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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-07-03

Harry FELTON, left for Denver
Tuesday night, to secure harvest
hands. He is to offer SO cents per
hour with board and lodging and in
addition if a man stays on his job ten
days he is to receive his return ear
fare.
The Hays Opera house people are
playing to good houses each even
ing. Some mighty fine pictures are
being put on the screen.
Mrs. Lincoln Ward, returned
home from Kansas City, Tuesday
night, where she has been visiting the
past month.
Miss Hildur Malmberg is i'll at the
Hays Hospital
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19
FIRST AIR FLIGHT
MAY Be MADE THIS
EVENING At SCHOOL
Training Ship Has Been Given a
Thorough Inspection Since It's
Arrival Here aud Is Now in Per
feet Flying Condition.

o. BE- expected that the first a.rpiaIc
hirh haa been received 80 tho Alhu
Uuerius aviation Hrhuul viii boz taken
go lts maiden fight Boo tl, tIr late
this afternoon CO., rlff boo the eve
MINIS Tho machine arrived here hl
express several days tEu from Nufta.
lu 90 ht- ben gwen a thorough pre-
IiuIiulH. u-Nsrhhulus hy iDr uDUhfu
.rs 10 the school
The WtDt.i H made O. ground ffEhf
r.frIili afternoon Hud has been
gwen a thorough examination to-day
1h, motor b. irre tyf rl Boo re- uUu
ffrd .Iif,I,If Ways before Htfruut
uE 60 Uks BE- Iu.u fhr s.r Tho plane
s 10 curtis made uuv huu Ia uur ul the
finest frtIu uF HhIps boz 10. gnuutrh
uth,rs sfv sApsctgd dab. ougulnE hf
freight frNu D. IiHf
ThU directors uf me chamber uf
.nmm,rto ias' sh' officially rau.
N"i tnr lHi.U Hu fhu school I.nI
which hHH Hu,H mHIr IU tIr cham.
H,f s NAME and wuID' viii l' hguf up
H' That urr niznf.uH poo uuu YH TIE
aruuui ls used fHr huli purpose
tur hangar entirely equipped tnd
being used Goo accommodate tHr
pIiu. uuw at tUr UHHI DO H expect
fHI' fHr other hluElfs 400 hr Tin
Win H IcN Says Hud $3.50 h
iH IHHs, 900, utlrl .hI.s s tu,
.IINr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19

iat's noon luncheon of the Kiuanls
club lie gave u very interesting ad.
dress on the history 81 forestry, dat.
ing back Ia those European nations
that took up forestry A. a team of
sell preservation. Mr. Chapman DEM
unatrntca hat forestry vas essential
10 % nation. Hc answered the dues-
ton often asked " The planting and
IrcserVatiou 81 forests a. not unuec-
essary by reason OF the fact that 80
many substitutes Tor the Use Of wood
are now being used He demonstrat-
cd that tho demand for wood prod
vets will nus diminish on account OF
- general Use lu many munufactuf.
ed articles In addition he showed
that pew uses are continually being
found for wood products. tie also
made u clear that the federal govern
ment ~ The logical owner n mnnag
20 of forests
An exhibition hy q sailor named
Scott was an Interesting feature %
tho luncheon. HUutu performed many
muscular fsuts that caused the XII.
wnniHus % marvel Increasing hla
stature sN and oue-hAll inches was
one ~ the things he ala. while In
crenFlnF the size uf his neck. he
length % hiH arms and legs. disiocat.
iug his wrist and hip we're other
things be did
Lieut. Charles tomhke won the at
tendance prize zoe pounds Of flour
offered ~ Tom uanahey ~ the T. -
t'utnsy store uf "a N flowers wa
the silent booster and gave each mem
Ter a. book entitled. something
Wruus
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19
DISCHARGE PAPERS
PHOTOGRAPHER
LASTING EVIDENCE
Unique Plan Evolved in Albuquor-
que 70 Preserve Only Documen.
tary Proof Of Prvatss Service
In Great War, lnsures Bonus.

