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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10
BRUNO DUKE
Soluer of Business Problems
BY HAROLD WHITEHEAD
Copyright.
THE PROBLEM OF THE NEW
RESTAURANT
Just q Teaspoon

Just n Teaspoon
JyOR few days after our meeting at
= "The Golden Hour" restaurant, /
was busy on 'the problem of the snug
gled jewels"
After making my report to Bruno
Duke and discussing certain points In
connection with the case. he said:
Have a look at that spoon on the
sideboard; it's in that little cardboard
box"
Wondering what It was about, walk
ed to the sideboard and, opening the
cardboard box, took out a silver plated
teaspoon of an unusual and distinctive
| pattern.
"What about it?" queried, turning
it over in my hand.
! "Slip it in your pocket and ask Mary
what she thinks of it and IL she would
like It,"
I was puzzled, for knew there was
something back Of his request.
'All right. Mr.. Duke. Good after
noon." I walked briskly downstairs and
within half an hour was holding my dear
one in my arms.
We had nearly finished dinner be-
fore I thought of the spoon.
"What do you think of that" ex-
claimed when happened to feel the box
in my pocket.
What's that?" she asked.
This is for you to look at" said,
taking the box from my pocket.
"Why, Peter, you old darling" she
cried, delighted, you've bought me a
little gift-you shouldn't have done It."
t'I didn't" blushed a little as I
spoke. "Its not me-it's not me-it's
from Mr.. Duke; that is, Mary, it isn't
from him exactly"
II understand everything you haven't
said," Mary looked solemn, although
her eyes were dancing with mischief, as
they always do when she leases, but
why one teaspoon?' she wagged it be-
tween her thumb and finger as she spoke.
Hem! You see, Mary, Mr.. Duke
wants to know what you think Of it,
"Why?"
II haven't the least idea" Then we
both burst out laughing. After we fooled
about the spoon for while Mary said:
We'll. sir, you can tell Mr.. Duke j
want some like it. If he wants to give
me one spoon, it viii cost you some
money, for I'll want at least five more
like it."
"All right, lady mine. Nowiet's for
get spoons and everything else and 90
to the moVies.'
When I entered Dukes apartment on
Seventy seventh street the next morn
ing, I thought for a moment that he
must have remained in his chair all
night, for he was still smoking his
hookah and was still dressed in his
gorgeous -hued dressing jacket.
Morning. Peter" he gave friendly
wave with his hand, which caused the
hookah tube to curl round gracefully as
il joining in his morning greeting.
"What does Mary think of the spoon?"
"She likes it, but says If YOU give
her one, I'll have to buy another five or
eleven to make up set
Splendid !" Duke carefully laid down
the hookah tube. He got up and rubbed
his hands together delightedly and said,
That makes it unanimous. Now, I'm
sure I'm right"
, Say, Mr.. Duke" gasped, what
are you talking about?"
about the laws of habit and
spoons" was his bewildering reply.
"Now. let's hurry over to Newark and
see those charming ladies at The Gold
en- Hour Restaurant"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10
SERVANT ENJOYS FORTUNE
Drives Auto That Was Left to Her
20 Island Heiohts for Vacation

Anna Blackston, negro, who was left
So, 900 cash and valuable property by
her late employer, Oliver ID. Wood,
Camden oil dealer, has utilized the
automobile which was left to her and
is driving to Island Heights, n. j.,
where she expects to spend the summer.
The house of her former employer at
312 North Third street, Camden, has
been closed by her and will probably
not be reopened until fall.
Miss Blackston was a servant and
housekeeper for Mr.. Wood for thirty
five years, and in making his will Mr..
Cooper said that he desired to remember
his friends, as his relatives had plenty.
His entire estate is valued at $3.50 900.
Neighbors who have known his servant
for years approve of his choice in max
ing her such large bequest.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10
Name Ship for Slain Marin.

