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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-08

ear. be- fci' that danger was lear
Peter stauGod Instantly aud
crouchcd perfectly stlli undcf r.
broad branch Of a low growing hcui-
lock tree There hr rat lH stli ta 90
he We're % Stone and aIi the time
hc wHa listening with aI uis mirht
Gentle Mistress Moon WIS high Boz
the Sky. aud he muunnrsmH made
patches ~ light o. shadow nll
through me Green Forrest Peter
heard nothing and saw nothing ~
which in boz afraid. set be- couldn't
gd himself 81 the frriluE thtf danger
~ SOME kind wac NUtN urIr What
kind Of dlurcf 70 might ut be- hadn't
the least idea bat uuuI hr could get
rd uf that frrlur he wisely decided
90 atHy where he Wan
So Doe rIt FOR O. long. long time aud
ittlr by LITTLE that feeling uf frnr
grew less aud less A. last he had
ahuuI mode up his mind that there
was un real cause fnr that feeling
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-08

ID ADcLIFFE's wife H. a bcautl-
ful rirl with a poisc n self
ponal sslon remarkable In o.
Of her years. n proves h q n u
really inteliirent. intnltiVe T. per
hapa nearer the truth. Yet There vas
ono llule when hor Intuition failed.
Radcliffe H. a naturalist. He was
situated for a little whiie ih b Yet
louNfone and we were utiklne over
ita resources In a desuitnry way when
ue arrived ~ \ subject Of bears.
MuH. Radcliffe FLUSHED. I saw her
What was the trouble" asked.
while she protested. And Radcliffe
sold.
Esiie got on wonderfully with
every one but tho bears. h thinks
thes'r horrid and rude. They nov
exactiy what they w~nnt--thAta tho
only frouhle-and they insist on have
INK n. Ard Elsie didn't understand
wed hcen having : picnic lunch
and ! went back 20 WORK. leaving her
20 pat thinea away. There vas q
hig fellow. kosauih. ! called him. be-
russian 7 used ~ know. who had
Followed un kround for several days
20 finish up what W. left He was
q harmless old thinE, reaiiy.
We'll Elrie threw aim o"ci a
couple ~ buns hut she forgot 10 hut
Ter hem and kosHuti ike1 his well
battered. 90 coufse he remonnirated
with her And instead OF stopping
20 think she just got senred ehe
took q stick and tried 70 scare him
away But he Just came rlrht on.
~rrfmbflnr and complaining In bear
snik about that butter 7 don't blame
HIM won't cat my huns dry my
own self.
Elsie nrnhhed her pnrasol and
tried g. shoe him off with that Tie
wns aWfuiiy Interested n WAS "
nice rod ono with a border Of black
und whitcatripef aud you know how
wild creatures Ike rolor koaauth
whr a. susceptible ns an Indian. He
took n ana looked II over. Presently
ne pficked HE nohe on u rib or
nnmethinr, for no gave n a petfish
SLAP His nav wen rirht through,
viii n lovely rinpinr sound That
was perfectly deiifhtf-I. no ne went
on. turning a. oser sud over snd claw
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-08

and that no might Just ~ we'll Eo on
\ pu see De- hau mraut 60 got back
home o. the dear ola nrier Patch hi
the time jolly ruund red Mr sun
evoke and There Were ftll mauf
places De- wanted Co visit
y mas Gel we'll So uu. thought
Peter % dunt want to s. here aI
the rest 80 he night and Z haven't
seen ur heard b. siuEir thing 60 mint
10 uuY real danger. Want Co go
over "a fhtt ledge uf rock deep Iu
The Green Forest whore rustsf Bear
slept al last winter Co. fird ont n
Ne b. there this winter sues- BE-
b. 4ffr enough Tor me Go ~ ahead
% I Just watch uuf
rtrr waz p%rcuarur in lamp ont
mum hi hiding place Whtu t shadow
drittrd arrofs the SNOW Iu front ~
hlW Peter held DIS breath and sat
SUI. That nHinW warned hlm tntt
things we're uut as .r thri
seemed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-08