An urt.uHI II,t has u|risiuutpI Boo
.uIuYu,rrI. DO usssit, thp uuiN
vrift.r ,tIt.u,. witch Ia suIdisr has
.f ft. -r,.s. In tH. var Do dis
tNHr.. p.p. D. arr Co. De- pnotnrmpl.
.H and II, Ins.. the original pupsrt
CO. tU., trs .osf tNruueh tho mails ut
Dol tr, nth,r WHN D.. and Hs nmab
vYu NIy. "a. rHntDanuhrl prpn.
Tbs. ..bsw, U4. ,,oI,tI b,rtttss nI
d., aifurulu.s arising hrourh tho
i0.s in ths malls nf th, discharge az
r,.a of ivn suIitrrr uppiNiur tor tho
..,r, I.Utt bonus allowed hN con
.r,.a
r ~ .Y. M
h.f,r. ,t.
@ & ,...,.I a. ~, n,
800, H., ,-,,,ntt,.tt. t.t., ,uI
,'r ,,,. M. ,t. r..ni, IA o,t,r .n
II t.. "a. p.1 80, b,,t+
I'D
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19
BEAUTIFUL ESPER
SERVICE TO Be HELD
SUNDAY BY Y. ". C.A
About scventy.hve Girls viii
March in the Candle Process.
sional' at the Five O'clock
vesperl 1T Presbyterian Church.

An i%usplratipnal Lenten service will
Dee held nt the Presbyterian church on
sunday afternoon under the auspices
81 tho Young Momcn's Christian A.
ISOLATION ~ b. planned that fully 20
- the girls reserve will compose the
choir. and each Que Will carry "a light
ed candle and q hymnhi An iights
viii he ont ANA banners Will he
horne ana placed In front ~ the ale
tar
The process oual viii DO sung by
the choir Of girls "uod OF our Path
ers. followed hY u solo ny Miss Beat
rice scltzor The rrsponre Will be
sung hv Miss Nelmn priohsra. The
readings viii hc given hy Mics D. y.
Garcia and Mr. " a. PartrldEe, Mrs
Piper viii sins tho solo from the Mes.
sab. . Know That Ny Rcdcemer Liv-
eth The themc o. the service Will
BE-. - Am Come That They Might
Have Ldfe This viii be written on
no banner and placnrdn carried by
she girls. Tho reCessiunal SUM b.
the choir will close the service.
Those services have been given IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19
ESPECIAL ATTENTION
TO Be GIVEN LADIES
At BIG SMOKER HERE
Cattlemen's Smoker Will Be as Ia.
~teresting TO the Wives as to the
Husbands; Sections TO Be Re.
served for Women.

Especial attention IN 10 be given the
ladies al the Daitiemens smoker.
which y h. be- htid the second niEht
81 Inv annual state convention in the
urmory building
The main features uf the smoker
VIII Ne three bouts between Hix 81 the
rnappiest boxers % the Southwest.
most ~ them connected with the
army such interest has been shown
~ D women of The state in me Cuni-
ans entertainment that the committee
In charge has decided a. reserve o.
special section ut the urmory for 'h'
use OF ladies and their escorts.
SpuftamnuHhlp and clean actions
will be- tho kes mote ~ the coming
BOUTS The army huNiur training viii
raHiiy show ~ Influence ON the suurt
The huksrH wIIl arrive in Albuquerque
ON March % ana Will probably take o.
irbt workout ON that d.y at the avia-
ton school They Will he examined
hl o. local physician on the afternoon
uf the bout March 70. ANA Will woigh
in at o nciork
Aside from tho boxing program ne
tn suuker there will be- many other
interesting entertainments Music Will
De- furnished - the 'uWhoya band
und one of the leading vaudeville
numbers 90 be- shown through the
c,rning Will he Nsahei b celebrated
California dancer
iisr act viii he put un in the rims
whirh although lacking the scenic 81.
iects. Will hv almost as pretty al t
regular stage Fhr Will dance the
nov famous ahimmie dance which
originated uu the barbara coast.
whore Do learned o. and has since
been trtuapluutcd % " Nurk iu the
fullfH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19
QUIT MEATH YOUR
KIDNEYS ACT BADLY
Take tablespoonful Of Salts If
Back hurts or Bladder
bothers.