At the New York shipyard, Camden.
this afternoon at 1 o'clock the United
States torpedo boat destroyer Oyerton
will be launched.
The vessel is named after the late
Captain Macon G. Overton, of the ma !
rine corps, killed during the present
war, and viii be christened by his
mother, Mrs. Margaret @. Oyerton. Of
Ensley, Ala. The overton Is the six-
teenth Of the destroyer feet b Be
launched. {.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10

(To BE CONTINUED)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10

a mysterious bird song drd,os
Peggy, Billy and the birds into the
,coods. There they find that the singer
IS an old, bearded man, rho seeks a
daughter. The birds aid him by sing
ing his song far and ioide.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25
Business Men Are
Asked to Aid in
Shipping Plan

New York. F.b ga Edward y.
Hurley. chairman 90 tho United states
shipping board. mel business men
here today in the first - q series %
conferences which he declared would
DO held 100 every section uf the Gun
try with the uhlert % obtaining proc
ducers ana shippers cooperation in
the formation u q permanent cpernt-
inE policy Tor the American merchant
marine
Mr. Hurley sought curing the day
tho Wow ~ representatives uf the
New YORK state chamber 81 COM
mervp. the American fankeff assoc
citation and the American Exporters
association. Tonight he was 10 meet
IL delegation from tho executive com
mitioe ui the American Foreign Trade
council
tie 4 expected 10 start Immediately
on u our which viii bring him into
touch with formers merchants, "a
porterH aud importers Ia various sec
lions Instead uf inviting these inter
eHta Co Washington. he asserted hs
proposed tu "inkr ths problem direc'
H. thuu. seeking advice fur the Tor.
mutation ,pf plans Nhicp Would geo.
sure ths future ~ AnieffrIh Nhirplng
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25

minister of The interior. was b work
Of the revolutionary Horkmcn's cuun-
cil of Munich. which IN wholly dom
mated hi independent socialists and
~SpartntanH The shooting OF Auer a.
said 10 have been done ~ one Lind
ntr. n butcher OF Munich, who "
openly boaating 81 his iced. but b.
Htiii ~ liberty.
tindurr according 20 the ncwapa-
pers Information. ia said To have gain.
81 admission 10 the chamber 81 dc.
putics through the conniVanco Of tho
republican soldiers guard After fr.
iuE upon Auer. iinducr. N h. said,
proceeded o. look for Ministers fimm
and Hpashauptrr, who were absent
from the government bench flndner.
" IN declared. then urcd hilndly and
Killed psael
Durinl the shooting TIE galleries of
The chamber were crowded with mem
hers and followers OF the revolution
AIRY workinrmen's council who. ~ n
said, we're heavily Armed with revolt
vcrr ana hand rrcnndcs After the
shooting Of Auer. Herr uaEcmcistrf.
chairman ofthe revolutionary council.
exclaimed
That In the vcncEcancc Of the pro-
letnflat'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25

rcr,icc institute are both interesting
Mr. Mahry talked on the laws Of New
Mexico relating to marriage. divorce,
adoption, guardianship and villa.
This moruing Professor low Of the
uniYcrHits. Who h. the professor oi
sociology. discussed the II natRhlr
Family The consideration at the
various tauHts and elements which
may upset the mmtlY life tH a ScfY
important one to the social service
worker
Professor how introduced The SUBJ
iH,t Dos showing how indNiduHiism
ON tho wouau's part may lead Ia
separation or divorce.
Tho history Of marriages show that
among the poor M, result Of di,orc"
are usually delinquency. child labor.
aud wuutun'F labor. The remedies ~
Professor Dow outlined them lie in
universal marriage and dlNofrc laws
and courts OF domestic relations The
cooperative work Of husband aud
wife and the making uiNorve harder.
also greater rUstrirtionH on marriage,
the furhiddinE OF the marriage Of the
40 or insane. will al help a. reduce
the tendency To diNurctH
The best aud ont, rcnl rrmed,
however. De- moral education. which b.
greatly aided by prohibition. visiting
nurses bad domestic science have
,efv httie use for sentimental char.
"a aid Professor bow ~ be- better
90 prevent poverty
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25
Casualty Crooks
To Be Run Down
BY Government

