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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

Situations Wanssd-RemaIs

PRACTICAL NURSING-Phone Tz41J.
EXPERIENCED stenographar wants POSI-
ton Address O3s. care Herald
WANTED-Positiou by experienced ste1-
osrapher- Good reference Phone 4s3lA
2 MEXICAN women want work IN family
with room on places have two children
Address D2s1. care Herald
HANTED-Posltlou as houselreeper or
manaEe on ranch. address O4o. care
Herald
WANTED-By business lady who s. not
afraid OF wo-k. position IN mercantiis
or drug store. some knoWledsa OF BOOK
keeping VIII 80 anywhere Addraz1
T201 Herald.
EXPERIENCED married lady would take
mana cement OF small hotel. apartment or
rooulng house for sumner months or per-
manent In or out OF town address Rli7.
Ea-an1-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

COTTAGE cheap. $500 Terms or Liberty
bonds Address C234, care Herald
A CLOUDCROFT BARGAIN-Beautiful
home near the great resort Running wa
ter in house. good barn and other improve
ments; sixty acres tiuabls on this quarter
section. which IS for sale at a bargain on
easy terms Write T. 1l5. Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

DON'T SMOTHER this summer Get ono
OF these modern refriEeratcrs and a gas
range Here In great variety refrig-
orator and range for everyone-and at
Just the price you want 20 pay sheers
Hardwars Company SO Texas street. Just
a step off stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

Texas Motor Association. Fort worth
ullversal Tire Company. Houston
Southern Motors NfE Co. Houston
Life Insurance stocks IN Texas Company
DO YOU want to dispose o. or borrow
money on your s-oczs- we buy stoczhold-
e-s' lists il Texas Industrial Co.'S
GUARANTY INVESTMENT
S32 Western Indemnity Bldg. Dallas. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

lIiu strikers who started a furious
riot at Lawrence, Mass. carried the
red flaE-FrOm Leslic's-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
Cloudcroft Announeements.

BY tsirued) S. L. Kelly. Deputy.
Dataf. ANIL .arh. 1919
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TWO GOOD mixers. 1904 Montana 81
WANTED-Beu boy Al the Laughiin Ho-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
Oil and Mining


THE BIGGEST bargain il Comanchs
county. % acres wen located. S15 per
acre schlelz. 212 Mills Bldg
OIL, DOLLARS, ENPERIENCE-Bo
tells you how 20 analyze al stock com
ranies. avoid future losses. and perhaps
save the reader thousands OF dollars
Thirty cents. stamp Prof Thomas. Globe.
Arizona
CHEAP WILDCAT LEASE-We have
bought large tract Sterling county. VIII
sell first 1000 acres or part az 81 O-her
0s-gains- BLACK Bros brokers Ranger
Texas
PECOs on FIELD
HERE Is YOUR CHANCE
7 viii sell one-haIf Interest In 1850 acres
lease in the Pecos oil field AZ s. per acre.
also 1850 lease az the same price Wen
located Let me know. Box 2l4 Patcs
Tens G. B Gum.
FIVE ACRES NE8R COLUMBUs
Only a Few more OF these five acre tracts
for sale Price $50 fer the tract Quick
action necessary as these tracts are sub
iect 20 withdrawal without notice.
JAY F. KNOX COMPANY
5o1 Caples BIDS Phone 22ss-
OIL-OIL-OIL
We have about So sections left In Pit-H-
burg field. Hot Springs. n H. You may
be passing the chance o. a lifetime 90
acres $40 FOR OH and gas rights Act to-
day as 10 VIII sure 90 Up soon See Cor
dell. 2l1 Nuls St
OII-OIL-OIL
Have decided TO locate claims IN Orero
county. New Mexico. Until May 18th for
SO this week call and get half OF % back
Tularosa Basin Pennsylvania formation
J. S. Crozier. Room sos Trust Bldg
Phone 2055.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