We are % nation ~ meat eaters sud
nur blood De- filled With uric acid Ht,
re- ~wel-knuWu authority VIII raru.
us 10 be constantly un guard aEaiusi
kidney trouble
The kiduoys dn their mo 90 free
the blood OF this Irritating acid hut
hrrome weak from the uNorWork
thcN set sluggish thr ,limlnstiVe tls
fuos clog aud thus the waste iH 20
tiincd m the blood tp poison the cu
tire system.
when your ktlrays ache and feel
like Jumps uf lead and sou have
singing pains bod the back or tho urIue
ts cloudy. fun uf .Ddimont. ur tho
bladder p. irritable ohliEing you 60
eek relief during the night Wnuu
Nou have severe headaches neryo-
and dizay rislIs -Iesplessnes- acid
stomach ur rheumatism lu bad wealth
ct. get from iIut pharmacist about
four ounces lf IHd salts take "a
Tablespoonful Zoo % glass of water nr
tore breakfast each morning amt Iu be-
few days Nour kldnovs viii not fine
This famous salts be- made from the
acid uf grape. and lemon Juice com
hlued with Militia. 7ud has been used
tor generations to flush ana stimulate
cloRred kidney. 90 n%eutrulize the
acids la urine 300 DO Is no longer a
source N irritation thu ondius urin-
lry and bladder diHurdcw
Jad Salt is inexpensive and cannot
iulute. mHkes delightful enferVes-
tent UthI.. water drink and nobody
can make d mistake hy taking r. little
o~ccasionali, Co keep the kidneys clean
aus active
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19
DELINQUENT INCOME
TAX PAYERSE EXCUSED
IF REASON IS GOOD
Statement Setting Forth Cause Of
Delay Must Accompany Return
Papers; No Penalty Assessed II
Delay Il Necessary.

Internal Revenue Collector Prank
lin made the folioNins statement To-
day which should be good new 90
taxpayers who have nut filed their In
come tax returns owing 10 the verN
short time allowed taxpayers TO file
their returns. aud further "a tie fact
that not all Of the proper forms were
received until a few days HEu there
are "a large number uf persons who
ala not file returns. IN some instan
eca u course. the taxpayers are AZ
fault bot others n.e 20 be excused be
cause % the unusual circumstances
The treasury department has al
tiHed That o. .uruH mas Do accepted 10
the taxpayer viii attach q statement
10 the return. setting forth bis reason
Tor delay THIS statement will aca
company The tax return 90 W. hing
ton und viii he passed upon bog the
commissioner 10 The reason b. good
sud sufficient There viii bee mo- pen
atty assessed THIS gives all an np-
p%urtuuiiy 90 get right with the gov.
eminent and . hope that those WIN
ufe delinquent viii 500 that their 90.
turns are nlei Immediately
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19

nan places by the Y W g. A. and
With frsat inrpiratiunal effect. The
dignity aud peace % tho soft l.Ehta.
the appeal % mHny rlriish voices the
beauty u the solos and religious read
ms. tho time allowed fut reflection,
1il combine % produce a receptive
aud devotional altitude. a reailzn-
ton ~ spiritual truths h brought 10
us new "a one comtH away with a
feeling % cslmnesa and purpose and
strength II ~ hoped that man will
come 10 the service n a mos heart.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19

In the Indian Tribe N finds the
Medicine Man one veraed in he
healing art nf roots herbs. leaves and
harks On these he discovers emui.
iienta n~strlnrruts. hNativcs and ton
Co. an Of which are prepared ADD
offered e. sufferers funnr the tribe
To sue good. old-flrhinund roots and
herbs lydia " pinkham'a Vegetable
the most efficient rcmcdv
iu D world Tor female iliH. owes w.
success For forty five years u has
been restoring the wnmen % Amcri-
Ga 10 health. until u h. now recug-
mixed pH the standard remedy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19
A JUSTIFIED CROUCH.

IinHs uo his groccrl You seem n
cry, AIR sand.
Sir. saudi am. The Inspector OF
weights and measures has Just been
Ia.
Jlnks-Ha. hal lie cnusht You civ.
ms nitccn ounces 10 the pound. did
her
Mr. sand-Worse than that he
said ia been giving seventeen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19
wil-on. pnr. IIomr Head,

brussels March Do Tho former
fyaldenr. ct Princes 1lemrutlne BE-
being utted 90 90 receive President
wilson and MIS- Wilson. who ats eA.
b crtod 90 visit Hrus-tls before the end
Of tho present month The program
FOG the Entertainment OF The prosl.
cent 70 party includes a reception
given hN parliament and a visit with
klug ihsri Co. tuuttln The munl-
DIutiIN col. i.ouytIu D. plHnn.n F 60
present 10 tho president 10 picture ~
the ruins ~ the ".ft faruuf library
Reproduced un leather
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19

consecraied follower 81 Christ Jesus
and claimed nothing more for her
self The Christian Science church
founded by Mrs. Eddy stands for pure
democracy. the brotherhood Of man,
universal participation. growth. and
true culture. where each individual
has his place IN Divine Mind and can
not usurP the place or rirhta 81 an
other.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19
Greeks Defeat
Russian Reds

saioniki. tTues1ayl Narch IL
Gruok troops haVe defeated the ftua-
sian nolsheviki at khcrson. north
east Of Odessa, and advanced about
twelve miles. according 60 an official
announcement made today hy Greek
hsadquarter- here. The 0rsekH cap
iurcd prisoners aad war material.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19
Iao~llnr s..1rr Annoumrt.i.