Washington Feb, Co., War depart
ment AMI post office officials aro
planning " vigorous campaign Against
swindiers who are seeking TO defraud
relatives " soldiers through false tel.
egrums ant letters Complaints from
relatives are again reaching the de-
partmeut showing that demuhillsa
ton has given u better opportunity
tor such criminal operations
The usual practice b. Tor the swim
dlor To- obtain the names 81 relatives
Of u soldier from the published cas-
ualty lists. 4 telegram signed tu the
soldiers name u sent. saying he IL
free 10 come home ON mrinurh " hi
relatives wire money for the trip ana
lee filing the message the sender
walNo Identification and asks hit
relatives to do the same Sometimes
relatives are asked 60 send tho money
to the soldier. care II general deliN'
rty. a. the city post office. Officials
said mat in no cases huuld relatives
waive complete Identification In trans
mittlnE funds Ia soldiers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25
CHILDREN LOVE
SYRUP OF FIGS FOR
LIVER AND BOWELS
Give II when feverisn, cross, bill
Gus, for bad breath or
sour stomach.

Loon Ht 'b, tongue. Mother %
coated IL l- Il sur, slru that your I'
No ones stomach. liver and bowels
need r. gentle. thorough cleansing "t
once.
when p,pvish. cross. l%,silcsf pale
Doesn't sleep, doesn't cat 90 act ntiu-
rally. ur ls f,Ncrlsh. stomach sour
breath bad has stomach. tuh, suf"
throat dlHrfhueb. full Of cold. rlN'
IL t~,tspuuuful ui california syrup ul
Figs aud in % few hours all the
foul. guustplted waste ~uudtEcstrd
food and SOUR bile gently 70 out
u. iis little bowels without rripinr.
end YOU have e welt playful child
again
You needn't opaN SICK children 90
take this harmless fruit laxative
they luy, lts delicious tustr aud %
always makes them feel splendid.
Ask our druggist Tor r. bottle 90
california syrup uf FIgs which has
directions for babies. children ~ all
ages and fut r%ruWu-ups plainly uu
the bottle. EvWurc ~ cnuntcrfeits sold
here 60 he SURE YOU get he genuine
ask to zee TINT 10 BE- made hy Calf
fnrnn Fig syrup Company Refuse
any other Kind with couie.upt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25
RUB YOUR BACK
STOPS LUMDAGO
Don't drug kidneysl Rub the
pain right out with old
st. Jacobs Liniment''

Back hurt youf can't ~strairhisn
up without feeling sudden pains,
sharp aches ard iNlnFrHF New liz
tenn That's iumhAfn Nciutica. or may
be from a strain nnd yuull ret bless,
ed relief the moment you rub your
hack win soothing, penetrating 81
Jacobs Llnlinenti" Nothing else takes
out soreness. lnmoues. and stiffness
sp quickly. You simply rub 10 ON
ana out comes % pain ~ ID per-
fecily harmless and doesn't burn or
diHculur the Mia.
Timber up Don't suffori Get a
small trial bottle from n drug store.
ana after usiuF n Just once. you'l
forget hat Y0u evsr had harknehe.
lumhagn or Hcintica. because your
back viii never hurt or cause any
more misery N never dieappoints
and has been recommended for 90
years stop druEEinE kidneyai They
don't cause backache. because they
have no ncrye therefore can not
Gauss pain,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25
Y. ". c. A. TOSTART
REGULAR COURSE Of
GYMNASIUM CLASSES
Glasses Will Be Held Regularly
Twice a Week Under the In.
struotion Of Miss stuchheld
Saturday to Be Children's Day.

Regular gym uaiuW ,lnssch WIFI be-
started az The y " g. \ beginning
nest Monday evening Miss Stutrh.
field. gymnasium director Of the OF.
runI1atiuu. Wtl have charge ct all uf
the classes snd predicts that u large
number of girls and women will enter
az uutp
With the mems s." doing so much
good boo n uhVairui way through itr
rh muasium oilHsss and games there
is no question but thnt the same
amount OF aoud can De- derived hy the
wumrn from tho same Twp uf gNm-
uHHium work. taken possibly tu H
little less strenuous manner
Membership 900 the \ " e. \. ih
DOT a r'qu site Tor Joining the gym
,]laHH's aud e. N,fN nominal sum Will
ho charged Tor tine whole course ~
rluss instruction.
The ,t"nirF clussoH VIII Doe held ON
Monday and Thursday evenings. be-
ginning 80 1u O'Clock The matrons
cliss will bn held twice each week
from q O'Clock until @ O'Clock each
Tu sdaN and TuutsduN afternoons
saturday Will Doe chlldren's day ut the
" " sym and th" regular classes
will start nt 30 10 each Saturin,
morning and last until loon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25
Woman's Club Dance
To Aid Day Nursery