Tie niNays hesf O. keep iu mind
The little thinrs 90 life Nuu.u nnd
II HIS a. especially true with the
little folks 81 ihr grren Forrest
= and the little people uf the Green
Meadows u b. often the little things
that make the difference between
ufr and |happlutss Hnd death aud sor-
row. 80 lt D. that the, are always U.s.
teuiur. NOT Tor biz sounds bot Tor b
snap ~ u itticewlE or the rustic ~ "a
leaf Mad pa A. lt that they are al
ways watchlnF Tor little movement.
la the grasa or auuE the trrrs aud
for other ittls things that sou ana :
would not notice 1T all
Now while Peter Rabbit often BE-
most needless there are times When
he is very c%tutious. A. he vent
hopping aud %stippinE along through
the Green I'Qreat tnNard the place
where wns ~ usst al f.edtail tho
Hawk be- fctt quite free uf fear ur
vorfy. But as he approached thn
tree ln which was Regtails nest a
sudden feeling uf doubt swept over
him lie hadn't seen anything "r
heard any thing 90 make him Eus
pirlnua yet suddenly. quite IH II
ums one had Whispered 10 lu hls
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-08
PLEASE
BY JOHN BROCK

Ing section after section OF the tense
sin until u collapsed. and then he
Just pnttcd and played with the
remnants like n puppy. Perfectly
absurd 90 see n huge creature hkc
hat ~ childiahiy amused. He vas
talking Fwny { % "a all tho time len
that little ainr-sonE whine OF a really
busg. happy bear.
q Eot there thon. I thought ia
heard Elsie oHll shed stopped and
was watchine the demolition OF M
paronol In 4 sort OF silent anguish.
wondering what she'd 10 when her
turn anne. Either she was Fascinated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-08

- know tear but what Wli I do
with my arms Wont 30 hp IN the
way AN tho same
- don't know. charlie Tom Glars
always kuuNs what 90 du with hIs
Hrm when De- ls under 400 umbrella
with Mar, Martin because NlalN told
me su.'
The old lads Was looking for some,
thing 40 gruufhlc about She entered
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-08

"I-ITT WI
Charlie. 600 carry
tho umbrella u
you irt uis
oh no. can
garry o.
irs
hui. ynu Hrc your
arm takes up su
mulch room that
one side - mo is
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-08

tle NNlN farf "a WIN
the light OF baitIe
Iu her sNrr
hrIlsNr yuu
sell diseased meat
here
" worse
piled the butcher
hluntly
what dec YOU
mean Mur die
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-08
TOMORROW

queen made him her private sctrc-
turN aud he hnDtWe go influential lu
h,r life that be- excited the envy
uudi istruHt ~ thr CuuIt mobiles. Al
tor tho Uucous murrlugr 10 narulry
ltlkaio'H Influence became ~ nara
muuut thui nnrnirN was Jealous aud
s%uHpertcd HlSzio of being her lover.
uu the ',o of March % iu 1856. acting
tn namlrNa uficrH tut karlE OF Lind.
~r' uuU Morton with ARMED follow cts
broke into no queens supper cham
hrT ut Hollywood castle and stabbed
ii1fiu Do ben prrsrnrr
parnlry vug IN the room when Itiz.
zin was murdered aud hold tho queen
whilc Ter fdrorItr WIS Killed aud his
hodA thrown oui into the courtyard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-08

W. have only 10 provide a practical commission
for cooperation in reclamation undertakings. 10
bring about the beginning Of a great reclamation
work IN this state during 1919.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-08

dd hurf her replied Our hero. "uut
That wa fie wan ~boluuElu Geo fhs it.f
uurt We xur &c., siI
Thrg were walking under e ,rrt
llttln umbrella. De- we modest uuI
seemed Geo hs nervous tuu Hhs FINAL.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-08
Laugh With Us

can { have leave 20 ,irIt ths wife.
30 asked l'at uf his chip officer
ar they dropped anchor ln Dublin
a.. Fs...HHs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-08

had M much land
here In ireland that W. had io put II
In heaps
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-08

An Eurushman. fur his first time
.HitlUg iceland
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-08