A GARAGE and blacksmith shop ia good
location. good business For further in
formation write Atkinson-simpson Co, Co
roma. N II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
sAIEssIEN WANrEp

Our proposition a little different No
wells drilled. Salesmen you can recon-
mend this stock 90 your friends Perma-
relr position CAN Room ga, Angelus
Hotel
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Help Wanted-Agents

Help Wanied-Agents
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AGENTS WANTED for hosiery. For
particulars write lrrs- 1Iauda Carlln. Fl
Paso. GenL Delivery.
WANTED-Good live agents % handle
high class OF proposition We buy any
lease No wells drilled Texas oil map
prospectus furnished Commission. Write
or wire, Drluers and Leasing and Hold
Ing Co. 21s z Houston ST. san Antonio,
Tens
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
Help Wantsd-FsmaIe

nelp " duLeu-E elu1le
WANTED-At once. good plain cook FOR
snail family. Apply 5000 san DIEGO
WANTED H0usszeeper Tor family o.
three Phone 1sf-
WANTED-ReIiabis Mexican house maid
Must stay nights 1l01 Mesa Pm l4fo
WANTED-ETnerience lady flins clerk
Apply -96 W- Qverland-
OFFICE GIRL wanted Expericnce nee
essary- lla san Jacinto,
WANTED-American SRI f0T dinlnE room
work Apply ln pcrson- 900 tyson
WANTED - RELIABLE housekeepcrs good
references Apply 1875 Montana
WANTED-Girl dispensers and Mattresses.
experience unnecesaary but preferred Pot
Ger Confectionery Co. Mlls Bldg.
WANTED-American woman for general
homework. reference required Apply 2l3
Texas street
WANTED-Toung lady sten0grapher and
office work. STATE experience and give
references Address Pas, care Herald
WANTED-G0od Mexican Eirl Tor general
Homework. must speak English and stay
nlshts- 9ol River Phone go
WANTED-YcuaE lady clerk for dry goods
department country store; must De abs 90
speak Spanish Located near e Easo-
Write T--l. Herald
GOOD MENICAN woman Tor general
hcuseworz- prefer one who speaks some
English and can stay nights lQll East
Nevada
WANTED-Exper.enc dining room Walt
resses $40 week Lunch COUNTS SAT-
resses. S11 week. Apply Modern cafe.
basement Mlls BIDS
DIR. EDWARD AUER. 3l6-ls Trust BID.
Chronic diseases Diseases OF women
Especially equipped for treatment o. all
Nervous diseases Phone 4s41
WANTED-Lady marker and distributor.
$50 Fer week. Must be first-class On eve
cry respect address Tucson Steam
Laundry Co. Tucson. Ariz-
WANTED American woman. single.
for position no County Hospital Live on
place Must BE- accurate with figures.
write a neat hand and use typewriter. Phi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
OH-OH-OUg
WEALTH
HAPPINESS

The -VTagEoner wen at Burlsbur-
nett has 1usr come In with 1000 barrels
q day. few days ago this stock could
have been bought In Fl Paso az So
share-today buyers are begging for 90 at
sl250 a share Golden Cycle wen near
there IS IN with 5000 barrels day 1Icn
don't stand sleeping for wealth and h1upi-
ness ls offered TO you today This ouuor-
tunity viii probably never come again IN
your life time or ours Don't walt To-
morrow may be too late. The Big -Four
OIL and Refining Company % Texas has
three drilling sites in the heart Of Buri--
burnett surrounded by production and they
VIII drill on one OF those sites Immediately
they Wi driu not one wen but many
wells Big Four rs conducted on the same
principle as Bank or big business house
Theirs IS not a stock selling scheme hut
a combination OF Bankers and big busl-
ness men 20 build I'D an on company the
equal % Texas and Magnolia Selling The
small block Of stock they offer is the
smallest thing they are thinking about.
and 10 can't last long ~ 81 We don't
recommend anything 20 our friends until
we fully investigate and we honestly be-
lieve this IS the opportunity Of a life
time Don't let this be another time that
YOU were too late We are authorized
agents and viii I'm your order 10 minutes
after 10 IS received.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
THE WEATHER.