Toledo. o.. March fa-nowllnE
with lh. ~ccond spund al the Amer.
Gun Bowling ongrc tournament
here today. J Nerkcs and O. kauten-
borg. Of 81 Louis. went into tLird
place In tie standing OF two men with
q score Of 1894 NerkcH had es9 Of
the total ON the same SHIFT ,. pncu.
eer and e. wilder. also Of ~ ioui,
NE 1874 for fourth place.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19

G~othenberv. sweden. March H.
The soldiers council. according Ia a
chriFtinnia dispatch. has issued a
proclamation Ia those liable 20 mill.
tary aervtcc eNhortluE them q de-
mnnd he nEht to determine their
" military disposition and 20 place
military authority IN the hands Of tho
soldiers The proclamation aiao calls
for tho disarmament Of the bourge-
oisie should they defend themselves
from the red guards.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19
War Finance Fund
TO Aid Railroads

Washington March lp-Ihe 500
OuO. uun advanced bs the wg finance
corporation 10 tho railroad admins.
traiion Will De uHod onik To- pay cur-
rent hills and not 90 meet obligations
already incurred With railroad COM
paulca. Director Gsncrul Hines an
rOuurp1 TODAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19
Berlin Uprising
Cost $I25,000 900

Hasis. March % Damages Incl.
dent 60 the latest revolt iu Berlin viii
total more than $1,000. Nnn marks
me Frankfort NHghriNhfeu says
claims Cor damages for this mount
4lfcud, hHN, been filed against The
UlfF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19
I;alnb.5w- 10 ncturn som.

MenhinEton. March The tend
t~ltainhowl division Will sail from
hrest between March ~ and April
10, the war department was informed
today hy General Pershinr The Rain
bow division lands a. New York.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19
Ilnnnn clnlm. 10 Ilr Mrt.

Tuug March - italian claimr
before the ucacc conference Will en-
counter no difficulties and o. solution
viii De cuHy. according to h Paris
curr,spondcut 81 the Giornaic D'itaila
o. Rome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19
History of Forestry
Told by Expert at
Luncheon of Kiwanis

a. no. chapman OF DO, forrest -or
..,r $50. fH. principal speaker 90 Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19

al U,ttmIIlr. IN the state ur New NrNicI AT the 'iper 81 III
Mnvi, I. 1913.
RISOI RCIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-20

bed behind which she had, taken ref
uge at the sound of the turning key.
For a space the walls of the room
warped Enthusiastically. AS they stead
led down and became normal again
she slowly reached for one of her
hatpins. She could die.
But Colburton did not approach her;
he remained where he was.
Weren't expecting me- then?" :
mo. hadn't thought you quito 30
base as this" The sight of this man
stiffened her spine. But she deter
mined to see If there was not some
decency left in his soul. Better
let me go, Norton. No good can pos
sibly, come of this. You'll be sorry.
There must be some good in you,
just enough not to let you do such
horrible thing as this. To bring me
to such a house! Oh! You had bet
ter let me CO."
II offered you marriage in Venice.
and you declined 1t. was a fool. l
suppose. but l meant it that morning.
Now you're going to come to me of
your own free will"
mo. You forget one thing"
And what's that"
Il can always die. I'm not your
kind
You are going to be-" he said,
quietly. Die? They always talk of
dying. but they don't. Oh, you need
not tremble! / sha'n't lay a hand on
you until you come to me- 1 might
have put you on board the yacht. but
] did not think 1t would pay. You
had tosbe broken first"
Il cannot be kept here forever"
II can and will keep you here until
you break. No woman ever played
your game successfully with me-"
She knew now from his tone that
he was without mercy. But how
many games have you played with
women? Let us speak the truth to
each other. When ! first met you l
thought you might inspire me with
love" '4..
He interrupted. And when you
learned that l couldn't, you said good
bye, didn't you? Yes, let US speak the
truth. You thought 1T over carefully
/ could feather your nest comfortably.
You took my gifts and permitted an
occasional caress to keep tho nre in
me. All, I know all about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-20
HE WAS.