.aN out driving
ne day with Pat.
hon he remarked
b him
II PM
hat a lot IT hills
GA have In Ire
"a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-08

TIs niNays hcsi o. keep iu mind
The little things of ife. Nuuu nnd
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
3
y 81 WINGS
4 or THRIFT

~ sEAopf yaatSCn swat began N 3
sisss N siom aaF hoth seaclzsE md
ns kaa atsOn does mOt necas-
aaeEly maaam aaAsneas "A change In
go panQ zaans aEvexsln@ the mind from
one SUNLESS 10 an0EAeF. often proves
moga beneacaaa than nOcalied COM
plss4 rest
Tie teacher whose pupils Ind ways
|09 aarning naoney during the vacation
period vii have the realization that
he or she. II dEscaarglng well the
espDnaIhasllaes 81 thrift education.
xn0wlng fha opportunities open 70
boys and girls fas spare-tiEne employ
lnant and pointing them but to pupils
IL part Og the thrift education. II
the teacheg helps to make ne style
|thriTk and Industry. instead 0g waste
and idaeneas. there VIII be the CO.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
Coed year Rer Honey

HOneybses had b Eavorite winter ID
1888 and began this year with prom
Using guspicea, according 10 lnvestIga-
klona By the United States Department
os Agriculture's Bureau o. Crop EB-
flTnates The winter losses of colon
los were On per cent, with which may
BE compared 1871 PEI cent III 19l7-1s
and ia as the average FOR the pre-
ceding three years.
In the spring Be this year the num-
Der OF working colonies was almost 3
per cent above the number of 1917,
and their condition Is the best Of the
last four years. Honey plants. also,
have & high condition.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26

4eg skS0a al war evamSs
III Is planned. I'D exIstsmg OT9s
items. iii apslns soma member a Cor.
ernaens shYSgE rspgs kigNs AZ VI
muaahsx III shama as d Tariff COEamlk
80. both tO prOna0Ga inkAlIi @emk @asA
uaKy ana III handle the sale or Thrift
md Savings Stamps III deaAFsa, kAe
d Rn igati0n may app0iBt Ito 0Ssm
committee. Stamps. 81 c0uFmas cAms
- oEEAined RrOEn any poatSiassseg TIE
ngant will also endGav0Y 70 AIstroS sace
tbs study oG thrift IA @rcnra asaa
clubs. viii initiate thrift ralIies and
viii invfss Stores and crsanneFies. etc.
ao become selling ageneles for War
Savings @eaSnpp.
An auoun1 Of literature. lncluding
aThs Wag Savings Society The Basea-
hons of the Campaign. The Var
Savings Society How 70 OrEani9 !,
Ten Lessons og Thrift Tor study
clubs Iiow Other People Get
Ahead lbndgetsl Thrift IN the
Schools O. course Of study and -
Speakers Handbook on Thrift, are
s4NMtk4tttN Aft$k&k4 ~ tk4~ k&SAtf~ 80 $1,000
atration Agents and the prblic On ap
plEcatIOn to the Government SayinG
g1irectoY. care 0k any Federal hank
The hanks are located Az Boston. Resw
York. Philadelphia, Cleveland, Rich
mOnd. Atlanta, Chicago. St. Louis,
Minneapolis. kansas City. Dallas. &ad
san Francisco.
Twenty thrift pamphlets have also
been prepared Tor distribution BY the
Department oE Agriculture. Washing
%. g.
IN expressing his appreciation Of
The work already accomplished by the
Home Demonstration Agents, Mr.
Hraddock voiced his recognition Of
their share Ia introducing the habit Of
regular saving, wise spending. and
aafe investing into every American
home.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
IIslng eeellnk Wax