e. 8. DEPARTMENT or AGEICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
ROOming HOuses-FOr Sale and Rent

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ROOMS Of furniturF: lease; rooms all
rented. SIS Prospect
HOTEL for rent or sale. Address Box 52s.
Las Cruces. n. H.
ROOMS OF elegant furniture for sale.
close in house FOR rent, price $500. Pm.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
on ACCOUNT or THE WONDERFUL
DEVELOPMENT

on ACCOUNT or THE WONDERFUL
DEVELOPMENT
IN the Burkhurnett oil fields during the
past few hours ard 10 give our friends
a chance TO get In while the getting is
good. we viii be open until 10 o'clock to-
night II you are solicited by agents i1
front OF our offices please remember that
these men are not wo. king for u.s. We
employ no one 20 modest the people or
the streets. You are welcome 70 come
into our offices and inspect she literature
OF the different companies without be-
ing urged to buy. We are authorized
agents FOR an reliable companies.
SOUTHWEST INVESTMENT COMPANY
Licensed Brokers'
]. z. LANE. Mgr.
111H n Oregon ST.
Phone 25-2
Upstairs Next Door to Western Union
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
JURY
HAS No VERDICT
Twelve Are Locked up Over
Night and Are Still
In Deliberation.

Lne jury IN Lne case OF T. N Gol-4-ell
W. W. Anderson and George Grenslitt,
whose trial on a charge Of the theft Of
$4,000 worth Of cigarets from two
freight cars in the FL Psso yards last
summer was completed in the federal
court Thursday morning. had not
reached an agreement up to noon Fri
day.
The arguments closed at o'clock
Thursday afternoon, and after delioer-
ating until 1880 p m the jury report
ed that they were unable TO agree and
were taken to their quarters for the
night
Ask Judge Question.
Shortly before giving notice or the
deadlock. they requested an answer
from district judge w r. Smith to the
following question, which was submit
ted in writing: If the defendants are
acquitted now and new evidence is OBJ
tanned later by the government. can
they be indicted a second time for the
same offence-" Judge Smith declined
to answer the question. and informed
the jurors that the Information asked
for should have no bearing on their
verdict
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
Situation, Wautsd-MaIs

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ENERGETIC young man wants W9rk eve
uinEs. Phone 6fssR
NAN IS, eTp5risucsd in selling goods
line 10 sell IN West Texas. Arizona an4
New Mexico Address KS. care Herald-
POSITION WANTED-1Ian and wife,
chef and second or helper p years eE-
periance; best reference address h---l
care Herald
BOOkkEEPER emDIoyed. wants new per-
il---eli- l'7---.- 49, ---- - -
out town; prefer Mexico Furnisn =Al---
lent references Phone 1858
EFFICIENT bool-keener. capable business
man having responsible position win re-
liable firm would keep small sets o.
books H5o. care Herald. IN 5sl9M-
SHOULD YOU not be entirely satistisd
with your accounting or nooA2-aplls
methods. write Expert Accountant, care
Herald
BOOKKEEPING or other clerical work n
late afternoon or evening" s-eno pnels
thoroughly discreet and dependable T
Hnworth telephone 1855 o. s9a5J.
WANTED 10 drive car to Les Angeles fer
transnortarion. Experienced chauffeur
and mechanic. VIII give references Ho-
tel Normandy. r G Ware- Pm z5sL
YOUNG married man with ten years e1-
perienca IN general Office work. railroad.
mine accounting. etc. desires emp loynie1t
with local concern address Psi care
Herald
EX-FIRsT SERGEANT. married. Eooe-,
= reliable. desires steady Job. Has e1-
uerience in several different kinds q
work Not afraid o. worz- Any reason
able wages 90 be accepted Addres1
40. care Of aerald-
WANTED-Position by experienced re-
ceiviue and cost clerk. wholesale general
merchandise and grocerleE- General 1.s--
ness experience best REFERENCES nov
employed and can consider e Paro posi-
ton only address OLA. He-alL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