To hrip inp tNIii welfare work the
Mumyus club Do gIVIug % dance aud
,Hrl Hrftt ~ fH, tlka clIh ON Thuts-
tn, risb' THE tu'l room Will be- open
fuf Hlur,rs uUd the purlufs Tor those
who wish 90 play ,.fis Hnd ,NrrN "l.
font o. being uUir to have a really
NvIEUfIul UUHIf. Mfs lrlN HHtu is
tly chairman uI tnt committee which
consists ~ Mrs conner. MIS- Mcdi'r.
Ur ,anrINU rHt uud Nrs y g. Guuil.
NfH iurr Ia ,nuirntuu uf tne refresh.
wtUf committee Tho tickets Yu'
~ .U u compile t1c proceeds Geo Eu tu
fnu COL uul hm,uf uf tl' la, nursery
HrI 20 .s hoped fhut fHr entertainment
wild PA. WtI u-rfrnNlT,I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25

Lieutenant Narro, Boyer, pro-War
secretary ct the Bank OF luris and
nov after three aud one hulf years
boo tho trsuth,s. 1 member ut tho
French high tomm asIuu 20 the United
states. viii arrive 300 Albuquerque ON
the afternoon ut March aN from Grand
Canyon and ou Saturday Will deliver
a. Albuquerque business and prnf,s-
siouHl men % lecture un the roum,rt-
inl status ui France at the present
time
Tho noted French banker iA making
a tour OF the l,ading cities Of tho
United states 40 the suggestion u tho
national chamber of commerce. which
lmmrdiat .ly wired the local chapter
offering Albuquerque @ chance TO hear
~ ntat hand the cNact condition and
tho pnsHlbiIItirH presented Tor trade
pni htHlncss with out chief ally. Lieu.
tcusiut Bower has iIl during the war.
sept his uug,r on the financial aud
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25

business pulse of the world and has
made iu especial study Of economic
lud business conditions as they mu-
tuUllY concern France and the United
StutrH
During hlT stay IN Albuquerque Mr..
Bower Will not only be- prepared to
make uu address on these SUBJECTS.
but Viii yud,uyor 90 answer questions
ts thty may be- asked lie viii also
uo pird tu arrange personal confer
putus with business and professional
mon lip iH especially interested In
l|IHruasiug aud giving Information re-
Elrdiuf special lines of trade or
banking Houms have hecn reserved
al the A|lyHfIdu hotel Tor Lieutenant
Boyer. whn viii make that place hiu
headquarters during hts stay m the
cts. Arrangements are being made
for serurlng the high school auditor
ium for uis main address lie VIII
leave hero ror W Paao sunday morn
.ng, March 30.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25
Spring Ready-to-wear
Al Kistler-C ollister

The ladies 81 Albuquerque viii he
Interested tu lrsfu ~ the arrival ~
tho klsilvr-CUlilfter a co. some very
stunning now STYLES ln spring ready
fu. vclr These unmlHtHkuhIF correct
sitlos form BE- window display that vii
Do ~ NOR" Than pusslnE Interest he.
cause the garments displayed only boz.
U'ui" thusp that have the approval cot
fashion H~u'hufIUts
The evident shII and uf. with which
the window has been trimmed tur"th.
90 with the beautiful and sotslp Htls
materials make e display hat BE- "H.
u~.ciHily noteworthy and deserving of
the attention 90 every lads Interested
iu spring styles
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25
COMMUNITY HOUSE
FOR STRANGERS IS
FRATERNITY PLAN
Pan. Hellenic, Associated Sorori.
ties, Will Establish a Club House
for the Use and Entertainment
of Visitors.