For those using aealing wax there Is
g new device on the market. lit looks
for all the world like tiny chatting
dish and Is OF silver The miniature
saucepan has tiny spout 30 that the
melted wax ran easily be poured upon
the envelope. Melting the wax In this
way makes 1t possible TO keep II III q
liquid state as LONG aa desired
In using such q thing there II no
danger of the wax landing IN most un.
expected places, Dis II usually the case.
Nor cansone possibly barn sEae's firl.
gers. Beatdes being most useful II
makes b cunning little desk ornament,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26

lss0 psac@ tins kw0 0g q great lszz
soma 81 eMe wMg &asa xase o. fAslk6
and the kact that sOod eli aialp sd
ansnrest hi yOng goVeg gaE.le Eakxssn
hnvfng part III Mnancin e. call
up0n you Id share In ana lcinE +
cal npon ron 10 share ii 500 s1s -
tEonal war Savings Capaign ny
studying means and snesh6 b ~ thrift.
and BY Anyestinw your eavlga IL Var
Savings Efampa 10 yo ansrnss
me responsibility tor ms ng flla fsa-
ture Amsrlca nation a. hrsfs. Z
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26

showing Cor 0na dayA mail, according
|so the opinion of TIE War Lean Or
ganization d sha fifth Federal Re-
sarve district.
All De these new societies have been
organized la schools. both public and
private, and Number of them III SUM
mer schools. where the work will hays
no INTERRUPTION during vacation period.
EIt III expected, however. that the or
ganlxatinn 81 these societies this month
before the Summer holiday win bring
about great results next fall as the
work will he definitely planned 50 thar
there win be no delay Ia getting
started
Colored schools are also Organizing
for systematic saving. report having
come IN from the Anita Colored School.
lat Ante. Virginia. where War Saw
ings Society has been formadaand of
hceFs elected
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
0rIrln az Rnl

For the shopping suit be taaEEeNr
and Al sport wear. MOTHS alss will
do but the simple. carefr cut union
suit or xeet and knlckers It WAS the
ID rharsan Gauls Of the Ds5 Agea Who
introduced the firat earn as oividea
TOR legs. And with the avFer vas
worn 4 short skirt that q mutually boz
came our unaerveat was the
humble OrEgln Of our u knickers
ana vasts az today.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
I'M

nan osardrsssos ofnes appear over
sassaa az black satin,
laa1s hag. scarf, ard paras0l tn match
II new wrinkle.
q Erpck og pale lilac saiseta IL trim.
med with graz ssalls
RiskSack braid appears on many "a
the new Summer frocka
The Paris fashions show mlany coats
reaching To the knees
Lace edged straw III Ia fashion
again there never WAS anything pref.
tier.
Lacquer red Is oue az the MIDST
charming 0f the new spring colOrs
Tha French are featuring an up-
ward movement of skirt embroidery.
Almost any silhouette AS long IS Il
ID smart appears now to Be Ia fas-
hion,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
Orr PRIMARILY
PEOPLES con
MESSAGE or slA