Money to Loan
SEE Us FOR any kind Of a loan Equitable
Loan Assn. W. s Miller MEr- SIS Trust
50 To $50 loaned honest employees. cheap
est rates. confidential Quick. Satisfactory
service. Drake 2ol Roberts Banner
$500 TO LOAN on Improved city real es-
state years percent address SOC,
care Herald
$ TO S5O-Pay or an those little bills
and just owe US Low rates Easy pay
menta Courteous attention Peoples Loan
Society go Caples Bldg Phone l6I2-
MONEY TO LOAN
Money loaned on diamonds. watches. Jew
eiry. and automobiles. az the lowest rate
Of interest
SECURITY LOAN co.
Cor. San Antenlo and ID Paso. Ph- 2I5A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

on QUOTATIONS.
Fort worth OnS

These quotations furnished daily by J. g
Curtiss and company, Hotel Sheldon. New
York aud other oils
Fort Worth 0lIE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
Financial


liberty BONDS
At prices based on New York quota
lions. Out Of town customers send bonds
By registered mail.
PACIFIC BOND CO.
800 Caples Bldg. FL Paso. Texas
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS BOUGHT. John
TidweIl. 121 North Market street. Wichl-
"a. Kansas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

OIL LEASES WANTED FROM OWNERS
II you have acreage to lease write u.s.
We have Northern aad Eastern connec-
tons that viii bring quick money for
your land Quote net price The
cheaper 20 Is. the quicker we sell it for
RUSSELL INVESTMENT Co.
Southland Lie Bldg, Dallas. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
Situations Wanled-Ma1e


WANTED-PalntlnE and Uniting. rooms
tinted 81 uu. l. A. Wilkinson. 31g1 Tu-
larosa- Phone f916-
YOUNG MAN with Eood car wants clean
proposition 20 travel call room 90. Great
Northern Hotel
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for sumner. possession Nay 18th Z pos
sible- best references furnished No sick
p o. Box 145
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Real Esiafs Wanted

WANTED 20 buy apartment close In no
agents Address MIS-. care Herald
WANTED-Good tenemenls close IN o1lg.
LIE NEWMAN. Tenement Specialist
Phone s50A SOS S. n PaEo 81
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
A Slow Wooing.

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
l have known a very respectable girl
for ten years; the fact is l always
dearly loved her. but never told her.
About a year ago / Joined the army.
In a short time l wrote her a card
then IL got to be very friendly letters
and when I came home about Two
months ago l. called on her, and she
seemed greatly pleased to see me.
months ago. I called on her, and she
readily told me the same thing since
then / have been calling on her ana
taking her out. But when we come
home she insists on having hugglng
and kissing party for half hour or SO.
Now, the question l would Ike TO
have answered Is this: Is this proper
for she is a girl can trust, Knowing
her so long. She is as good a girl as
A CONSTANT READER.
I am afraid you are too self-con-
tained temperamentally to real
ize how much the young lady must
think of you. Remember, you have
known her for ten years, and doubt
less during much of that time she
cared for you, but owing to the re
strictions that hedge in "the fair
under such circumstances, she was
unable to show IL.
Finally the war brought matters
to a tardy climax, and the girl is
demonstrative-wel it's up TO you
to become engaged and hurry up
the wedding. Ten years is a cruelty
long time to. consume in making up
ones mind.
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
Your Vacation Home

