NOWADAYS.

Answer tn Sonny: Eighteen isn't
700 early to marry. young fellow but
$40 u week is.
From the Arkansas Thomas Cat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02

while in tho nct or acquiring y
black eye 10 man Is apt To sec a lot ~
stars that are unknown 20 astron-
omcTs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02

THE PRESIDENTS announcement
that the stay Of American soldiers Ia
Russia Is TO be indefinite, brings ror
The Philadelphia North American tho
reflection that unless they are rein
forced their stay Is likely TO be eternal.
THE ADMINISTRATIONS. II Is re-
ported. holds that critics Of the shan
tung provision do not know whether
Rhantung Is % peninsula or a political
policy.
Contrib: why did YOU turn down
thai Joke l sent you
Editor (demobilized artillerist);
"On account OF It's low Visibility.
Boston Transcript.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02

lt's now up ~ the summer giri
To ply her mystic ara
And gather victims 10y the score
To nll her roomy ucurt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02

WITH 2s wars going on II looks as
~ most OF Europe had enrolled in
the league to enforce peace.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02

THE AssOcIATED PRESS reports
that b,OOO. zoo eggs brought TO Genoa
By the American steamship sun"
are rStting at the dock. They should
be taken out nl The sun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02

HOW, we ask you. can we maintain
our faith In our courts when, after
drinking a quart OF AIS. We are told
that the courts hold II to be intoxi-
catingf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02

THOSE MTCrrcHEON cartoons
depicting the delights OF Chicago as
a summer rCsOrt were drawn and
printed In June. They need a little
.iedraftlns to nt August conditions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02

GENOA must be figuring on going
70 war on the modern basis OF high
explosives and ncxiOus gas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02

GERMAN bands are long since ex-
tinct and Jazz bands nre TO be out
What do you reckon they
propose to do with all the trombvne
players?
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02

RUSSIANS right Reds barefoot
and lacking arms"-heRhline. Prob
ably biting the Bolsheviki.