soraen every sisre can es'tsiEa
fA q r,,,pseI ana uggestioaaa 81
800 .,ltain increased sonsfork
tos ,i,y from the IT0lne Dean
% .genis III the depart assesas
i w ,bs National Thrift Cam
adaeted ~ the SAVINGS ui-
81 Treasury depart mesat. and
Including he promotion e
80 il their REGULAR Vet e
a ..,.,,een hundred Of these agsnss
hte ar ying the message Of thc
~ thrift ctmpaign into farm
over me country ever since
81 aes., ion 81 the movement Ct The
" .s 100 Il 1918 III appreciation Of
gv5ce Harold Braddoch, direc-
pFa IN savings Division. has writ.
Is ~, 3, them i letter coninaendinr
ISL MA did offering some IleW rug
ils II accordance with the De.
II plans iii washington.
's, II. II locks letter reads III part
agnrIt ii primarily the people,
III thrift III To become per.
SUI national asset. the people
ind organizations must del
as,inie their share Of reapon'
,i,y fsr ineuleating thrift by III
.' Il ii their program % action,
e,,.,,S churches, business and labor
s,,,o gallons, fraternal societies and
asss,, organizations, as we'll as IS.
s,,l,nral workers and agencies. aEo
.,,esdg undertaking this work and
Il close cooperation with tbs
T,..sury department.
ubile The Home Demonstration
.,eats have made thrift IN . general
.sv part "a their work for years,
IS, arp nov, at the request og eav-
1a,s division. extending their program
IS u include systematic saving.
,ate Investment. and the creation Of
.,yings facilities IN very family
pms for the latter, according u
II, Braddock letter, embrace the fol
lsxing principals:
The habit of saving first some
osr III income FOR future needs. and
Il spending wisely Tor present needs.
home hellerment fund. to 81.
,afs for example. running water II
de hume
A savings plan for every boy and
Url
IA savings fund in government se.
rarities for yery family
Keeping of accounts TO promote
wise spending and TO increase savings.
& safe investment Of savings mos.
ii IN government securities until
money Is needed; War Savings
Stamps al i desirabla lsivessment,
BIZ consulting her Home Demon.
afation Agent every woman n the
tursl Districts VIII be enabled to solve
ha particular problems Of how to Ia
crease awnings how still further to
nold waste. how 10 spend her money
Ii hal she will get snli value Tor very
cent, aud how To plant her savings sO
Aai they viii grow I'd the best I'D.
ualage she will also receive ideas
MMrtfng ior children ON the Thrift
aa md accustoming them 90 the
hbII 4 steady saving and safe In.
hsasat
A people usually fIld II much
astf and more enjoyable to save
vAta number o7 them engage ID Il
ssher and can exchange ideas as
i methods and rOsnlta one Of the
mel asks of the Home Demonstra.
Goa Agent Will be to stimulate the
esu.3-sz---A-s-.a.a.s-sz-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
,Tak Pend ants

The revived interest Iii Jet that carne
about several months ago has BY no
means diminished. Heavy jet pens
aants are worn about the neck. They
really are ulaqnss made up Of cut jet
aequins They are worn about the.
neck suspended from black enamel
and gold nhaifas.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26

War Savings Societies. Boamine
One hundred and thirty-fsye newly
lormed War Savings Societies III
g ashlnglon. .. c. pretty FAIR
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26

A new british. steam-driyen truck
makes use og coke as fuel. which Is
said 10 be successful and economical
The Washington herald., 1919-11-02
PRINCE IS NOW
RANCH OWNER
Alberta's Dairy Industry
Growing 30 Per Cent
Every Year.

Montreal, Nov. latter a brief but
entertaining experience on a ranch.
the Prince Of Wales has decided to
own and operate one Of these proper
ties, and so. through George Lane.
the millionaire cattleman. whose guest
he was at the Bar-U ranch at Pc
kisko. went of High River, HIS Royal
Highness has acquired the Bedding
Held ranch, which adjoins Mr.. Lanes
holdings. The Princes initial pur-
chase amounts to Loo acres.
Alberta's dairy industry Is growing
by leaps and bounds. For three sue
cessiye years the business has in
creased 80 per cent each year. Last
year the total value of the output Of
dairy products In the province amount
ed to 80 900. 900. This year the value
will be considerably higher. And the
business Is as yet only in its initial
stage The demand for butter from
Alberta in other countries Is steadily
growing. The U6ited States Is asking
for moro than the province can sup
ply at present 1t has secured the eye
of the British market. Dairying
promises to be one of the greatest In
dustries In the province.
The Dominion Victory Loan cam
paign for q minimum Of Soo.oOo.oo0
opened Monday and Is expected to be
quickly oversubscribed. The bonds
will be I'VE and fifteen year issues at
par and bearing interest at 5 IL per
cent.
Farmers Of the Fraser Valley have
organized q cooperative body to pur-
chase feed. distribute products and
purchase farm machinery. An asso-
cIation including milk producers. poul-
trymen and hog raisers will also be
formed. They plan to eliminate com
petition in farm centers End thus be
able to supply the market at lowest
cost.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-02
NEW YORK HOTEL ARRIVALS