furnished the fathers and mothers
room.
Perhaps the novel feature was
tiny washroom, rugged up on the
back porch. Here were the sim
pie toilet necessities. a shelf for
towels and accommodation for wet
bathing suits. The other end of
this porch was used as a kitchen
There the small oil cook stove was
properly protected, and there was
the little kitchen table, with a
good-sized fireless cooker under
meath il.
One-piece meals were the rule in
this simple cottage. The daylight
saving plan gave father a chance
for a swim or a game of ball be-
fore dark, after a warm day at the
office.
Outside of their living, the vaca-
tion for three months for five cost
$3.50.
And this year they are going to
try 1t again. But this year they
will only have to pay a ground rent
of about $25. and possibly another
$25 for incidentals.
There was very little housekeep-
ing, and the whole family declare
it was the best summer they ever
had.
The Washington times., 1919-04-16

other woman and went off with
her. / suppose he got scared at
his wife's threat of divorce proceed
ings and decided to leave Fairlands
in short order"
"But he was to return to camp
before this"
$50 he told Mildred. That was a
lie. He probably will return to
camp tomorrow-unIess he is ar
rested. For my part, I think the
woman he is married to is we'll rid
of him."
Come in, dear, I'm just making a
cup Of tea for you and Arthur"
Mrs. Higgins called from the din
ing-rooFn. 81 have some sandwiches
that fixed up for Mildred in case
she'd take them when she came
So here they are"
Honora forced herself to eat one
sandwich and gulp down a cup Of
tea. Then she rose.
Il am tired, Mrs. Higgins she
said. Il am going up to my room,
If you do not mind
4 WISH gOu "OuAN AALAA ONN "hoS
ails Mildred" the housekeeper ven
tured. 81 was wondering Fl
She paused, glancing at Arthur
and flushing with embarrassment.
what were you wondering, Mrs.
Higgins?" he asked. do not be
afraid to say It where I am"
We'll" the. widow confessed, Il
was only wondering if Mildred was
a little hurt at your suggesting
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
By Virginia Terhune Van
de Water.
CHAPTER LXXI.
T was nearly midnight when Ar

thur Bruce's car stopped again
= at the Brent's house and he
and Honora alighted.
PThe girl laid a trembling hand
on his arm.
ssWhat shall we. tell Mrs. Hig-
Elns?' she Quavered.
Arthur spoke firmly. Dear, you
have been so brave and fine, do not
weaken now. we will know what
to say when the time comes. Th~re
IS nothing to tell, for we know
nothing of Mildred's whereabouts
His practical manner steadled ms
weary companions nerves. am
an right now" she said. 81 am
sorry I was so weak for moment.
asYou were not weak, and IL you
had been il would have been no
wonder You have had nothing to
eat for hours" he reminded her,
fo4 she had refused to take any
slipper in Hartford.
AS Honora's key turned in the JOCK
OF the front door figure came
swiftly out of the library. II was
Mrs Higgins.
sOh, my. dear, she said in low.
aeitated voice, Il am glad you nave
eeme. / did not like to disturb Mrs.
Bruce, so did not telephone for you.
Hat Mildred has seemed so upset
that was worried about her"
a.MiIdred.." Arthur echoed the
name.
a.Yes-she never got home until
10 O'clock. and she looked like
ghost. She asked where you were,
Henora. and told her you were at
Mrs. Bruce's. Then she said, Much
sic cares or something like that.
I assured her that you did care and
that we were both sorry she had
to2work so late. At that she looked
stme so strangely and laughed out
loud. Then she went on upstairs.
81 knocked at her door a while
later and asked her SC she didn't
want something to eat but all she
sid was oh. no; please go away!
So 1 just left her alone until you
SHOULD get back"
81 will go right up to her.
Honora said.
But Arthur detained her as she
started toward the stairs.
SrYou shall not go up until you
4, have had something to eat" he de-
cIared. You see" to Mrs. Higgins,
she has had nothing since lunch
e6n."
buL 6UC v nH.rdk III -ANe~0 -
dinner" the astonished woman said
why didn't she eat?'
HOnOrn NOn-COmmittaL
sT canot explain. did not feel
liKe it," Honora interrupted before
Arthur could reply.
Fl will get you something right
away" the elderly woman said'
hurrying into the kitchen.
Honora tried TO draw away from
Arthur when he would have led
her into the dining-room.
81 must see about Milly," she fall
tered. 81 must know what has hap
pened to her"
Il can tell you now what has
happened/to her" he said, gravely.
"You may as well be prepared for
it. That scoundrel, Chandler, made
a fool of her when he was half
drunk and suggested that they go
off together. Then he met this
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
By Loretto G. Lynch.