After the election OF Officers 10 tho
! am. Hellenic meeting Yesterday the
society decided upuu the i~uuuFurn.
ton ct AN Institution uf which Alhu.
uuUrlue has long fer the need The
establishment % u community cub
Iousp h planned foF the particular
use ~ strangers in this oty who are
forced ~ hp Boo the West perhaps ON
recount Of the Nlucas - sump mem.
irr OF thu family if not ON account
uf thtr own. Niles Erua Ferguson
who was elected president ~ The 1r
HuvlHtlun expressed tho itnH ~ the
Pan Hellenic Doe this undertaking
"t'onuis have been known 90 rum-
Ulf HulCldr here fur lack ul ruWuIu.
JON nIp said Mlss Ferguson Man,
charming persons COME "a Alhuuurr
que whom We never meet tho major
ifs uf them come Tor o. common TEA
Fun that ~ health. aud even hiu'
tkIts aud sunshine don't quite make
up Cor friends. dust-Htotms and drN
tr.s rhtN $50 ava with n bad iu-
PRECISION ~ A~lhuuueruur % AlIu
uu,f uie hospitality. which Dr. not H
NtIt Euod advertisement fur tho town
Nut nuiy 40 wr miss u great deaf that
thvf might tr.ur us but they miss
600, ~ th' things moe; conducive to
htHlih and happiness yn"uuHuiunHhlu
", hope Geo have re- realty attractive
club huuHs ~ Whuas HOSPITALITY both
trrn md women viii await Them.
DO ives
There Ir0 between ufiy and sixty
trr.. letter women BOO Albuquerque.
tlurr rntlur tt least fourteen differ.
,uf .nrnriti,a and their f-rttrfnTlnr
. nsru productive ~ much mutual
I.Hrnt ami pleasure They plan that
Goo community house shall hr urDu %
uEUHr. however and HHf exclusively
i.f fIl u.H uf @sHfufIft members Hui
tI.r friends This Be- 90 charming aui
lu"uItthis scheme 1901 viii surrIb
IT.tH IL great "uUrs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25
To Boost Kansan
For Speakership

Washington. Fob. "a Republican
members from Kansas to-day decided
To- present the name ~ Representa-.
tive Campbell of Kansas when the
house republicans meet ln conference
Thursday nlrht to nominate e speak
er Tor tho next house
n ~ UNDERWOOD that support far
ar. Campbell has been promised by Il
number ~ western members The an
uuuncrment compiicntcr what had
been expected 10 no r. two sided fight
I'D. Wstu Representative Mann ~
Illinois and Representative giiiett II
MHsanphuHettH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25
Chain of Bonfres
on Peace Night Is
Urged by Clubmen

!. london. fish ea-Nia Muutrp. .
} 49, Tho overseas club here IN .
} approaching It's members boz an .
} parts ~ the globe With a Wow .
} 10 their cooperation boz securing .
} a world Wide Illumination hy .
!, mems Of a rhain of hon0res ON .
peace nlrht-tho nirht ~ the .
} sirnina of the peace treaty .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25
To Close Hospital
At Camp Cody Soon

MUHTTWUTUU- TIN 10 " NWTNTUn
Gsn,rai Ireland announced ioday that
uh u result uf tine abandonment Of u
number ct army camps ANA the con-
vrruutiou ct SICK and wounded sol-
lirrs boz CTS hospitals 30 had been de-
cidcd TO discontinue ntsun "a hos
IutaiH st'pr already go. under WY
tu abandon the hospitals az camps
cody, Macarthur. Joseph r. Johns.
ton. Logan. Hancock. Grrouo, No
,lvllan Srti,r wheeler and 20 t'durs
Co Boo beds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25

MuHh.urfuu Feb 4H.A favorable
report ON the hill n, senator sheppard
10 Texas 10 enforce the war time pro-
hinltInu Law wNH rusre to-day hN q
rrnnts Judiciary subcommittee n is
similar ia tho bin reported by the
hOuHc luhictuN committee detluinF
Intoxicating beverages uH those con
tanning more than one hntf % ono
pprcrht ~ alcohol ana authuriEiuE
ourHh aud seizure 81 liquor being held
Tor sale The hui does not prohibit
storage ~ liquor for personal uH"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25
600 JODLESS WHEN
WORK ON AN ARMY
HOSPITAL STOPS
No Reayyn Is Given for Order at
Salt Lake; Building Was 80 Per
Cent Completed; All Kinds Of
Trades Affected.