drudgery for what? Food. clothes,
roof-little else! But what were
twenty or thirty years Of drudgery
If, among them, there were three or
four into which all the luxuries of
life might be crowded? The devil
always uses this argument 1t Is the
best he has
The disembodied spirit of the girl
crept back into the sordid bedroom.
Then imagination took up the thread
where retrospection had laid it down.
She saw limousine stop before the
house in Washington Square. per-
haps twenty minutes after she had
left It, Out OF the car jumped
man In evening clothes. A fine Pan
anna gave rakish touch to his dark.
handsome head. There was eager
ness in his step as he hurried up
to the door and rang the bell. His
pose as he waited reminded one Of
Romeo, or Lothario, or the devil in
multi; it all depended on whether one
saw him through the eyes OF ro-
mantle young girl, a poor young men,
or the shade OF Virgil. Under his
arm he carried long, narrow box
such as florists use. He smiled.
Presently she saw the iandlady
open the door
Miss Warren"
she is gone"
Gomez" i.."
Yes"
When will she return?"
She will not return. She has left
for good" '''
- He laid the flowers on the stand.
will you be so good as TO tell me
exactly what has happened?"
II have not the least idea She left
twenty minutes ago, bag and bag
gage. If you will leave your ad-
dress .
1T would be useless" he interrupt
ed, with unexpected curtness. Good
EVENING"" He opened the door him
self and went out into the street.
Club" he directed. entering the
limousine and slamming the door.
. All these pictures were dreadfulIy
vivid to Ruth. 1t seemed as though
she was living through every scene
again. through all the pain and the
shame OF it. She put aside these
'recollections suddenly and tenerRetf-
'cany... Her life was Ia danger: she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-20
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASH]

ually obtained post in a public
school, hating the work. yet stick
ing to 1t doggedly. as it meant not
only financial independence. but per-
sonal liberty.
All these broken pictures passed
through her mind as the shiffie- shuf-
fie of the horse died away-old, bent,
gray. wrinkled, the political mother
Of an endless stream of noisy, rest
less children. All these years of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-20

must waste no vitality in useless re-
trospection. She looked out of the
rear window of her prison. Always
there was a Chinaman in the door Of
the clubhouse, always covertly watch
ing her window. They? Who were
they who were to come for her? At
ten that night this riddle was solved.
Colburton came in quietly and stood
with his back to the door.
"You?" she whispered across the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-20
CHAPTER XXI.

One afternoon. toward dusk-the
NTH day of her captivity-retrospec
ton 0eized her and whirled her away
In hts purple chariot.
Retrospection. who is one of the UNI
mentioned gods of tragedy. Is never
very particular about his back
grounds; Persian. Administer or rag
carpet. palace or howell. little he cares:
to him the plays the thing. Upon this
occasion he set the disembodied spirit
Of Ruth in a furnished room, neat
and comfortable, one fight up, in a
Eenteel boarding house in Washing
ton Square. The scene would not
have impressed the adventurous, con-
sisting as 1t did Of lone young
woman (who Ruth recognized as her
SELF feverishly packing a suit case.
When she had locked and strapped it
she sat down upon a trunk near by,
painting and disheveled. Her figure
was slender yet shapely, the contours
ripe; there was nothing out OF the or
binary about it; indeed, the mold was
common to nine tenths of American
women. 1t was by her face, perhaps,
that one might distinguish her from
the ruck of millions. the common
place. 1t was not beautiful, but 1T
was singularly attractive.
She drew her sleeve across her damp
forehead, flushed by her exertions,
for II was the evening Of a long, hot
GUNNER day. The pavements were
throwing off the heat they had alb
eorbed; and what little breeze came
in through the open windows was
tainted by the smell OF water and
Dust and asphalt, and burdened with
The thousand changeable. indescriba-
ble sounds of mechanisms, the voices
bf great city.
From somewhere came the whining.
niscordant music of a hand organ:
end the young woman knew that near
1t happy, barelegged children were
dancing. Children! There are some
words which, when called into be-
4ng. seem instantly to clothe them
selves with bristling. stabbing points.
THE young woman WINGED. She who
loved children, who was peculiarly
familiar with the bewildering facets
Of their budding characters, she had
forgotten them. What a horror she
twas to herself.
She flung up her head. slid from
The trunk, snatched her hat from
the bed, and put it on without so
much as glance into the mirror.
which, in young and comely
woman, registers the sign that she is
under some great emotional strain.
She had made her calculations in cold
blood; there was not even the shadow
pr love In her heart. All. IL only
love had swayed her. human and
beautiful love-. which gives every
thing and asks for nothing!
She crossed over to the bureau
drawers. which were all out. and
once again looked through them.
Then she sought one OF the windows
And leaned against the easement.
Each time she heard the ring Of horse
shoes upon the asphalt she peered
out eagerly, only to withdraw her
head in disappointment.
why does he not hurry"
- 1t was twenty minutes past seven.
, II she was rot out Of the house be-
{0ro eight she was rs good as lost.
6he shut her, hands tightly and her