IT isn't always the fashionable
summer hotel that gives one a
real vacation. for il one lives
in the city and works very hard for
a living the energy needed to act
in accordance with set custom, not
to mention the money required,
makes the fashionable summer hotel
beyond the average person. Yet a
vacation has become, not a luxury,
but a necessity. Are you planning
to have one this summer?
Very few of us can AFFORD to take
along a cook or helper when we go
vacationing and yet the housewife
who is a manager can arrange her
vacation home so as to minimize the
work and at the same time have it
attractive.
Days just now make us begin to
think Of what we are going to do
du9ng the warm months. Last
year about this time helped a lit
tie family find a vacation home.
There were a mother. a father and
three youngsters. Father needed
more of the out-of-dOors. Mother,
after nursing three children through
scarlet fever, was in need of a
change. So along in April we be-
gan a search. Now it's easy enough
to find a summer home when one
has lots of money, but these folks
had a very limited amount, and each
time we looked the thing seemed a
bit more hopeless.
Then happy thought came to us.
Why not advertise in a paper with
a large circulation for a second
hand portable house?
The second letter we received
brought exactly what we wished. 1t
was a three-rOom portable. Two
ladies of middle age had used this
little portable for two summers.
Now one had passed away and the
other was glad Of the chance to
SELL For it we paid 500. 1t cost
little over 5000 when new.
A bit back from the beaten paths
on a certain beach we leased a lot
for three. months for $25. Outside
of the shady lot there were two
young shade trees to recommend the
choice.
The beach was within commut-
ing distance Of the city. and we put
in spare time making ready the lit
tie home. Shall ! tell you how my
friends fixed this little place up?
The large front room was a COM
bination living and dining room.
We selected a neutral green shade
for these walls. The material was
a composition cardboard. This was
carefully fitted and tackled in place
to cover the rough boards. A hope
less looking round mission dining
table was scraped and finished in q
soft shade of deep sea green. There
was a willow rocking chair in green
with pretty green and yellow chintz
cushions to match the little case
ment curtains on the windows.
We brought the willow rocking
chair from home, as we'll as the box
couch with its green denim cover.
Half a dozen camp chairs were con-
cealed in this box couch. These
came out at caH to Chow" A few
bright willows from home. a little
table for books and magazines. and
a few framed pictures, as we'll as
two small green grass rugs, helped
to make the place look CHEEKY.
'Dickie," the bird, came along with
the family and gladdened many a
dull moment with his chirping.
The bedrooms were very simple
affairs. Two white iron beds ac-
commodated the kiddies, and an
oldfashioned set of drawers over
which hung a mirror completed the
equipment of the children's room.
A simple set of drawers with mir
.ror and one white seameled bed
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
DO YOU LIKE BOOKS?

Home food production will con-
tinue because it has been found
worth while, is the prediction made
in THE War Garden Victorious
a history of the war garden move
ment in the United States which
has just been issued. The book.
which gives a complete record of
the campaign, declares that there
is no question that the cultivators
Of our war gardens, now become
victory gardens, will continue their
labors." The volume is not for
sale but is being sent to libraries
garden committees and others in
terested in keeping a permanent
record of this work. The author
is Charles Lathrop Pack, president
of the National War Garden Com
with whose compliments the
book is distributed.