Salt Lake Clts. Fob. 90 Cessation
Of work on The army hospital at Fort
Douglas, near horo, was ordered TO-
daN In orders received from the SUI
gson general hy the commanding Of
ncer. Major \. T. Mcdonald W~rk
was stopped az 10 o'clock this after.
affected
80 reason WAS given Tor stoppngc
~ the work. which iE said 20 be about
so per cent completed Carpenters
plumbers. electricians. inhurefa and
steam nitcrs are umonr the rraft'
affected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25
New Mexico Boys
Grave Is Located
Near Battle Line

tuln Madrid. formerly ~ Las cru.
eos haE received a letter telling OF
fh' burial place uf hiH son Francisco.
vin i.u1 iu belgium ON hof
.ti nf wounds received iu seton The
announcement uf his sons death had
,Hriti mo- further official infurma
fiur su that ~ is n satisfaction 20 the
father tu know where the boys bod,
o. tis d. buried in the American
NII fnrt cemetery ut StHd~u belgium
pom request H picture ~ M" grave
" % Boz ttken and sent to the family
ThiH s dome hY tho Photographic sef
tiHp nf the Re- Cross An officer ~
The American Rcd trun. designated
Is director NJ photography is assign
ed ts 90. staff 90 the chief NJ the
graves registration service fur this
work. under tho milliHrN censorship.
IuI funds ore provided through no
wtT chest contributed fn the Rod
Cross hN the American people
Tns ls uuI, uus more ~ 90, uoruI.
rI activities o. this Lrr,t urgau.za.
tom which all.,itiss the sorruWs aud
Huffstiurs and aftermath 81 wlr az
p,,l ulir' Also loo hIe time 900
HHIir. WI h' returned tu their homes
unless t request Go the contrary 90
made
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25

London. Ith The committee
uf the international srafnrrrs' union.
opurlIorluu tho American s.nmrn
p,t to-day submitted its resolution 10
tho conference nu declared that me
extension uf tho tci tu Hll countries
would br de. rlWputHl 90 the soaW'u
col such cuuutrIV- The resolution
said the committee recognized that
fh, lvi worked ~uoururiully 60 thr
American s,tnioU n recommended
shat oyer, effort should hc pat forth
Co. wa pftiu M. b.t Iu th" ports of the
United States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25
100000 YankS to
Be Back by July I

Paris tMundayl Feb 1t-Nearly
500. unO men 81 the American eNp"di-
tiuuary forces viii hefur" July first.
either have returned IN the United
States. or will be humewird bound,
according 20 the plans ~ the rencral
sfHff announces in q general order by
Ir,rndler ueuerai james " MEAN
drew. chief ~ staff, today
Tho sith. ssth. afth and aist diyi-
sinrs vii sail VA March b 18th.
18th. s1ud 9sth. aud tgnd boz April.
the sand 2sth. alrd, snth ana ssthO
lr May and the 10Th. Goth and 5oth.
boz June
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25
Another Epidemic
Of Influenza Now
Grips Barcelona

Washington. Fob. %. Another Cpl.
dcmir of Influenza has broken out In
barcelona. Spain, aud IN spreading 90
ts great tn vNtrut as b 10 ct last fail
according tu adyires received today
hy the state department The present
epidemic. however, b. not n Virulcnt
as the first.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25

NmHtITIHnI. IIN - INnU UT
mufauders in the vicinity ct Essen,
according 20 the NurWH'ttH nf Berlin,
Ntrt,ttuh DESTROYED the Hirshatt and
other outlets of o. r0ni mine and I'm
wssuu.d 100 miuciH vino wtrv ut work
a. the mine n viii hU impossible Co
release the minors fuf % fortnight
The explosive muguzinc Of the mime
ALSO Ma nIHr,d o., the band
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25
YankS May Keep
Their Uniforms
When Discharged

Washington. Feb 80 The house
adopted today the conference report
con the bin permitting soldiers, siil-
urs uuu marines tn retain their unl-
forms when discharged n allowing
Thorn five cents H mile for truvviinr
expenses home The measure now goes
tu the president