New York. Nov. l-Registered at
local hotels are the following from
Washington: T. E. Allison, Wallick:
Miss o. Beale. st. Andrew; +. Carroll.
j. Livingstone, l.. Nadal, Navarro;
N. 5. Hobson. W. J. Johnston. Cum
berland; r. &. Curtis, II. II. Golliett
Grand; E. :. Ogden. Hermitage; o. E.
White, Herald Square.
BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE
S. Kann. Sons Co.: T. F. Finnin.
notions. leather goods. toilet goods.
81 Fourth avenue. thirteenth floor:
J. MacFarduhsr. toys. 432 Fourth sv-
enue; Mrs. NJ. G. Hoitt. wonen's neck
wear; Mrs. c. Nohe. millinsry. Wood
ward & LOthrop. So Fourth avenue.
seventeenth floor: F. E. Mack, white
GOods and linens: Mrs. ]. E. Nourse,
art goods. notions and leather goods;
Miss ]. Steagall. waists and furs;
Miss \. Thornton, infants wear.
J. l.. Leverton & Co. CThe Model
Cloak and Suit Store); j. L. Leverton,
cloaks and suits. Pennsylvania.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-02
HOROSCOPE.
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER ?, 1919

=,
tCopyrisht. 1919. by The Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicatel
Again the stars are in menacinz
aspect. according to astrology. Sat
urn, Mars. Uranus and Mercury are
all strongly adverse. ruling with sin
lister power over the affairs Of men.
There IS a sign read as fore
shadowing closer bonds among
will not be established without a long
contest involving more or less forget
fulness of the Christian ideals of
brotherly love, the seers declare.
Mines and mining continue subject
to the most unfavorable conditions.
Lack OF fuel will cause much suffer-
ing, II is predicted. for there will be
severe cold weather for a long period
The aged are under a sway making
for many sudden deaths. especially
among the men and women who
have climbed highest above the usual
level Of achievement. Statesmen. sci
entists. college heads and financiers
will end brilliant careers.
Army affairs will be much investi-
gated and discussed between this
date and the new year, and Mercury
Is read as forecasting sensational use
OF records and written testimony.
Newspapers have a forbidding di-
rection Of the stars. Mars indicates
difficulties with employees and trou-
bles over mechanical problems. Not
withstanding this fact new journals
viii be started. One of these may
apply cooperative principles in its
operation.
For many months astrologers have
pTophesied a revolution and they
have even announced the date when
the world would recognize that the
old order Of things has passed away.
They reiterate their Representation
that 1870 will bring startling changes.
social and governmental.
The conjunction Of the Sun with
Mars in the horoscope of the King Of
England threatens that the period Of
Industrial upheavsl In Great Britain
win continue until, the spring Of
1921.
Venus Is in q sinister aspect in the
horoscope Of Queen Mary, SO that
there may be much uneasiness over
social and and political conditions.
: Persons whose birthdate Il is should
pursue routine matters during the
coming year and they should be
CAUTIOUS about signing papers.
Children born on this day may be
rash and impetuous. These subjects
Of seorpio usually are very trust
snrthy.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-02
George Edward Day,
"Y" Secretary, Dies

George Edward Day. known to thou
sands of soldiers as Y. NJ. c. A. sec
retary and director for that organizs-
tion of religious and educational work
in army camps in and around Wash
ington. died Friday. at 1 D. m. in
the post hospital at Fort Myer. Va.
of nephritis. He was "a years old.
He came here in March, 1918 from
Summerville. Mass. where the fun
sral will be held Tuesday. Mr.. Day
rad been in the Y. VI. c. 4. service
for many years. He is survived by a
wife and three children
The Washington herald., 1919-11-02
GAMBLING IN PRIVATE
NO CRIME, SAYS JUDGE

Brooklyn. Nov. lin discharging
seven men who were among fifteen
arrested in an alleged gambling raid
on a junk shop, Magistrate Joseph s.
Schwab tody said:
II don't see any violation Of the
law by men gambling in private
Gambling is going on everywhere and
there Is no harm done as long as they
don't disturb the peace"
The Washington herald., 1919-11-02
Pressmen Force Weekly
To Take Out Cartoon

Boston. Nov. 1-Pressmen employed
by a concern which is printing Life
here. on discovering in a cartoon what
they considered a reflection on or
ganized labor. suspended work and re-
fused to return until the Objectionable
cartoon was taken out. The cartoon
was eliminated and the men returned.